‘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
Our Sports Day
Our Sports Day had a very different feel to it this year as we couldn't enjoy the company of our parents and carers. We still had lots of fun learning new skills for the different events and we came away with lots of stickers! We did a baton relay, obstacle courses,...
Number Day
We had lots of fun in school on Friday to celebrate and explore our fabulous number thinking skills and to raise money to support the NSPCC. The children and parents went to amazing lengths to 'Dress up for Digits Day'. Maths is so much fun and covers so many...
Such fun on Comic Relief Day
We have all enjoyed a fun filled day in school raising money for Comic Relief and generally having a good time. We have told jokes, worn our clothes back to front, painted our faces and tried to guess the noses of grown-ups in school in a quiz. We've had a lovely...
World Book Day
On Thursday 4th March we celebrated World Book Day with a 'book trail' around Stocksbridge. We also asked our children and grown-ups to enter our 'Extreme Reading' Competition. Just look at the extreme (or at least very unusual) places that they managed to find! We...
Christmas Jumper Day
Our children and staff celebrated 'Christmas Jumper Day' in style and it heralded the start of our Christmas festivities with lots of smiles and giggles. We had a lovely, happy day in school.
Road Safety Week November 2020
The children have been learning how to stay safe whilst walking around the local area. We have also had a 'Bright to be Seen' day which proved really useful on a very dark cloudy day! Some of our children have been doing local traffic surveys and we found out that...
2 x Welfare playworker job vacancies
