Schools

Primary

Allbrook School
02380 616 316
The Old School, Pitmore Road, easteligh, hampshire, SO50 4LW
www.schoolsnet.com/...schools/school.../allbrook-school/.../221279.html

Banister Infant School
02380 393 313
Banister Gardens, Westrow Road, southampton, hampshire, SO15 2LX
www.banister.southampton.sch.uk

Bassett Green Primary School
02380 676 262
Honeysuckle Road, Bassett, Southampton, Hampshire, So16 3Bz
www.bassettgreen.southampton.sch.uk

Beechwood Junior School
023 8022 7692
Juniper Road, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 4EG
www.beechwood.southampton.sch.uk

Bellemoor School

Welcome to Upper Shirley High Upper Shirley High is a coeducational school in the heart of the Upper Shirley geographical area of Southampton. New cluster arrangements ensure that the junior schools of Shirley and Hollybrook are the main primary links and recent developments have cemented existing collaboration between our schools, including the infant schools of Shirley, Hollybrook and Wordsworth, into something much stronger and concrete - the Upper Shirley Learning Community. Alongside the close partnerships with Tauntons College we now have dynamic progression from 'reception' through to post 16 for all children in our local area. Great Oaks Special School is also a member of the Learning Community. This is a really exciting time for all of us.
02380 325 333
Bellemore Road, Shirley, southampton, hampshire, SO15 7QU
info@ushschool.org
www.bellemoor.southampton.sch.uk

Berrywood Primary School
01489 780 068
Maunsell Way, Hedge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 2TL
www.berrywood-pri.hants.sch.uk

Bevois Town Primary School
02380 221 467
Cedar Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 6RU
www.bevoistown.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne CE Infant School
02380 434381
Peartree Avenue, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 7RB
www.bitterne-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne Church of England Voluntary Controlled
02380 499494
Brownlow Avenue, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 7BX
www.bitterne-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne Manor Primary School
02380 227596
Quayside Road, Bitterne manor, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 1DP
www.bitternemanor.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne Park Infant School
02380 554 260
Manor Farm Road, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 1NX
www.bitternepark-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne Park Junior School
02380 554541
Manor Farm Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 1NX
www.bitternepark-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Bitterne Park School

Welcome to the Bitterne Park website. I very much hope that you find the information you are looking for. If not, please give us a call as we would be delighted to hear from you. Bitterne Park is a thriving, challenging and happy environment. I am incredibly proud to lead such a positive and successful school. The Bitterne Park team works because all students, teachers, support colleagues, Governors, parents and friends play a major part in raising standards, aiming high and aspiring to achieve the best we can for all our students. As a truly diverse and mixed comprehensive we succeed with all abilities and needs. Equality of opportunity, respect and fairness are vital ingredients in this, the largest school in Southampton. Our “outstanding" Ofsted report is a website link that I hope you make as our flexibility, hard work and initiatives are all celebrated in this inspection record. Where next? I hear you say. Our plans are to expand further in the next few years to increase our capacity and on site provision to develop even more opportunities to support post-16 learning, skills and employment. Bitterne Park is a school that continues to go places. Our drive, vision and determination are infectious and I hope you will join us or visit us to find out more. SUSAN TRIGGER Headteacher
02380 325 200
Copsewood Road, Bitterne Park, southampton, hampshire, SO18 1BU
info@bitternepark.southampton.sch.uk
www.bitternepark.southampton.sch.uk

Botley Church of England Controlled Primary School
01489 782 308
52 High Street, Botley, southampton, Hampshire, SO30 2EA
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=3014
www.botley.hants.sch.uk

Bursledon Ce Infant School
02380 402 869
Long Lane, Bursledon, southampton, hampshire, SO31 8BZ
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=3020
www.bursledon-inf.hants.sch.uk

Bursledon Junior School
02380 402 738
Long Lane, Bursledon, southampton, hampshire, SO31 8BZ
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2304
www.bursledon-jun.hants.sch.uk

Chamberlayne Park School
02380 447 820
Tickleford Drive, Weston, southampton, hampshire, SO19 9QP
info@chamberlaynepark.southampton.sch.uk
www.chamberlaynepark.southampton.sch.uk

Chandler's Ford Infant School
02380 252 655
Kings Road, Chandler's Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 2EY
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2033
www.chandlersford-inf.hants.sch.uk

Cherbourg Primary School
02380 612 557
Cherbourg Road, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 5QF
www.cherbourg.hants.sch.uk

Crestwood School For Business And Enterprise
02380 641 232
Shakespeare Road, Boyatt Wood, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 4FZ
crestwood.school.hants.gov.uk

Durley Church of England Controlled Primary School

Background: Durley Primary School was founded in 1872 and is housed in a Victorian building with a modern extension. Half of the pupils come from the village of Durley and others from the surrounding area. The school is set in a rural location with a large playing field, two playgrounds and a small adventure playground. It prides itself on the teaching of English, maths, PE and PSE. A variety of extra-curricular activities are provided including choir, drama, football, netball, tag rugby, basketball, and in summer 'kwik cricket' and short tennis. Sporting successes include winning the Eastleigh and District netball shield in 1999 and the Eastleigh and District football tournament in 1998. This is seen as a 'remarkable achievement' for a school of 100 pupils. The school has strong links with the community and each year Parent-Teacher Association events are well attended. Pupils have raised money for charities including the Magpie Scanner Appeal, Animal Rescue Shelter and the British Heart Foundation.
01489 860 207
Durley Brook Road, Durley, southampton, hampshire, SO32 2AR
ofsted.gov.uk/oxedu_providers/full/(urn)/.../Primary%20schools

Fair Oak Infant School

Fair Oak Infant School is a lively, innovative and successful four-form entry school serving the villages of Fair Oak and Horton Heath. In January 2007 Ofsted said that we provide an “outstanding quality of education” for our pupils. The School has 12 bright, attractive teaching spaces plus a hall, library, ICT suite, music/drama room, cookery room & medical room. A conference room and three multi-purpose group rooms were completed in September 09. The school also has a central paved courtyard and Children’s World Garden which provide excellent outdoor teaching areas in addition to the attractive playground. The school is very well resourced. Our curriculum is greatly enriched, broad and balanced: we have adopted the International Primary Curriculum to incorporate our international work and thinking skills and to reduce the overload in foundation subject objectives. There are many extra-curricular clubs run by staff and external providers, both during the lunch hour and after school. Many things make our school unique. We have taught French in all year groups since 1992. We introduced peer massage five years ago. We also teach Philosophy for Children (P4C) with notable success. Our most outstanding feature is our commitment to the international dimension. Fair Oak Infant School has continued to meet the Investors in People standards since 1997 and provides excellent opportunities for personal and professional development in line with the School’s Strategic Plan. As well as Investors in People, the school has gained two School Achievement Awards, the Basic Skills Quality Mark, the National Healthy Schools’ Standard, Silver Arts Mark, the Active Mark, the ICT Mark and the British Council’s International School Award (since 2005). The staff are friendly, mutually supportive, hard-working and committed. They set themselves high standards and have high expectations of the children. They work well as individuals and as a team to provide very high levels of care and education for the children. The children are lovely; friendly, keen to learn, caring and well behaved. They have a tremendous sense of pride in their school and are keen to contribute to its development. Parents play a full and positive part in the life of the school and there is an active and successful Parent Staff Association. The school is also fortunate to have a very supportive Governing Body. Fair Oak Infant School shares a site with Fair Oak Junior School and Wyvern College and is part of an active 7-strong Pyramid of Schools and Extended Schools cluster. The school has a no-smoking policy and dress code.
02380 692 207
Botley Road, fair Oak, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 7AN
www.fairoakinfant.co.uk

Fair Oak Junior School

Below, you will be able to find useful information about our school: Please click a heading School Uniform At Fair Oak Junior School we believe that the wearing of a school uniform encourages pride in the school, helps children to feel they belong to the s... Extended Schools At Fair Oak Junior School we provide a comprehensive range of extended schools activities and services.Children can come to school from 8.00 a.m when ... Vision and Aims At Fair Oak Junior School we aim to provide a pathway to progress by: Help everyone to enjoy learning and achieve success. Provide a safe and caring ... Code of Conduct We expect at Fair Oak Junior School to be courteous and considerate, showing patience, care and respect. We encourage children to reach for the highes... Situation and Catchment Area Fair Oak is a large village midway between Winchester and Southampton. Fair Oak Junior School caters for children between 7 and 11 years. In September... The School Day 8.00 am - Breakfast Clubs start 8.25 am - Breakfast is served 8.45 am - Children are supervised on the playground. Morning meeting for teaching staff ... School Organisation Fair Oak Junior School is currently organised into 19 unstreamed classes. The School is divided into Year Groups. For September 2009 there will be fiv... Facilities We are very proud of the facilities we have. These include: A Welcoming, accessible reception and school office. Twenty well equipped classrooms. An... Links will open in a new window Latest Ofsted Report 2009 Our School Profile Hampshire County Council Education and learning page.
02380 693 195
Botley Road, Fair Oak, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 7AN
www.fairoakjunior.co.uk

Fairisle Junior School
02380 733 415
Fairsle Road, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8BY
info@fairisle-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.fairisle-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Fairsle Infant School & Nursery School

Dear Parents, We are delighted to welcome you and your child to Fairisle Infant and Nursery School. The choice of school is one of the most important decisions you will make; and at Fairisle we all understand how each of you wants the best education for your child. We place great emphasis on the care and welfare of the children and each child is valued as an individual. We wish to provide a caring and secure environment, which enables the children to reach high standards personally and academically. We are a committed and dedicated team, and we are confident that we can provide for your child’s academic development, as well as nurture the development of positive and social attitudes. The school website has been prepared to give you information about Fairisle Infant and Nursery School. I hope that you will find it useful, and that it will communicate our commitment to the importance of your child’s first years in school. It is our belief that children succeed best when school and parents work together in a positive partnership. We value the important contribution that parents can make to their child’s education and we look forward to a happy and lasting partnership. Yours sincerely Susanne Ottens Headteacher
02380 731 199
Fairsle Road, Lordshill, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8BY
info@fairisle-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.fairisle-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Foundry Lane Primary School
02380 774 814
Foundry Lane, Shirley, southampton, hampshire, SO15 3JT
info@foundrylane.southampton.sch.uk
www.foundrylane.southampton.sch.uk

Freegrounds Infant School
01489 782 075
Hobb Lane, Hedge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 0GG
www.freegrounds-inf.hants.sch.uk/

Freegrounds Junior School
01489 782 295
Hobb lane, Hedge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 0GG
www.freegrounds-jun.hants.sch.uk

Freemantle CE Infant School
02380 227 925
Mansion Road, Freemantle, southampton, hampshire, SO15 3BQ
www.ofsted.gov.uk/oxedu_providers/full/.../Primary%20schools
www.freemantle.southampton.sch.uk

