Please contact the school office if you would like to find out more and arrange to take a look around our fantastic school. We aim to make learning so irresistible that children love coming to school. We are constantly searching for new and innovative ways to make learning exciting, so that everyone at Gurnard enjoys the sense of adventure that learning brings.
We have designed a curriculum that enables our pupils to explore new opportunities, meet experts and discover their passions. This exciting approach to learning alongside our excellent teaching has been recognised through consistently high academic results as well as national gold standard awards in science, the arts and sport.
We have designed a curriculum that enables our pupils to explore new opportunities, meet experts and discover their passions. This exciting approach to learning alongside our excellent teaching has been recognised through consistently high academic results as well as national gold standard awards in science, the arts and sport.
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Parent View asks for your opinion on 14 aspects of your child's school, from the quality of teaching, to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. Ofsted will use the information you provide when making decisions about which schools to inspect, and when. By sharing your views, you'll be helping your child's school to improve.
We warmly welcome new children and their families to our school. Parents and families are very welcome to come and visit us. We will be happy to show you around the school and answer any questions that you might have. Please give us a call or email office@gurnardprimaryschool.co.uk to arrange a personal tour at a time to suit you.
The Reception Baseline Assessment (RBA) is a short assessment, taken in the first six weeks in which a child starts Reception. In the final term of the year, the Early Years Foundation Stage Profile (EYFS Profile) must be completed for each child. Each child's level of development must be assessed against the early learning goals.
The role of the Governing Board is to govern the school. This means focusing on the core functions of providing strategic leadership, holding the headteacher to account and making sure the school's money is well spent. This is a demanding task for which all governors need to have, or develop, relevant and appropriate skills.
With every great school there is always a great school council and Gurnard Primary School is no different. Our school council has been renamed as Young Governors to reflect the importance of their role in improving our school. Young Governors are elected each year by their class. Once elected as a Young Governor, the child is then the voice for their peers, passing on information from Young Governor meetings that require a classroom debate.
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Holly Squires
Aug 11, 2017
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