‘Learning for Life.’
Welcome to Stocksbridge Nursery Infant School
The following document outlines the goals of the school, the actions needed to achieve these goals and supports the decision making process for the school leaders. (Sarah Briggs – Chair of Governors)
Our vision is one of confident and responsible pupils, who are independent, happy and motivated to enjoy learning. They will have high expectations for themselves and have access to a stimulating, broad and balanced curriculum which enables them to meet their maximum potential.
Our children will act as caring, tolerant young citizens who are respectful of themselves and people of different races, faiths and cultures. They will have a wide range of skills to enable them to be good communicators in a variety of ways.
Our Golden Rules
We are kind and helpful
We look after our school
We work hard
We are gentle
We are honest
We listen
Latest News
Greaves House Farm Visits
On Wednesday afternoons our Orchard class visit Greaves House Farm. Yesterday we learnt all about looking after guinea pigs. We had a lovely visit and we all enjoyed it. Thank you to all the grown-ups who helped us get to the farm. We saw lots of interesting things on...
Golden Stars
This morning we celebrated more Golden Stars - children who have impressed the grown-ups in school with their behaviour, their attitude, their learning. We are very proud of all of them.
Golden Star Assembly
We held our first Golden Star assembly of the week this morning. We celebrated some children who had been chosen because they work hard to keep our Golden Rules all the time. Well done children and thank you to family and friends for coming along to celebrate with us.
Gardening Club
Gardening Club are doing some fabulous work and they're enjoying it too.
Playtime in the sunshine
It's been so lovely to get up on the field to play in this gorgeous weather. Let's hope it's here to stay.
Our friends at Alpine Lodge
Just before we broke up for the Easter holidays, we had a lovely session with our friends at Alpine Lodge. There was lots of giggling, smiling and laughter from the children and the residents.