Fryern Infant School
02380 265 931
Oakmount Road, Chandler's Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 2LN
www.fryern-inf.hants.sch.uk

Fryern Junior School
02380 254 155
Oakmount Road, Chandler's ford, southampton, hampshire, SO53 2LN
www.fryern-inf.hants.sch.uk

Glenfield Infant School
02380 227966
Rossington Way, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 4RN
www.ofsted.gov.uk/oxedu.../full/.../Primary%20schools
www.glenfield.southampton.sch.uk

Hamble Primary School

Information for Parents... Hamble Primary School Type of school: Primary Headteacher: Ms Margaret Jamieson DfES No: 2091 Patch: EA Area: 5 Number on Roll Details Click here for a details of the number of pupils attending Hamble Primary School - provided by Hampshire County Council (use the 'back' button on your browser to return to this site after viewing this page). School's Budget Share Click here for the school's 2009/10 budget share document, containing a detailed breakdown of the school's funding for this academic year (requires Adobe Acrobat PDF viewer). School Organisation The school opens at 8.45am and register closes at 9.00am. Infant lunch is between 11.50am and 1.00pm. Junior lunch is between 12.05pm and 1.00pm The school day ends at 3.20pm. Children are allowed to bring fruit for mid-morning break. Teaching time (excluding playtimes, lunchtimes and assemblies is 22 hours for infants and 24.5 hours for juniors. There are 10 mixed-ability classes, eight of which are mixed age groups. Governing Body Details Click here for a full list of school governors provided by Hampshire County Council (use the 'back' button on your browser to return to this site after viewing this page). OFSTED inspection report Click here for the school's last OFSTED inspection report from 27 November 2008 (requires Adobe Acrobat PDF viewer). School uniform All children are asked to wear school uniform as it is the most practical and suitable clothing for school use. Uniform items are easily obtainable and cost no more than normal clothing bought from a department store. BOYS: Grey trousers, white shirt or polo shirt, scarlet V-necked pullover or sweatshirt, scarlet fleece. GIRLS: Grey skirt, grey pinafore dress or trousers, white blouse or polo-shirt, scarlet V-necked pullover, cardigan or sweatshirt, scarlet fleece, red and white checked dresses (summer only). Year 6 pupils may wear a grey sweatshirt with the school's logo. School logo uniform items may be purchased from the school office. Please mark all clothes and footwear with your child's name. Shoes should be sensible, easy to fasten and safe to wear during the variety of activities that take place in the school day
02380 453 298
Hamble Lane, Hamble, southampton, hampshire, SO31 4ND
www.hamble-pri.hants.sch.uk

Hardley School and Sixth Form
02380 891 192
Long Lane, Holbury, southampton, hampshire, SO45 2PA
www.hardley.hants.sch.uk
www.hardley.hants.sch.uk

Harefield Primary School
02380 463 240
Yeovil Chase, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 5NZ
info@harefield-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.harefield-pri.southampton.sch.uk

Heathfield Junior School

Heathfield Junior School "where every person matters, achieves and makes progress" Welcome to our new website. This is an exciting time of change and creative enrichment at our school, and we're glad you're part of it. Our school promotes high achievement and learning by working with children to help them be happy, confident, well balanced individuals with a high sense of self-worth. We want our children to develop an enquiring mind, become independent, life-long learners and achieve individual goals to reach their unique potential. We believe it's important that they are self-motivated and able to listen to the views of others. At Heathfield, we help children be respectful,well-mannered and tolerant citizens of the local, and wider community. We can achieve this by providing: •a positive and caring ethos •a broad, interesting and challenging curriculum •an interactive and stimulating learning environment •an innovative approach to teaching •a supportive partnership between school, home and the community.
02380 448 270
Valentine Avenue, southampton, hampshire, SO19 0EQ
info@heathfield-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.heathfield-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Highfield Churce of England Primary School
02380 555 793
Hawthorn Road, Highfield, southampton, hampshire, SO17 1PX
www.highfield.southampton.sch.uk

Hightown Primary School
02380 403 536
Tunstall Road, Thornhill, southampton, hampshire, SO19 6AA
o@hightown.southampton.sch.uk
www.hightown.southampton.sch.uk

Hollybrook Infant School

« < May 2010 > » S M T W T F S 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 Latest NewsDear Parents Thank you for your interest in Hollybrook Infant School. This web site gives general information about the school which we hope is useful and answers some of your questions. It is a non-denominational, co-educational school which caters for children from 4 to 7 years. At this school we aim to provide a caring environment where all children will feel happy, safe and secure, so that they can develop and learn to the best of their ability. We seek to attain high standards and encourage children to fulfil our high expectations. As parents you have played the central role in the development of your child into a unique individual. At school we want to build on this foundation to develop your child's full potential. We do hope that we can work with you for the benefit of your child. J. Preston Headteacher Dr. M. Hastings Chair of Governor
02380 771 528
Seagarth Close, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 6RN
info@hollybrook-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.hollybrook-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Hollybrook Junior School

We would like to welcome you to our website. We hope that you find the information located here useful and informative and that you feel that it gives you a good picture of our school. Hollybrook Junior School is a popular and successful school located near to the outdoor sports centre in Southampton. We pride ourselves on good standards of behaviour and high achievement. We aim to provide an environment in which pupils feel safe and secure so that they can achieve their very best as a result of receiving challenging and stimulating lessons. We aim to develop the whole child and believe that the curriculum should be extended beyond the classroom. As a result we offer a range of extra curricular activities including football for boys and girls, karate, cross country running, skiing and multi sports. Our curriculum is also enriched by a block of swimming lessons for every class each year. All year groups undertake off site visits and there are residential visits in years 4, 5 and 6. There is also a very strong musical tradition at our school with a good number of pupils receiving instrumental tuition, a popular choir and an orchestra which is congratulated annually on its performances. When we have asked our parents and pupils their views of the school they are overwhelmingly supportive and a testament to our long lasting links with pupils is the number who return to us in later years for work experience opportunities. Pupil voice is a strong feature of our school and the school council, led by the deputy head, is effective in bringing about school improvement and in supporting work in the local community. Our school is a strong community and we are committed to providing learning opportunities for all.
02380 772 781
Seagarth Lane, southampton, hampshire, SO16 6RL
info@hollybrook-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.hollybrook-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Holy Family Catholic Primary School

Dear Parents/Carers On behalf of us all at Holy Family School I am delighted to welcome you to our new website. I hope that you will find it informative and give you an insight into what we are trying to achieve at our school. I believe that Holy Family has the right blend of academic success and moral and social guidance to support all our pupils. The care and guidance offered by dedicated staff provides an ethos that will support your child in becoming the special person God intended them to be. I believe passionately in the importance of recognising each pupil as a unique individual created by God and that by working closely with parents we can develop their gifts and talents together. Thank you for logging onto the site to find out more about us. Please do not hesitate to contact school if you require any further information. Helen Moreton B.A.(Hons) NPQH Head Teacher
02380 773 264
Mansel Road West, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO16 9LP
www.holy-family.blackpool.sch.uk

Hounsdown School
02380 862 981
Jacobs Gutter Lane, Houndsdown, southampton, hampshire, SO40 9FT
www.hounsdown.hants.sch.uk

Hythe Primary School

Headteacher's Welcome Hythe is a happy, friendly and welcoming school set in lovely grounds near the centre of Hythe Village, set between Southampton Water and the New Forest. Although the original school buildings date back to Victorian times, recent building work has provided us with 21st century facilities, including a fully equipped computer suite and a wonderful new hall. We endeavour to provide a learning environment that meets the needs of all our learners, both those who achieve high academic standards and those who need more support to learn and achieve well. We do this by offering a curriculum that is interesting and motivating and by ensuring that children feel happy, safe and valued in school. We have high expectations of both ourselves and the children. I hope you enjoy using this website to find out more about us. By using the links you can find out more about our aims, ethos and the general life of the school. Please do not hesitate to contact the school if you would like to visit. I would be delighted to show you our school and answer any specific questions you may have. Simon Mitchell-Innes Headteacher
02380 843 206
School Road, Hythe, southampton, hampshire, SO45 6BL
adminoffice@hythe.hants.sch.uk
www.hythe.hants.sch.uk

Kanes Hill Primary School

Aims and Values We aim to: Provide a safe and secure environment in which every child is able to learn confidently and happily Develop a culture of success and positive attitudes Promote the values of honesty, tolerance, respect, justice and equality through the school’s ethos and taught curriculum Develop high standards of teaching and learning Develop a strong home school partnership Develop a sense of pride in our work and our school Provide equal opportunities to all members of the school community so that they can fulfil their potential Enable the child, through a variety of approaches, to have access to a broad, cultural and multi-cultural education Promote lively, enquiring minds that question and seek answers Develop independence and use of initiative Provide opportunities to broaden the children’s experiences morally, spiritually, emotionally and physically Fulfil the legal requirements of the National Curriculum Provide a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum Kanes Hill Values: Honesty Equality Trust Justice Tolerance Respect
02380 463 737
Hinkler Road, Fairfax Court, southampton, hampshire, SO19 6FW
info@kaneshill.southampton.sch.uk
www.kaneshill.southampton.sch.uk

Kings Copse Primary School

Welcome to Kings Copse Primary School. We are very proud of our school and the support it is able to give pupils, preparing them for life beyond a primary school and into their future adult lives. We have a responsibility to provide your child with the tools they are going to need in later life and to ensure that they are happy and confident individuals. 'Towards Lifelong Learning' is central to all we do at Kings Copse. We want our pupils to be successful and to be proud to share their achievements with others. Our value added continues to be above national average with particular strengths in English and Science attainment. We support our more able, gifted and talented pupils well and this is reflected in their outcomes, with a high percentage achieving well above national expectations. We moved into our new school building in September 2008. The school has state of the art 21st Century facilities, including a craft room, food technology room, air conditioned ICT suite, music and drama room and provision for up to 10 pupils with visual impairment. The provision for ICT is excellent, with a wireless network thoughout and use of laptops, as well as other media. Music is a growing strength, particularly instrumental tuition. The new school has excellent landscaped outdoor play areas for all ages and provides space and improved facilities for community use. The pupils are already enjoying increased learning and play opportunities outside the classroom. We work hard to make our school a happy and stimulating environment for the children in our care, a place where they can grow and be enriched. We provide a curriculum that will develop the essential skills in literacy and numeracy and also give children the opportunity to have other experiences within the framework of a broad curriculum. We have strong relationships with our parents and we value their involvement and support throughout the years of their child’s education with us. Through hard work and enjoyment from many and varied opportunities during their time at Kings Copse, pupils grow and develop and we want them to be able to leave with many special memories of their time with us. Esther Jones Headteacher
01489 785 040
Kings Copse Road, Hedge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 0PQ
www.kingscopse.hants.sch.uk

