‘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
Den Building in Forest Schools
Class 3 had such a fun time during our first Forest Schools session! The children enjoyed exploring the school field and the meadow, looking for signs of spring. We found, daffodils, green leaves and some insects. After our spring hunt, the children worked together to...
A Celebration for King Charles III
What a brilliant time Year 2 had celebrating the coronation of King Charles III. Even though the rain poured, nothing could stop the children enjoying their picnic with friends. The children made crowns, sang the National Anthem and dressed in red, white and blue. A...
A visit to Eyam
What a fantastic time we had visiting Eyam. 13000 steps and no complaints of being too tired to carry on! We were all 'Plague detectives' and found evidence to tell us that The Plague really did happen and wasn't just a story that we had made up. We visited the...
A Trip to the English Institute of Sport
Our Year 1 and Year 2 children have had an amazingly busy time at the E.I.S. There are so many different P.E activities to do that the children only have time for one rest station! The buses were definitely quieter coming home than when we were travelling there in the...
World Book Day – Thursday 2nd March
On Thursday 2nd March we celebrated World Book Day. We invited all of the children to come to school dressed up as a ‘word.’ In school, we have a big focus on vocabulary and this is a way of celebrating some of our favourite words. If you can't see the 'word' in the...
Making Vehicles – with moving wheels!
Mrs Hepp from Hepp DT came to work with us again this term and this time we've been making vehicles with moving wheels! We used G-clamps and junior hacksaws to cut our wood before adding the axle holders, axles and wheels. It was so exciting when we could move our...
2 x Welfare playworker job vacancies
