‘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
Golden Rules Celebration
This morning we celebrated some children who have worked very hard to keep all our Golden Rules. The rules make our school a safe and happy place. Well done to these children and thank you to the grown-ups for coming along to join us.
Nurturing Nature
Last week our Y2 children went to Ecclesall Woods as part of our work on Nurturing Nature. We pond dipped, hunted for bugs, made seed bombs and bird feeders. We built dens and made an animal out of clay - one that we had seen or learnt about during the day.
World Down Syndrome Day
On Friday we joined in with World Down Syndrome Day. We all wore bright socks and in doing so we were saying that people with Downs Syndrome have a voice and deserve to be listened too. We also had a 'design a pair of socks' competition to raise some money.
10 Day Active Challenge
We are taking part in 10 day active challenge. On Friday we finished off the first week with morning games. It was a lovely way to start the day.
Celebrating Our Second Mother’s Day Breakfast
Our hall was full this morning of mums and grandmas, nannas, and nannans. Thank you for coming along to our second Mothers' Day Breakfast of the week. It was lovely to have you all in school.
Mayor of South Yorkshire came to visit.
We have had a great afternoon. Oliver Coppard, the Mayor of South Yorkshire came to visit. Ed Clancy came too; he's an Olympic Cyclist. We blinged our scooters and had a fabulous time parading in the playground. The sun shone, the wind blew and we all enjoyed ourselves.