Ludlow Infant School

We are all learners. Everyone at Ludlow Infant School can learn and make progress. We believe learning is fun, exciting, challenging and, sometimes, tricky. Learning is at the heart of our school. We have an enthusiastic teaching and support staff that will help your child to learn in a happy secure environment. We are sure that children learn more effectively when parents and teachers work together. You are always welcome in school; we have regular share a book sessions and parents assemblies. Our curriculum newsletters will provide information about what your child is learning and suggestions so that you can support them at home. This section of our site gives you information about our school along with practical details. If you have any questions that remain unanswered please E-mail us and we will try to help.
02380 575 752
Ludlow Road, Woolston, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 2EU
info@ludlow-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.ludlow-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Ludlow Junior School

Dear Parent The governors and staff would like to welcome you and your child to Ludlow Junior School. We hope this prospectus will tell you most of what you need to know about the way the school is organised and how we work. Staff and governors at our school work very hard to ensure that everyone in the school community understands the importance of hard work, personal achievement and collective achievement. We aim to achieve the highest possible standards and we are proud of the excellent teamwork which provides every pupil with a stimulating learning environment. We also aim to ensure that every member of the school community feels supported and valued. We are very proud of our school and its status in the community and we hope that you will want to become involved in the life of the school. We believe that parental involvement plays a major role in shaping the general atmosphere of the school and in helping it to achieve its aims for all pupils. We welcome all comments that you have about our work and try to build your views into our long term planning. As parents, you are welcome to visit the school at any time, and there are also more formal opportunities to meet staff and governors, for example open evenings and the annual parents and governors meeting, which are times to celebrate achievement and to discuss any issues. If you are interested in becoming more involved in the school, why not become a member of the Friends of Ludlow Junior School, which raises funds for our school and which always welcomes new members? You can do this by contacting the school office. From time to time, there are vacancies for parent governors. If a vacancy arises we would be delighted if you put your name forward for election. If you wish to help us in a less formal way why not volunteer to support teachers in the classroom by listening to readers or helping with practical tasks. We all hope your child will enjoy their time at Ludlow Junior School. We strongly believe that the positive ethos of the school is one in which your child will grow, develop and flourish. Best wishes The Governors
02380 447 885
Peveril Road, Itchen, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 2DW
info@ludlow-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.ludlow-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Lydlynch Infant School

Dear Parents, I have great pleasure in welcoming you and your child. Lydlynch Infant School provides a secure and happy environment. Our focus is in providing high quality teaching and learning. We aim to encourage your child to become a confident learner and develop the skills and attitudes that will enable them to succeed both at school and in adult life. We believe that a partnership between children, staff, parents and governors is the key to success. If you would like more information about our school please pop in or telephone the school to make an appointment. I will be very happy to show you around our school and discuss your child's education. Kila Barber Headteacher
02380 863 188
Lydlynch Road, Totton, southampton, hampshire, SO30 3DW
www.lydlynch.hants.sch.uk

Mansbridge Primary School

Welcome to Mansbridge Primary School. We aim to provide our pupils with a positive and friendly environment within which learning can progress and high standards can be achieved in a natural but challenging way. We are very aware of our role in the centre of the Mansbridge Community. We also aim to extend the childrens’ vision beyond Mansbridge to the "Wider World Outside." I hope that this is apparent in the wide variety of opportunities on offer. Our relationship with parents is of great importance to us. I hope that you will always feel very much part of our school community, in partnership with all members of the school staff, for the benefit of your children. We do need to work together to raise the standard of our childrens’ achievements, particularly in Literacy. Mansbridge has always been a popular school offering much for the children of the local community. We do need the support of all in the community to raise the levels of achievement of all our pupils.
02380 556 691
Octavia Road, Swaythling, southampton, hampshire, SO18 2LX
info@mansbridge.southampton.sch.uk
www.mansbridge.southampton.sch.uk

Mansel Park Primary School

Welcome to Mansel Park Primary School. I do hope you find the contents of these pages informative. Our intention is to let you know more about the life and work of the school. The staff of Mansel Park Primary School strive to create a quality learning environment in which each child will succeed academically, socially, physically and creatively. In order to achieve this we provide a curriculum which is both stimulating and motivating. The staff have high expectations and the children rise to them. We are aware at Mansel Park Primary School of the vital role that parents play in the education of their children. School and parents are partners in education. To develop that partnership it is essential that our school develops strong links with parents and that parents develop strong links with school. To achieve this aim we involve parents in all aspects of school life. Finally, we aim to make school an enjoyable experience for all children who attend Mansel Park Primary School. We are sure your child will enjoy their time with us. Best wishes, Mrs. Y. Adams Headteacher Mrs. A. Gale Chair of Govenors
02380 772 807
Culver Close, Porlock Road, southampton, hampshide, SO16 9HZ
info@manselpark-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.manselpark-pri.southampton.sch.uk

Marchwood ce Infant School
02380 868 819
Twigs Lane, Marchwood, southampton, hampshire, SO40 4ZE
www.marchwood-inf.hants.sch.uk

Marchwood Junior School

Welcome to Marchwood Junior School. As a parent of a child at this school you now belong to a community of parents, teachers and governors whose joint aim is to provide the best possible education for your child. I hope that you have already had a chance to become familiar with our interesting school building and excellent grounds and will want to become even more involved with your child’s education at this school. My staff and I put the interest of the children first and foremost in all our deliberations and considerations as we continuously strive towards developing a school which displays quality and aims for excellence in everything it does. We hope that this will be evident to you not only in the quality of teaching and the breadth and balance of the curriculum we offer but also in the high expectations we have of ourselves and our pupils and the excellent results that we achieve. The school sets high standards not only in terms of academic achievement but also in terms of effort, work ethic, attitudes, smart appearance, personal responsibility, manners and behaviour. The children respond favourably to the school’s ethos and work towards raising their own standards in all of these aspects of their personal development. We are all very proud of our school, of the work that goes on within it and of what we all achieve; we hope that you will feel the same way as you join in partnership with us to ensure that Marchwood Junior School continues to go from strength to strength. Stephen Bassett Headteacher Evelyn Denison Deputy Headteacher
02380 863 105
Main Road, Marchwood, southampton, hampshire, SO40 4ZH
adminoffice@marchwood-jun.hants.sch.uk
www.marchwoodjuniorschool.org.uk

Mason Moor Primary School

Mason Moor Primary is located in Millbrook, on the western edge of Southampton. It is easily accessible from both the city centre and the M27/M271 corridor. We serve an estate comprising mainly local authority and housing association homes. We lie within the Outer Shirley Regeneration Area which is delivering funding and targeted support to address high socio-economic deprivation. Our school was created in September 1994 by the amalgamation of the Wimpson First and Middle Schools. Subsequent extensive internal refurbishment has provided us with an attractive teaching, learning and working environment. Visitors often comment on the contrast between the bleak surroundings outside and the oasis created by the welcoming environment inside! Nine classrooms for Years 1-6 are arranged on either side of two Central Areas. One of these is used to provide an Teaching Suite. The other is used as a mini Cookery Area. Two small internal courtyards support practical role play and gardening activities. We also have a very large Hall with a stage and an adjacent Music Area. There are extensive school grounds, including a Millennium Glade planted with the native saplings representing the names of each Class We have a Resourced Unit for 10 pupils with statements for Moderate Learning Difficulties attached to the school. These pupils are allocated places by the Local Authority. We operate a highly inclusive approach and the children from Maple Class spend at least one session a day supported in a mainstream class. Our school Library is sited at the heart of the school. It is very attractive and well stocked. A full-time Librarian Learning Support Assistant takes each class for weekly Library sessions to teach key skills and promote enjoyment of books. Pupils with Special Educational Needs are well supported. Every class has an LSA for 20 hours per week. Their work is overseen by a Special Education Needs Coordinator. A wide range of intervention and ‘catch up’ programmes and strategies are used. Emotional and behavioural support is also pro-actively managed, including direct support from two Emotional Literacy LSAs. Teaching Staff Our teaching staff is mixed in both age and length of teaching experience. They work and plan collaboratively, forming a haven of professional confidence and competence. Have a look at the staffing link to see whose who at Mason Moor. Organisation of classes and the curriculum Our pupils are currently organised into Early Years ( Yr R - Willow Class); Early Years and Year 1 (R/1 - Birch Class) Lower School (Yr 1 - Hornbeam Class, Yr 1/2 - Beech Class, Yr 2 - Holly Class), Middle School (Yr 3/4 - Sycamore Class; Yr 3/4 - Hawthorn Class) and Upper School (Yr 5 - Lime Class; Yr 5/6 - Plane Class; Yr 6 - Whitebeam).
02380 390 140
Helvellyn Road, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO16 4AS
info@masonmoor.southampton.sch.uk
www.masonmoor.southampton.sch.uk

Maytree Nursery & Infant School

We are an unusual school for the South of England, in that of our 262 children only four or five have English as their first language. But we still achieve results above the national average. We have Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Somali, Polish, Afghani, Middle Eastern, Chinese, Turkish, Iranian, and Portuguese children here. Some families have been settled here for three generations, but many are newly arrived. In most years, half the children in our oldest classes have not been with us since the start of Nursery, but have joined the school more recently. To be successful, we have to think carefully about teaching and learning. At the same time as providing the challenge needed by the highest achievers, we have to provide a suitable learning environment for children who arrive with no previous school experience, and no English. Through careful assessment of children’s learning needs, and focussed teaching of groups, progress is maintained, and we now achieve SATs results at least equal to, and sometimes better than, the national average. We are really proud of this achievement. At Maytree school you will see happy and co-operative children. They mix well together, learning from and appreciating their differences, and enjoying their similarities. A large and dedicated staff work hard to ensure that Maytree children are given the foundations allowing them to become fulfilled, considerate, and responsible citizens. L. Hawkins, Acting Headteacher.
02380 630 522
Derby Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 0DY
info@maytree.southampton.sch.uk
www.maytree.southampton.sch.uk

Moorlands Infant School

At Moorlands Infant School, we help children of all abilities to develop as confident, independent and enthusiastic learners. Our strengths include an experienced teaching team, a bright and airy building designed exclusively around the needs of young children and plenty of space for outdoor learning and play. We are also proud of the excellent relationship we enjoy with parents and carers, who are always welcome in our school. If you are choosing a school for your child or children, then we warmly invite you to come and experience our lovely school for yourself. Bridget Collett, Head Teacher
02380 464 404
Kesteven Way, Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 5RJ
moorlands_inf@bathnes.gov.uk
www.moorlands-inf.bathnes.sch.uk

