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About

Broad and exciting learning opportunities to achieve the best we can. A rights respecting nurturing and positive learning community. At Airy Hill Primary School children's rights are at the heart of our ethos and culture. At Airy Hill Primary School, we are proud to be a Rights Respecting School, where every decision we make is guided by the best interests of the child.

Our school community is built on respect, inclusion, and collaboration—creating a positive learning environment where every child is empowered to thrive. Pupils at Airy Hill enjoy, achieve, and excel. We are committed to developing the whole child through a rich and varied curriculum that nurtures academic success, creativity, and personal growth.

Whether your child is exploring our Forest School, learning a musical instrument, competing in local sports events, or expressing themselves through art, they will be supported to discover and develop their unique strengths.

In the school’s own words, from the school website.

Enrichment

4 activitiesiFound on the school website by WhatSchool. Not verified by Governance Register; the school website is the authority.
  • Cooking
  • Gardening
  • Yoga
  • Forest School

Awards

4 awardsiFound on the school website by WhatSchool. Not verified by Governance Register; the school website is the authority.
  • Anti-Bullying CharterRecognised award
  • Duke of EdinburghPersonal development
  • UNICEF Rights Respecting SchoolsChildren's rights
  • Food for LifeRecognised award

Key facts

URN
144679
Type
Academy converter
Phase
Primary
Ages
2 to 11
Gender
Mixed
Sixth form
Does not have a sixth form
Nursery
Has Nursery Classes
Local authority
North Yorkshire
Constituency
Scarborough and Whitby
Setting
Urban: Further from a major town or city
Opened
2018

Governing body (8 current, 0 former)

iAcademy trust: local governing body and trust board.

1 governor is linked to a profile (all confirmed).

Governors marked “Confirmed same person” have exactly the same forename and surname as the only officer of that name at the school’s own academy trust company on the Companies House register, so we treat them as the same person. The governance record itself comes from DfE.

Leadership

NameRoleHow appointedTerm
Ms Deborah Hall Confirmed same personChair of Local Governing BodyAppointed by GB/boardsince 2025 · until 2029

Full governing body

NameRoleHow appointedTerm
Mr Arthur GreenLocal GovernorElected by school staffsince 2026 · until 2030
Mrs Colette RestorickLocal GovernorAppointed by GB/boardsince 2025 · until 2029
Mrs Rebecca BrannickLocal GovernorElected by parentssince 2024 · until 2028
Mr Andrew DudmanLocal GovernorAppointed by GB/boardsince 2024 · until 2028
Ms Margaret McKeoneLocal GovernorAppointed by GB/boardsince 2024 · until 2028
Mrs Andrea BurrowsLocal GovernorElected by parentssince 2023 · until 2027 ends 2027
Mr Andrew WoodLocal GovernorAppointed by GB/boardsince 2023 · until 2027 ends 2027

Source: Department for Education, Get Information about Schools (governance records, as at 25 October 2026). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Names are shown as published; there are no addresses or contact details. Current and former are worked out from term end dates when the page loads. Object or ask for removal · Report an issue with this record