Mount Pleasant Junior School

At Mount Pleasant Junior School We aim to •Provide a secure and challenging environment •Look for excellence in each child •Develop each child academically, spiritually, socially and emotionally •Be sensitive to the richness and diversity of the children and their communities •Be welcoming to parents and responsive to their expectations •Work towards equal opportunities for all
02380 223 634
Mount Pleasant Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 0WZ
info@mountpleasant.southampton.sch.uk
www.mountpleasant.southampton.sch.uk

Netley Abbey Infant School

Headteacher Welcome Netley Abbey Infant School is a community school found in the beautiful Hamble Valley area to the east of Southampton in Hampshire. The historic village of Netley Abbey takes its name from an old abbey and was the site of the famous Royal Victoria Hospital - now a country park. Originally opened in 1876 at Butlocks Heath, the school moved to the present building in 1984. The accommodation, after an extension, consists of 9 classroom areas, a computer suite, school hall, children’s kitchen and a library, and in January 2009 one of the classroom areas became the site of a fully integrated private pre-school - “Netley Abbey Pre-school.” To ensure our children can keep active and enjoy the great outdoors, we have a large playground, climbing and play equipment, a science garden, a quiet wooded area and a covered all weather play area. We also have access to extensive playing fields situated next door on the Junior School site. At Netley Abbey Infant School we believe all our children are unique and have different talents and gifts. We are developing our curriculum to ensure these gifts and talents are recognised, celebrated, developed and used to help the children learn. We also believe that all children have the right to many things, ranging from “The right to a safe emotional environment,” to “The right to a good level of basic skills.” (The full set of children’s rights are shown on the opposite page.) As stated, we feel there needs to be a shared responsibility to ensure the children achieve these rights to a very high standard. This means that we work very closely with all members of our learning community, i.e. the children, parents, governors, the Junior School, local community groups and the local parish council to help them identify their responsibilities and roles in helping the children achieve our agreed set of rights. We have tried to include all relevant information in this brochure, however, I am very happy for you to call and either ask further questions or book an appointment to talk to me or one of our wonderful staff. We have also collected various quotes from the children and posted them in their relevent areas, remember to keep an eye out for them. Kind regards Jon Le Fevre (Headteacher)
02380 452 263
Westwood Road, netley abbey, southampton, hampshire, SO31 5EL
adminoffice@netleyabbey-inf.hants.sch.uk
www.netleyabbey-inf.hants.sch.uk

Netley Abbey Junior School

At Netley Abbey Junior School we: Value good communication between home and school Hold regular parent/teacher meetings on a termly basis Have an active Friends Association for fund raising activities Have the School Achievement Award Hold curriculum based meetings for parents Run a wide range of educational visits including an offsite visit for Year 6 children Find out more about us below: The original primary school was opened in 1876 at Butlocks Heath. The present school building was opened in 1974. The accommodation is made up of nine classroom areas situated around a library and ICT suite. In January 2004 a new wing consisting of two classrooms and a shared area was added. There are at present three mobile classrooms on site. There is a spacious reception area and the school hall which contains storage facilities for PE is where school assemblies PE and Drama lessons and other school functions take place. This is also where packed lunches are eaten and school meals provided by HC3S are prepared, served and eaten. There are two playground areas and extensive playing fields. The school grounds are extensively planted and provide a pleasant environment for the pupils. There is a Millennium Garden where parents can collect and drop off their children at the start and finish of the school day. The school has a wealth of resources, alongside the quality teaching staff, with a well stocked library and hi-tech ICT suite with an interactive whiteboard. Currently four of our classrooms have interactive whiteboards with the aim of introducing this hardware to further classrooms in the new year.
02380 453 731
Westwood Road, Netley Abbey, southampton, hampshire, SO31 5EL
admin@netleyabbey-jun.hants.sch.uk
www.netleyabbey-jun.hants.sch.uk

Newlands Primary School
02380 773 363
Ulswater Road, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO16 9EA
www.newlands.hants.sch.uk

Nightingale Primary School
02380 613 588
Blackbird Road, Nightingale Avemue, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 9JW
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2763
www.nightingale.hants.sch.uk

Norwood Primary School
02380 322 582
Chamberlayne Road, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 5JL
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2387
www.norwoodprimary.com

Nursling Church of England Primary School

At Nursling Primary School our motto is A.C.E.: •Achieve-our full potential •Care- for ourselves,others and our environment •Excel- in all that we do Our Vision that each individual in the school community, regardless of gender, race, culture and background, achieves and excels in an inclusive, Christian environment.
02380 732 289
Nursling Steet, Nursling, southampton, hampshire, SO16 0XH
Adminoffice@nursling.hants.sch.uk
www.nursling.hants.sch.uk

Oakwood Infant School

Welcome to the home page of Oakwood Infant School Oakwood Infant School is situated adjacent to the historic oak common in the village of Hartley Wintney. It is a popular non-denominational infant school serving the village of Hartley Wintney and the surrounding area. Children come to the school for three years from the age of four until seven. At Oakwood we aim to provide a high standard of education for all our children within the caring and friendly environment of our village school. Children at Oakwood make very good progress and standards of achievement are high. They learn respect and consideration for others. We value individual abilities and aim for all our children to become happy and confident learners. The school has a highly productive partnership with parents and the local community, which enhances the pupils’ education. Here are some recent pictures of the school in the snow. The first picture shows the school after the heavy snowfall. The second picture was taken by Adrian Dennis and shows the school opening on the following Monday and was printed in the Daily Telegraph the next day. Welcome to the home page of Oakwood Infant School Oakwood Infant School is situated adjacent to the historic oak common in the village of Hartley Wintney. It is a popular non-denominational infant school serving the village of Hartley Wintney and the surrounding area. Children come to the school for three years from the age of four until seven. At Oakwood we aim to provide a high standard of education for all our children within the caring and friendly environment of our village school. Children at Oakwood make very good progress and standards of achievement are high. They learn respect and consideration for others. We value individual abilities and aim for all our children to become happy and confident learners. The school has a highly productive partnership with parents and the local community, which enhances the pupils’ education. Here are some recent pictures of the school in the snow. The first picture shows the school after the heavy snowfall. The second picture was taken by Adrian Dennis and shows the school opening on the following Monday and was printed in the Daily Telegraph the next day. What's New The Friends of Oakwood now have their own Web Site: Click on the following link http://sites.google.com/site/friendsofoakwood/home and have a look. It will provide information about the Friends of Oakwood; what they do, upcoming events, gift aid, latest news, who has supported them etc. Hopefully some of the pictures in the gallery will bring a smile to your face. Events and News Events and dates for the current term are available here. The latest newsletter is now available here Ofsted Inspection Last year's inspection by Ofsted of Oakwood School judged the school as "Outstanding". The inspection took place on 3 July 2008. You can find further details about the outcome of the inspection on our Curriculum page. Contact Details Headteacher: Mrs. Janet Kelly Oakwood Infant School, Church Lane, Hartley Wintney, Hants. RG27 8DZ
02380 733 337
Sandpiper Road, Lordshill, southampton, hampshire, So16 8FD
adminoffice@oakwood.hants.sch.uk
www.oakwood.hants.sch.uk

Oakwood Junior School
02380 320 360
Sandpiper Road, Lordswood, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8FD
info@oakwood-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.oakwood-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Orchard Infant School
02380 843 705
Water Lane, Dibden Purlieu, southampton, hampshire, SO45 4SB
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2230
www.orchard-inf.hants.sch.uk

Orchard Junior School

We pride ourselves on the open and special atmosphere that we engender in our school. I try hard always to respond to parents quickly and so will the Orchard staff. This school is a unique community:- -A combination of parents who want their children to do their best and to become kind and caring individuals -Staff who are child centred and dedicated to their profession -A governing body committed to promoting the best learning environment available through sound leadership -Wonderful children, growing and learning to become the future citizens of our country These powerful ingredients have helped to establish Orchard Junior as a strong school in this area and I am proud of its achievements. I believe the future is bright. Yours Sincerely Bob Carson Headteacher
02380 843 162
Water Lane, Dibden Purlieu, southampton, hampshire, SO45 4SB
Margaret.Parker@orchard-jun.hants.sch.uk
www.orchard-jun.hants.sch.uk

Portswood Primary School
02380 555 885
Somerset Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 3AA
info@portswood.southampton.sch.uk
www.portswood.southampton.sch.uk

Priestlands School
01590 677 033
North Street, Pennington, lymington, hampshire, SO41 8FZ
www.priestlands.hants.sch.uk

Redbridge Primary School
02380 776 379
100 Redbridge Road, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO15 0NR
info@redbridge-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.redbridge-pri.southampton.sch.uk

Rownhams St John's Church of England Primary Schoo

Welcome to Rownhams St. John's Primary School Rownhams St. John's Church of England Primary School, is a voluntary controlled school providing education for boys and girls from the academic year in which the child is five, until the year in which he/she is eleven years old. There are 290 children on roll. We hope you will enjoy finding out about our school – we are always pleased to meet with parents and show the school at work. Rownhams St. John’s is a successful, friendly and popular school, providing a secure and caring environment which reflects the school’s Christian foundation. Our school is a thriving and supportive community, where children are encouraged to demand a great deal of themselves and to take pride in their own achievements, developing a love of learning which will ensure that they have the enthusiasm and motivation to be life-long learners. We foster the attitudes of honesty, reliability and compassion, teaching by example that discipline, consideration and respect for others and the environment, are essential to society’s well-being. We value progress and success in all fields, both in team and individual effort, in and out of school. We hope you will join with us, so that we can work together to provide the very best education for your child throughout their time in our school. From the staff and governors at Rownhams St. John’s C of E Primary School Meri Knights Julian Williams Ann Laird Headteacher Vicar of St. John’s Chair of Governors In our school, we want our children to develop values based on Christian principles, respecting the views, beliefs and traditions of others develop their self esteem, an inner confidence and positive attitude to life, with an enjoyment and enthusiasm for learning feel challenged and encouraged to continually improve, achieving success and the highest possible standards in all they do feel secure and valued in their surroundings, behaving with care, courtesy and consideration to everyone and their environment. We are committed to upholding Christian values and principles in the whole life and work of the school developing every child’s maximum educational, social and spiritual potential providing high quality education matched to individual needs. valuing all children and adults from whatever background, treating everyone with mutual consideration and respect promoting a happy and caring environment with good co-operation and communication between children, staff, parents, governors, the church and wider community encouraging parents to take an active part in supporting the aims and values of our school sustaining a positive and safe working environment for staff and children, making best use
02380 736 417
Bakers Drove, Rownhams, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8AD
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=3137
www.rownhams.hants.sch.uk

Saint James' Church of England Primary School

Bringing Out the Best in All Saint James' Primary School is a community based on Christian principles in which adults and children are expected to show:- tolerence, respect, courtesy and consideration for all the other people whatever their age, culture, origin, gender or abilities respect and care for their own and other people's property and the buildings and environment of the school We believe that children learn best:- when they are confident, happy and secure when they are actively involved in their learning when their achievements and ideas are acknowledged and valued. We encourage children to:- become self-motivated and independent learners take pride in and a postive attitude to their own work and worth develop their ability to work responsibly with others maximise their strengths and accept support in areas of weakness. We provide:- a secure and caring enviroment a wide range of interesting and stimulating learning experiences opportunities for children to work both co-operatively and independently suitable resources (within budget limitations) appropriate knowledge for each child acknowledgement of children's achievements a wide variety of learning opportunities
02380 900 995
Moorgreen Road, West End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 3EG
adminoffice@st-james-westend.hants.sch.uk
www.saint-james-westend.org.uk

Shakespeare Infant School

Welcome to Shakespeare Infant School! Dear Website Visitor, Welcome to Shakespeare Infant School. Let me introduce myself - my name is Jane Skinner and I am very proud to be Headteacher of this school. I have been Headteacher here since 2002. Shakespeare Infant School is officially graded as an outstanding school in Hampshire. I hope as you peruse the website you will get a flavour of what makes this school the special place it is. Shakespeare Infant School opened in 1931 as the primary school of what was then a rural area. As the area developed we became an infant school in the 1970’s and Shakespeare Junior School was built on the same site. From here most of our children attend Shakespeare Junior School and from there Crestwood College. These are both graded as good schools. The facilities here are excellent. Our original building is full of character and charm and we have a purpose built wing for our three reception classes. The grounds are magnificent. We have a very large field, plus a smaller field area, copses, orchard, nature and pond area as well as an outside role play area and adventure play-trail. What more could we want!! We have four playground areas including a purpose built outside learning area for our youngest children. Inside the building we have a separate library, hall, music and drama room, cookery room and lots of extra space to support small group and individual work. We have nine classes at the moment-three in Year R (4 and 5 year old children), three in Year 1 (5 and 6 year old children) and three in year 2 (6 and 7 year old children). We currently have no mixed age classes. No class exceeds 30 children. Children of all abilities do very well here. Our standards are very high. These include not only academic standards but also behaviour, presentation, manners as well as the learning environment. We offer lots of extra curricular opportunities such as lunchtime and after school clubs. If needed before school and after school care can be provided. We offer excellent support to children and families before they start here in and also when our oldest children move on to the junior school. The whole school team are excellent. They are highly professional and committed to providing the very best learning opportunities for our children. Everything we do is summed up by our logo We Care. Enjoy our website. With best wishes, Mrs Jane Skinner Head Teacher
02380 573 888
Shakespeare Road, Popley, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 4FZ
www3.hants.gov.uk/schooldetails?dfes=2063
www.shakespeareinfantschool.co.uk

Shakespeare Junior School

Welcome to Shakespeare Junior School! We are extremely proud of our busy, friendly school. This website aims to give you a taster of Shakespeare Juniors, as well as providing regular updated information for both parents and pupils. We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website, and that you find any information you are looking for. Please feel free to contact the school direct with any queries you may have. Thank you for visiting! Lindsay McCarthy Headteacher
02380 618 905
St Catherine's Road, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 4JT
sjs.newsletter@shakespeare-jun.hants.sch.uk
www.shakespearejuniorschool.co.uk

Shamblehurst Primary School
01489 782 342
Wildern Lane, Headge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 4EJ
adminoffice@shamblehurst.hants.sch.uk
www.shamblehurst.hants.sch.uk

Shirley Infant School
02380 775 057
Wilton Road, Shirley, southampton, hampshire, SO15 5XE
www.shirley-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Shirley Warren Primary and Nursery School

Shirley Warren Primary and Nursery School Attendance PolicyParents/carers have a duty in law (Education Act 1996) to ensure that children of statutory school age receive an appropriate education, “by attendance at school or otherwise.” For the great majority of children in Shirley Warren and Southampton this will involve regular attendance at school. The achievement and maintenance of high standards in pupil attendance is the shared responsibility of parent/carers, Shirley Warren Primary and Nursery School and its Governing Body and the local education authority. It is through an active partnership that the best results will be achieved. There is a clear correlation between regular attendance and achievement. As attendance deteriorates, so does performance and achievement. Further, poor attendance leads to social exclusion and, in some cases, to anti-social behaviour and crime. The role of Shirley Warren School and the Local Authority (LA) is to support parents/carers to meet their responsibilities and, where necessary, to take action to enforce attendance. The school and the LA also have a responsibility to support pupils’ attendance at school by providing the best possible quality education and to provide advice and support to those pupils, and their parents/carers, who have difficulty in maintaining a satisfactory level of attendance. The work of the Education Welfare Service (EWS) is central to raising standards of attendance across the city as a whole and within individual schools. Education Welfare Officers (EWO’S) on occasion work in school with pupils and their parent/carers who need support to improve attendance. The service also has a wider role in providing support to pupils and families linking them or referring them to other statutory and voluntary agencies that can help. The work of the Education Welfare Service is regulated on an agreed basis of policies and procedures that are outlined in the EWS Manual of Professional Practices that can be found in all schools. In addition to the EWS, many schools employ staff directly to support their work to improve attendance. We are committed to supporting all those staff whose work can improve attendance at school, provide advice, guidance and training, as well as practical help to identify and improve poor attendance. Aims and Objectives The LA and Shirley Warren Primary and Nursery School aim to secure the full time attendance of every pupil. Where full time attendance is not possible, absence may be authorised by the school based on information from a parent/carer who can account for legitimate absence of the pupil. Where absence is not properly authorised, or a non-attendance is of concern, the school/LA will take swift and appropriate action to investigate and remedy the situation. The LA will recognise issues for the broad range of ethnic and community groups in the city and takes account of them in its work. Reviewed March 2008
02380 773 975
Warren Crescent, southampton, hampshire, SO16 6AY
info@shirleywarren.southampton.sch.uk
w.shirleywarren.southampton.sch.uk/

Sholing Infant School

We warmly welcome you and your children to our school. We hope your visit to our website will tell you a little about our school and encourage you to come in and see us. We are a small, happy school - we pride ourselves on our 'family atmosphere' and are committed to working in partnership with parents. We were commended in our last Ofsted inspection (June 09) for our outstanding Care guidance and support of our pupils. The quality of care guidance and support for pupils is excellent because of the high quality systems for monitoring wellbeing and progress, and the quality of staff and governance. Our children make good progress and achieve excellent results, and all of the staff and governors fully support the school's motto 'Laying firm foundations' for pupils education. Lisa Houghton - Headteacher
02380 447 447
Heath Road, Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 2QF
info@sholing-inf.southampton.sch.uk
w.sholing-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Sholing Junior School

School receives recognition for outstanding performance "Your results show that you are amongst the top performing schools this year based on a significantly above average Key stage 1 and Key stage 2 C.V.A. measure" Rt Hon. Jim Knight MP Minister of state for Schools and Learners. "Sholing Junior School is amongst the top performing schools this year in the Key Stage 2 tests" "This is an excellent result and indoubtedly reflects the hard work undertaken by your staff and pupils" Rt Hon. John Denham Labour MP for Southampton Itchen.
02380 447 448
Middle Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 8PH
info@sholing-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.sholing-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Sinclair Primary and Nursery School
02380 736 663
Sinclair Road, Lordshill, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8GF
info@sinclair-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.sinclair-pri.southampton.sch.uk

Springhill Catholic Primary School

Our vision for our community is to be a centre of excellence for lifelong learning and spiritual growth. We seek to provide an effective, broad and balanced Catholic primary education in a well organised, well resourced, caring, disciplined, Christian and specifically Catholic school community. Springhill Catholic Primary School seeks to provide sound, effective, broad and balanced Catholic Primary education for our children in a well organised, well resourced, caring, disciplined, Christian and specifically Catholic school community. Springhill School is a Catholic educating community,where all of us do our best to teach and learn, live and grow, by following the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the way of His church.
02380 333 954
Milton Road, southampton, hampshire, SO15 2HW
info@springhillcatholic.southampton.sch.uk
www.springhillcatholic.southampton.sch.uk

St Deny's Primary School

Welcome to St Denys Primary School website! Our mission statement is 'Aiming High for Every Child'. We hope you find the contents reflect this, are informative and give you a real flavour of the fun and learning that our children experience. Please let us know what you think, how improvements could be made and things that you feel need to be added. In the meantime, get clicking and enjoy! Carolyn Fayle Headteacher
02380 556982
dundee Road, St Deny's, Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 2ND
info@st-denys.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-denys.southampton.sch.uk

St Francis Church of England Primary School
02380 271 178
Pilgrims Close, Vally Park, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO53 4ST
www.stfrancisschool.blogspot.com

St Johns Infant School & Nursery School
02380 226 565
Castle Way, southampton, hampshire, So14 2AU
info@st-johns.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-johns.southampton.sch.uk

St Mark's CoE Junior School

Our school was founded in 1884. We are a state Junior school for boys and girls and are maintained by Southampton City Council Education Authority. As a Church of England controlled school, the local church of St Mark's is represented on the governing body. We are fortunate to have strong links with the Diocese of Winchester and our local authority. We are becoming a primary school in September 2010 and look forward to taking our first cohort of year Rs as we become a Forest School. Our Vision, Mission and Values THE VISION We share and practice our vision together in our school… All sections of school staff, governors, parents and children worked together to produce our Vision Statement. It represents the values, which we hold dear and which guide our activities on a daily basis. Quality Education - We aim for the highest standards for all pupils and for the highest quality in all we do. Care of Self - Everyone is taught to care for themselves. Our Personal, Social and Health (PSHE) curriculum includes teaching on keeping safe and keeping healthy. Care of Others - This is strongly encouraged throughout the school together with the values of respect, tolerance and courtesy. Care of the Environment - With our own wooded grounds, pond and re-cycling facilities we are well equipped to encourage respect and responsibility towards the environment. THE MISSION STATEMENT As a church school, we believe that to love God is to love our neighbour. If God is within us, we shall be good neighbours and show God’s love to the world. Our school seeks to reflect the Christian understanding that all people are precious to God. Emphasis is placed on an education for life, developing each child’s particular talents within a happy, caring, and disciplined environment, where co-operation, mutual respect and responsibility are encouraged. THE AIMS Our school is a team, which includes children, parents, staff (teaching and non-teaching), governors and friends. Together we aim to create a happy community where we: - Value and respect everyone, whatever their background andcircumstances - Give everyone, regardless of race, gender and ability, an equal chance to succeed - Raise self-esteem, through good relationships, high expectations and encouraging a positive attitude to life - Provide a high quality education which: - raises the standards of achievement for all - balances learning in the core subjects with rich experiences of social, cultural, spiritual and moral education, the arts, music, sports and after-school opportunities - values and builds upon the different aptitudes and talents of different children -Promote awareness of right and wrong -Expect high standards of behaviour, based on an understanding of caring for self and others. -Zero tolerance of bullying. -Develop a sense of responsibility for our community and the environment We recognise that the keys to successful teamwork are participation and communication. We strive to achieve excellence in all we do.
02380 772 968
Stafford Road, Shirley, southampton, hampshire, SO15 5TE
info@st-marks.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-marks.southampton.sch.uk

st mary's CoE voluntary primary school
02380 233 930
Ascupart Street, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 1LU
info@st-marys-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-marys-pri.southampton.sch.uk

St Mary's College
02380 671 267
57 Midanbury lane, Bitterne Park, southampton, hampshire, SO18 4DJ
www.stmaryscollege.co.uk

St Monica Infant School
02380 399 870
Bay Road, Sholing, southampton, hampshire, SO19 8EZ
www.st-monica-inf.southampton.sch.uk

St Monica Junior School
02380 322 771
St Monica Road, Sholing, southampton, hampshire, SO19 8ES
info@st-monica-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-monica-jun.southampton.sch.uk

ST Swithun Wells CAtholic Primary School
02380 266 210
Hillcrest avenue, Chandler's ford, Eastleigh, hampshire, SO53 2JP
www.st-swithunwells.hants.sch.uk

St Swithun's School

Headmistress' Welcome Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in St. Swithun's. This site has deliberately been kept as simple as possible. It is designed to give you a brief initial view of the School and a means by which to contact us for further information or to arrange a visit. I strongly believe that this is the best way to gain a true impression of St Swithun’s. St Swithun’s is an all girls' school and many of our parents choose us because they believe in the benefits that this brings. As you may well be aware, St. Swithun's has a reputation as a school with a high level of academic achievement. This is true, but it can also give the false impression that we select only the most academic girls and focus on the academic to the exclusion of all else. While our pupils are all of above average intelligence, they are by no means an academic elite and we aim to help every girl to achieve her full potential across the board in a sensible and sensitive manner. Academic success is undeniably important, but it is only one facet of the rounded education that young people need to equip them for a successful and fulfilled adult life. A parent in a Good School's Guide said: "Girls go in here and with no particular song and dance seem to come out with incredible A-level results". They also, I believe, emerge as well-balanced, rounded individuals, confident in their own strengths and talents and ready to contribute to society in their adult lives. Should you wish to visit St Swithun’s, please either e-mail us or telephone my PA, Mrs Hilary Turner, on 01962 835701. I should be delighted to meet you and to arrange for one of our Sixth Form girls to show you around the School. Alternatively, if you require any further information before arranging an appointment, please contact the Admissions Manager, Ms Angela Davies, on 01962 835700.
01962 835 700
Alresford Road, winchester, hampshire, SO21 1HA
office@stswithuns.com
www.stswithuns.com

St Winifred's School

St. Winifred's School is an independent prep school, founded in 1880. We are a small school with around 100 boys and girls between two and eleven years of age. The Early Years department (April House) is fully approved and can accommodate pupils receiving Nursery Grants. Our family ethos and stimulating environment enables pupils to achieve their best through an up to date curriculum and enriched programme of study and opportunity. The School offers a number of means tested bursaries. The Gregg and St. Winifred's Schools Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. It is also committed to opposing all forms of discrimination and ensuring that it provides equal opportunities in employment.
023 8055 7352
17-19 Winn Road, Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 1EJ
office@stwinifreds.southampton.sch.uk
www.stwinifreds.southampton.sch.uk

St. Patrick's Catholic Primary School
02380 448 502
Fort Road, southampton, hampshire, SO19 2JE
www.st-patricks.southampton.sch.uk

Stoke Park Infant School

Our Aim We want your child to be happy and confident at our school and so our dedicated teachers and support staff work hard to provide a friendly, stimulating learning environment. We offer a balanced curriculum which the children find interesting and exciting and build skills, knowledge, confidence and understanding through a range of learning opportunities. We are very proud of the successes our children achieve and feel fortunate that we are a part of helping them to become confident, independent and creative learners. We believe that the partnership between school and home is vital if children are to reach their full potential and we welcome parents and carers to work with us to help their child develop and progress. About Us Stoke Park Infant school is a modern school situated in the quiet area of Bishopstoke and has almost 240 pupils on roll aged from 4 to 7 years. The school is arranged into year groups. We have three Year R classes and two Year 1 classes, one split Year 1/2 class and two Year 2 classes. We are extremely lucky to have beautiful woods on our doorstep, where the children often go on welly walks and enjoy spotting the local wildlife including deer. We also share a lovely pond with our Junior school and are fortunate enough to have a large playground and field.
02380 601 773
Abbotsbury Road, Bishopstoke, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 8NZ
www.stokepark-inf.hants.sch.uk

Stoke Park Junior School

Everyone at Stoke Park Junior School is very proud of their school and its achievements. We are committed to providing an excellent, safe learning environment within which children develop as happy caring members of the community. At Stoke Park pupils, staff, governors and parents enjoy working together to offer the best possible education for your child. We believe that children learn best when they are motivated and challenged. We have high expectations of each pupil and strive to help every one of them achieve at the highest level in all areas of life. Everyone involved with Stoke Park Junior School was delighted with the outstanding Ofsted Inspection Report received in May 2007. Much of the success that the school has enjoyed has been as a result of the commitment and dedication of all members of the school and wider community. This website is designed to tell you all that you need to know about our school. I hope your ‘visit’ to our website will be an enjoyable and useful experience. If having explored it you would like to know any more about our school please contact us or visit in person.
02380 612 789
Underwood Road, Bishopstoke, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 6GH
adminoffice@stokepark-jun.hants.sch.uk
www.stokeparkjunior.co.uk

Swaythling Primary School

Swaythling Primary School is a happy, caring community of confident learners where all are welcomed and valued. Motivating and challenging learners in a creative, enjoyable and secure environment, Swaythling aims to develop thoughtful and responsible young people with high self-esteem, and with the motivation, skills and knowledge to succeed in life. By understanding what our children already know, we inspire learning through excellent teaching and a passion for bringing a rich and varied curriculum to life. Swaythling has high aspirations for what our learners can achieve. We encourage a love of learning, and as a community we are committed to every learner’s success. An innovative and dynamic school, Swaythling responds positively to the rapidly changing world in which we live. We strive to ensure that children develop respect for themselves, each other, their families, our local community and the environment.
02380 552 252
Mayfield Road, southampton, hampshire, SO17 3SZ
info@swaythling.southampton.sch.uk
www.swaythling.southampton.sch.uk

Tanner's Brook Junior School

Our school community works together to:- • Encourage mutual respect and equal worth of each individual. • Provide high quality lifelong learning and equal opportunity to all members of our community. • Promote high standards. • Ensure a safe, caring, stimulating and enjoyable learning environment providing opportunities for children’s different learning styles and abilities. • Place the school as the heart of an active partnership with the home and local community.
02380 878 010
Elmes Drive, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO15 4PF
info@tannersbrook-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.tannersbrook-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Tanners Brook Infant School

Tanners Brook is situated in a suburb on the Western side of Southampton, serving an area of residential and Local Authority housing. The school is increasingly drawing children from outside the catchment area as a result of its growing reputation. The school had a very successful Ofsted Inspection in 1998. The children at Tanners Brook Infants represent a full range of ability, entering the school at a broadly average level, 70% scoring broadly average Baseline. Special Education Needs represent an average of 20 - 25%. We have a few ethnic minority children in school. We also have a unit for Hearing Impaired Children attached to the school. Teachers' roles are defined and all staff have training opportunities identified. The Senior Management Team meets fortnightly and consists of the Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher, and three teachers with +1 responsibility points. We have an excellent Administration Team. Policies, Job Descriptions, Assessment, Planning and Schemes of Work are all in place. We have recently been awarded Investors in People. The Development Plan is working and procedures are in place to evaluate quality, standards and the needs of pupils. All children are assessed on entry using Baseline Assessment. Our assessment timetable and class record files provide a detailed tracking profile for each child from Baseline to SAT's. Staffing and Organisation Currently we have three Year 2 classes, three Year 1 classes and three Reception classes. Each class benefits from a Learning Support Assistant. Year group teams plan together and, for some sessions, children are ability grouped across the year group. The Hearing Impaired Unit has 1 teacher of the deaf and 2 Learning Support Assistants. There are regular staff meetings for all staff. Weekly meetings for teachers and support staff meet with the SENCO. All teachers hold responsibility for managing at least one curriculum area. back to top Curriculum and Pupil Development Each subject manager has developed long and medium term planning based on QCA units of work and the literacy and numeracy strategies. The curriculum is monitored in various ways by subject managers, including work sampling, discussion of planning and record keeping, informal teaching 'swaps' with other year groups, and, in the case of Maths and English, regular termly assessments. The School Management Team regularly reviews the long term curriculum, planning and assessment, adjusting procedures to reflect the continued improvement in classroom practice. We promote good values and self esteem through our positive Behaviour Policy. We have developed extra curricular activities (French, Dance and Gardening Clubs) involving outside provider teachers (for French), Learning Support Staff and parents. Each year the school participates in a charity fund raising event to enable children to focus on a variety of communities near and far who need assistance. These have included Red Nose Day, Jeans for Genes, Children in Need and Help the Aged. back to top Parent, Governors and Community Links At Tanners Brook we have an excellent and supportive Board of Governors. They take their role seriously and undergo regular training. Each Governor is linked to a curriculum area and keeps the Governing Body informed of developments. Committees are set up and report back regularly. They have their own aims and action plans within the School Development Plan and regularly support the school events and training days. We have good relationships with parents and encourage parents to help in many ways. In 1995 the Friends of Tanners Brook Infant School was formed. They are flourishing and have contributed towards the cost of the cloakroom/library conversion, new curtains for the dining room and hall and many smaller items. Our Book Fairs, Class Assemblies, Parents Open Evenings and social events are well supported. We encourage parents of children in Year R and in the Autumn term Year 1 to share a book or activity at the beginning of the school day and all children take home a boo
02308 771 659
Elmes Drive, Millbrook, southampton, hampshire, SO15 4PF
info@tannersbrook.southampton.sch.uk
www.tannersbrook-inf.southampton.sch.uk

The Crescent Primary School
02380 612 536
Toynbee Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 9DH
www.thecrescentprimary.com

The Pilgrims' School

Welcome to the website of The Pilgrims' School, the choir school of Winchester Cathedral. In the pages that follow you will find something about the school's nature, aims and expectations. Located in the heart of historic Winchester, less than one hour from London, The Pilgrims' School is a boarding and day school for boys aged 4-13. Like all the very best prep schools, The Pilgrims' School aims to educate its pupils well, to give them self-confidence and a delight in achievement. It aims at much more than this, however. The Pilgrims' School is home to two professional choirs, the Winchester Cathedral Choristers and the Quiristers of the Winchester College chapel choir. In unique association with Winchester College, we have high academic standards and outstanding resources. As one of the major choir schools of the UK , The Pilgrims' School has many talented and budding musicians, Choristers and Quiristers aside, who inspire in all a love of music and the arts. As a church school, it has sound discipline and exceptional pastoral care. As a sporting school, it plays all the major games with almost daily rigour. High ambition, zeal and determination, an awareness of the worth of others, solid commitment, a deep faith; these are the fundamentals we try to instill. Enjoy the site and do plan to pay us a visit and see for yourself what makes The Pilgrims' School, Winchester, a very special prep school.
01962 854 189
3 The Close, winchester, hampshire, SO23 9LT
info@pilgrims-school.co.uk
www.thepilgrims-school.co.uk

Thornhill Primary School
02380 449 595
Byron Road, Thornhill, southampton, hampshire, SO19 6FH
info@thornhill-pri.southampton.sch.uk
www.thornhill-pri.southampton.sch.uk

Townhill Infant School

Townhill Infant School This school was judged to be 'Outstanding' by Ofsted in 2008 Welcome to the Townhill Infant School website. We have now updated the site and hope you find it as fun, informative and useful as we have planned it to be. We would be very happy if you wish to e-mail us. The first address to use is:- head@townhill-inf.southampton.sch.uk Have fun exploring our school and do let us know what you think of the site. Penny J. Orme - Headteacher Contact Details: Townhill Infant School, Benhams Road, Townhill Park, Southampton, SO18 2FG
02380 474 835
Benhams Road, Townhill, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 2FG
info@townhill-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.townhill-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Townhill Junior School
02380 473 611
Benhams Road, Townhill Park, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 2NX
info@townhill-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.townhill-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Valentine Infant School
02380 448 944
Valentine Avenue, Sholing, Southampton, hampshire, SO19 0EQ
www.valentine.southampton.sch.uk

Waterside Primary School

Waterside Primary School provides excellent opportunities for children aged 4 - 11. The school has strong links with the new Waterside Children’s Centre and Little Fishes at the Waterside Nursery on site, helping to provide continuity and progression in children’s learning. When planning the organisation of classes, the priority of the Governing Body is to keep class sizes to approximately 30. The school caters for 172 pupils; organised into 7 classes. We have Teaching Assistants in each class who support children including those with special needs. Links Liaison between the school and its on-site neighbours is regular and allows for development work in common. Primary school staff also visit other local playgroups. Teachers are involved in collaborative meetings with members of staff from other schools at all levels, e.g. infant cluster groups, subject manager groups and leadership groups. We are developing collaboration with Hythe Primary school, our closest neighbour, sharing governor and TA training. Most children from Waterside Primary School transfer to Noadswood Comprehensive School after Year 6 and liaison with secondary schools takes place at the point of transfer. To see our latest Ofsted report, please click here.
02380 842 143
Ashford Crescent, Southampton, hampshire, SO45 6ET
penny.bullough@waterside.hants.sch.uk
www.waterside.hants.sch.uk

Weston Park Infant School

At Weston Park Infants we all work together to fulfill our personal best, academically, socially and emotionally. Our Aims •To enable the children to make informed choices and stay Safe •To develop the children's understanding of how to stay Healthy •To develop the skills, abilities and confidence to enjoy life and Achieve •To empower the children to make a Positive Contribution to the community •To develop and care for the whole child, ensuring they have the skills and knowledge to develop their Economic Well Being Staying Safe Being Healthy Enjoying & Achieving Making a Positive Contribution Achieving Economic and Social Wellbeing
02380 448 962
Newton Road, Weston, southampton, hampshire, SO19 9HX
info@westonpark-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.westonpark-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Weston Park Junior School
02380 448 931
Weston Lane, woolston, southampton, hampshire, SO19 9HL
o@westonpark-jun.southampton.sch.uk
www.westonpark-jun.southampton.sch.uk

Weston Shore Infant School
02380 390 399
Foxcott Close, Weston, southampton, hampshire, SO19 9JQ
info@westonshore.southampton.sch.uk
www.westonshore.southampton.sch.uk

Woolston Infant School

Welcome to our school website. We hope you will enjoy your 'visit' and gain an insight into the many exciting opportunities that Woolston Infant school has to offer you, and your child. Everyone at Woolston Infant School is important and we hope that you will soon feel a valued member of our school community. We aim to develop all aspects of children's learning, placing a high prority on their personal and social development as well as high academic success. The curriculum is well planend in an active learning environment that encourages children to become independent, confident and make choices for themselves. We hope that the foundations of learning which we develop will ensure that your child will enjoy learning and will be motivated to continue learning throughout their lives. We encourage a close partnership between home and school and seek to promote good relationships which will enable you to be a partner in your child's learning. We are all proud of our school and what we achieve, although it is hard to capture the ethos of a school in words. Please don't hesitate to contact us for further information or come and visit us to see for yourselves what makes Woolston Infant School a special place to be! Julie Swanston - Headteacher
02380 444 447
Florence Road, Woolston, southampton, hampshire, SO19 9DB
info@woolston-inf.southampton.sch.uk
www.woolston-inf.southampton.sch.uk

Wordsworth Infant School

Welcome to Wordsworth Infant School's website. At Wordsworth we believe passionately in our mission statement... "Working in partnership with parents to meet children's needs" My name is Paul Betteridge and I am the Headteacher of Wordsworth Infant School. We hope that you enjoy our website and discover that Wordsworth is an exciting and friendly place to learn. Our prospectus is available here or from the school office on 023 80776397 from 8.45am-12.00 and 1.00pm-3.30pm. Consultation (ends 29 March 2010) on Foundation School and Charitable Trust here.
02380 776 397
Stratton Road, Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 5RA
info@wordsworth.southampton.sch.uk
www.wordsworth.southampton.sch.uk

Secondary

Applemore College
02380 848 804
Roman Road, Dibden Purlieu, southampton, hampshire, SO45 4RQ
office@applemore.hants.sch.uk
www.applemore.hants.sch.uk

Brookfield Community School and Language College
01489 576 335
Brook Lane, Sarisbury Green, southampton, hampshire, SO31 7DU
www.brookfield.hants.sch.uk

Noadswood School

Students tell us that they learn best by 'doing' and by being active participants in the learning process. Active learning can be both motivating and engaging, but what about the relationships that drive learning? Who is it that really makes learning happen and how can we empower more people to take on the role of teacher, so that our youngsters' learning continues beyond the confines of the formal school timetable?
02380 840 025
North Road, Dibden Purlieu, southampton, hampshire, SO45 4ZF
headteacher@noadswood.hants.sch.uk
www.noadswood.hants.sch.uk

Perins School - A Community Sports College

Welcome to Perins School Announcements and Updates OFSTED Update: We are absolutely thrilled to be graded Outstanding at our inspection in March 2010. The inspectors said "Perins is an inclusive community school providing students with an outstanding education. Students overall make outstanding progress. Attainment levels are high. Students are well known as individuals in this cohesive community. One student commented ‘Teachers are great; they are there for you both in lessons and around the school.’ " Read the full report here (this is in .pdf format). Thank you again to students, staff, parents and governors for their hard work and support.
01962 7347 361
Pound Hill, New Alresford, hampshire, SO24 9BS
hampshire.schooljotter.com/perins

Quilley School of Engineering

At Quilley we recognise that achieving academic excellence is very important and we are proud of our students excellent achievements. However, achieving individual potential is even more important. Students come to this school with many different talents and by offering a wide curriculum with a wealth of extra curricular and additional activities we aim to foster individual development. We consider the development of good personal skills to be an integral part of the educational process. Our strong, caring, challenging community places an emphasis on good relationships between students and between students and staff. It provides opportunities for students to develop their sense of responsibility by active participation in school life. If you would like to learn more about a school that is warm, welcoming and approachable but at the same time, inspiring, stimulating, forward-looking and challenging - do come and see us.
02380 612 330
Cherbourg Road, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 5EL
office@quilley.hants.sch.uk
www.quilley.hants.sch.uk

Redbridge Community School
02380 771 381
Cuckmere Lane, southampton, hampshire, SO16 9RJ
info@redbridge.southampton.sch.uk
www.redbridgecommunityschool.co.uk

St Anne's Catholic School

Welcome to the St Anne's Web Site. Please feel free to look around and do not hesitate to contact us. In addition to our outstanding academic results, St Anne's is renowned for its achievements in art and music, drama and dance and in all areas of sport. Your daughter will come to a school where she will be cherished, treated as an individual and given the opportunity to develop her talents and her skills. We aim to enable our girls to become confident and successful young women able to respond to the challenges of the world around them and eager to take their rightful place in the world of the 21st Century. St Anne's is a Catholic school committed to teaching the Christian Faith and to providing an excellent education for all the girls in our care.
02380 328 200
Carlton Road, southampton, Hampshire, SO15 2WZ
info@st-annes.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-annes.southampton.sch.uk

Swanmore Collage

Welcome Welcome to Swanmore College of Technology's Website. As a specialist college of technology we are committed to continually seeking to raise standards and enhance opportunities through technology, mathematics and science. Enterprise and innovation within these areas are key to the successful teaching and learning which takes place and which is shared amongst our family of schools and the broader learning community. Click here for the latest Swine Flu updates and here for the latest HPV Immunisation Update. Click on the images below for more College information
01489 892 256
New Road, Swanmore, southampton, hampshire, SO32 2RB
enquiries@swanmore-sec.hants.sch.uk
w.swanmore-school.co.uk

The Toynbee School
02380 269 026
Boadcoats Road, Chandler's Ford, southampton, hampshire, SO53 2PL
www.toynbee.hants.sch.uk

Winchester college

WelcomeWinchester College is a school for boys aged 13-18. It was founded in 1382 by William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, together with New College in the University of Oxford. Winchester exhibits an unbroken tradition of learning, a real enthusiasm for knowledge and a curiosity about the way our world works. We offer a distinctive curriculum and a wide range of cultural and physical opportunities. Although our matriculation results are excellent, preparation for them does not dominate a boy's time here. We strive to cultivate habits of disciplined organisation and clarity of thought, practical qualities necessary for a happy and creative life, together with a deep respect for the best that has been thought and said in the European cultural tradition. We offer generous bursaries to help boys who would like to study with us. Click on the Admissions tab for more information
01962 621 247
College Street, winchester, hampshire, SO23 9NA
information@wincoll.ac.uk
www.winchestercollege.co.uk

Middle

Brockwood Park School
01962 771 744
Bramdean, Alresford, hampshire, SO24 0LQ
admin@brockwood.org.uk
www.brockwood.org.uk

Cantell School

Welcome ... Cantell Maths & Computing College is a happy, thriving and successful specialist school with over 1000 students. Our broad and diverse curriculum offers something for everyone. As an inclusive school, we aim to give all our students the chance to shine. We support all our students, from those with special educational needs to the most gifted and talented, enabling them to realise their full potential here and beyond. Our focus on the social and emotional aspects of learning has built a supportive, positive and motivated approach to learning. We ensure our classes are stimulating, challenging and rewarding, allowing individual talents and strengths to develop and excel. Whatever the student's forte, we'll find it and foster it. We have created an environment in the school that promotes high standards, mutual respect and creativity. Above all, students at Cantell work hard and enjoy their learning. The Cantell Cs The Cantell Cs are an inspirational set of guidelines introduced by the Headteacher Ms Evans in September 2008. They give a direction and expectation with regard to relationships and general ethos at Cantell. Courtesy - "Be respectful and kind" Co-operation - "Pull together" Commitment - "Make a positive contribution" Creativity - "Think differently" Challenge - "Push yourself"
02380 323 111
Violet Road, Basset, southampton, hampshire, SO16 3GJ
www.cantell.co.uk

Hamble Community Sports College
02380 452 105
Hamble Community Campus, Satchell Lane, southampton, hampshire, SO31 4NE
www.hamblecollege.co.uk

Henry Beaufort School
01962 880 073
East Woodbury Road, harestock, winchester, hampshire, SO22 6JJ
admin@beaufort.hants.sch.uk
www.henrybeaufortschool.org.uk

Kings School Senior
02380 600 956
Lakemere House, Allington Lane, southampton, hampshire, SO50 7DB
office@thekingsschool.eu
www.thekingsschool.eu

Kings' School

On behalf of everyone in the King's School I should like to welcome you to our website. It exists to tell everyone, both within the community of the School and the Cathedral, and those enquiring for the first time, about what is going on at King's. Whether your reason for visiting the site is to find specific information or just to browse, I hope you find it helpful, informative and interesting. Nicholas Clements Head Master
01962 861 161
Romsey Road, winchester, hampshire, SO22 5PN
info@kings-school.co.uk
www.kings-winchester.hants.sch.uk

Oasis Academy Lord's Hill

About Us Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill is part of the Government's programme to provide up to 400 Academies in England and Wales over the next few years. Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill replaced Millbrook Community School and Oaklands Community School which both closed in August 2008. From September 2008 Oasis Academy Lord’s Hill is using the exisiting buildings on the two sites of the predecessor schools and will transfer across to a purpose built and iconic new building on the ‘5 acre field’ site during the academic year beginning September 2012. The Academy is sponsored by Oasis Community Learning, which is a separate charity, but is part of the Oasis global family. Oasis, a Christian organisation, was founded by Steve Chalke M.B.E. in 1985, and began its work in the UK but now delivers educational, healthcare and housing projects throughout the world. Admissions The Academy initially caters for approximately 950 students in the 11-16 age range. All places at the Academy are free and available to the local community within an admissions policy that mirrors the inclusive admissions arrangements for community schools in Southampton. At the time of the opening of the new building in 2011, the Academy will offer 5 forms of entry (5FE) – for a predicted 900 students 11-16. Specialism The specialist focus of the Academy is Arts with Business & Enterprise that builds on and augments the existing strengths of the predecessor schools and continues to develop its links to the wider community. With a focus on lifelong learning, each student’s education will be a careful and personalised balance between practical training and academic education. As an independent school, we employ innovative approaches to teaching and learning. Our goal The Academy’s goal is to create an environment where students 'want' to learn rather than 'have' to learn. State of the art computing facilities provide an essential tool to enhance teaching in the classroom and facilitates independent learning whilst the Academy’s study areas provide students with further autonomy in their learning.
02380 393 660
Fairsle Road, southampton, hampshire, SO16 8BY
info@oasislordshill.org
www.oasisacademylordshill.org

Oasis Academy Mayfield

About us Oasis Academy Mayfield is part of the Government's programme to provide up to 400 Academies in England and Wales over the next few years. Oasis Academy Mayfield opened in September 2008, replacing Grove Park Business and Enterprise College and Woolston School Language College, which both closed in August 2008. Oasis Academy Mayfield is using the existing buidings of the two sites and will transfer across to a purpose built and iconic new building on the Grove Park site during the academic year beginning September 2011. Oasis Community Learning The Academy is sponsored by Oasis Community Learning which was established in 2004 with the express purpose of developing Oasis Academies. Its roots are strongly based in the charity Oasis, a Christian organisation that was founded by Steve Chalke M.B.E. in 1985. Beginning its work in the UK, Oasis now delivers educational, healthcare and housing projects across the world. Admissions The Academy initially caters for approximately 1,150 students in the 11-16 age range. All places at the Academy are free and available to the local community within an admissions policy that mirrors the inclusive admissions arrangements for community schools in Southampton. At the time of the opening of the new building, the Academy will offer 5 forms of entry (5FE) – for a predicted 900 students aged 11-16. Specialism The specialist focus of the Academy is Global Communication. With a focus on lifelong learning, each student’s provision provides a careful and personalised balance between practical training and academic education. As an independent school, we employ innovative approaches to teaching and learning. Our goal The Academy’s goal is to create an environment where students 'want' to learn rather than 'have' to learn. State of the art computing facilities will provide an essential tool to enhance teaching in the classroom and facilitate independent learning whilst the Academy’s study areas provide students with further autonomy in their learning.
02380 426 900
The Grove, Southampton, hampshire, SO19 9LX
info@oasismayfield.org
www.oasisacademymayfield.org

Regents Park Community College
02380 325 444
King Edward Avenue, Shirley, Southampton, hampshire, SO16 4GW
info@regentspark.southampton.sch.uk
www.regentspark.southampton.sch.uk

St George Catholic School
02380 322 603
Leaside Way, southampton, hampshire, SO16 3DQ
info@st-george.southampton.sch.uk
www.st-george.southampton.sch.uk

Test Valley School

At Test Valley School a commitment to high quality teaching and learning will be at the forefront of all we do. We want to ensure our pupils have every opportunity to enjoy and achieve at school, therefore high standards and positive partnerships between pupils, staff, parents and governors are essential in our pursuit of personal excellence for all. We hope that we have provided the information you require but if you would like further information please telephone the school on 01264 810555 or email us. Miss L Hiscock Headteacher
01264 810 555
Roman Road, stockbridge, hampshire, SO20 6HA
test.valley@testvalley.hants.sch.uk
www.testvalley.hants.sch.uk

Testwood School

Welcome to the Testwood Sports College website. It gives me great pleasure to write the introduction to this website. This is a time of opportunity and change at Testwood. The website will give a great deal of information about Testwood Sports College, our departments, special events and forthcoming events. I hope you find the site useful and informative. Please contact us, should you require further information or wish to comment. I.M. Appleton Headteacher
02380 862 146
Testwood Lane, Totton, southampton, hampshire, SO40 3ZW
swettenhamc@testwood.hants.sch.uk
www.testwood.hants.sch.uk

The Gregg School

Set in over 20 acres of private landscaped grounds, The Gregg School is a co-educational independent day school with a roll of approximately 300. We are a caring and friendly school and our students, aged eleven to sixteen, are able to grow and learn with confidence. Exciting learning opportunities exist for children, with differing skills and abilities, who are encouraged to reach their full potential in small teaching groups taught by a well-qualified and conscientious staff. Students are able to participate in a full curriculum, a wide range of social, cultural and recreational activity, and a strong programme to stimulate personal development. In so doing they develop initiative, a sense of identity and the ability to work co-operatively in a challenging environment. Among the many strengths to which the school's last inspection report (2005) referred were its excellent quality of personal relationships, the high proportion of good or very good teaching, the very good support provided for students with learning difficulties and the strong support of its parents. It was noted that the quality of the pastoral care contributed to the development of students' self-confidence promoting a climate of openness, trust and respect for others. Thus, the School continues to give a high priority to students' spiritual, moral and cultural development, and to the growth of social and communication skills. We are striving to move forward, focussing on key areas for development, including improvements to the grounds and buildings, increased emphasis on independent learning and enhanced provision of ICT across all areas of the curriculum. The Gregg and St Winifred's Schools Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. It is also committed to opposing all forms of discrimination in ensuring that it provides equal opportunities in employment. The Gregg School is a member of ISA and ISC
02380 472 133
Townhill Park House, Cutbush Lane, southampton, hampshire, So18 2GF
office@gregg.southampton.sch.uk
www.gregg.southampton.sch.uk

The Sholing Technology College
02380 448 861
Middle Road, Sholing, Southampton, Hampshire, SO19 9PH
info@sholingtc.southampton.sch.uk
www.sholingtc.southampton.sch.uk

The Westgate School

The Westgate School is a high-achieving, mixed comprehensive for 11-16 year olds set in a quiet residential area of Winchester. At The Westgate School: •high academic standards are reflected by consistently outstanding GCSE results •the level of pastoral care and support offered to pupils is second to none •the learning environment is dynamic, vibrant and happy •pupils are offered a rich array of sporting, musical, drama and cultural opportunities.
01962 854757
Cheriton Road, winchester, hampshire, SO22 5AZ
contact@westgate.hants.sch.uk
www.westgate.hants.sch.uk

Thornden School

Thornden is an 11-16, mixed comprehensive school, which has 1410 pupils on roll. It has an outstanding record of examination success. In 2009, 97% of pupils aged 15 achieved 5 or more higher grades at C or above and 86% achieved 5 or more of the higher grades including English and Maths. Over the last 5 years, the percentage of pupils aged 15 achieving 5 or more higher grades has been over 90% every year. There are very few comprehensive schools in the entire country which can match this record. Different forms of value added analysis all show high performance. In 2009, our contextual value added score is 1027.9 which places us easily in the highest 10% of schools nationally for this value added measure. Thornden is proud to be a comprehensive school which admits pupils of all abilities. We know, for example, that if you look beneath tables of results we have a number of individual success stories of pupils with modest levels of ability who required Special Needs help. In 2009, all pupils achieved 5 + A*-G grades and only 0.7% of grades were F or G. We take very seriously our first and fundamental aim, which is to "help all pupils to discover all their abilities and talents and to develop them in the most positive and constructive manner". The June 2007 Ofsted Report made the following overall judgement in its first paragraph. “My daughter absolutely loves Thornden and has thrived there. She genuinely loves school and looks forward to each day with enthusiasm”. The view of this parent illustrates the overwhelmingly positive view held by those involved with this outstanding school. The calm and supportive environment is sharply focused on developing a sense of self-worth in the students. As a result, the personal development and academic achievement of pupils, including those with learning difficulties and disabilities, are outstanding. Thornden was judged to be Grade 1, outstanding, in every single area – a quite exceptional outcome. In September 2000, Thornden became Hampshire’s first Arts College. We have mounted many initiatives in the performing arts for the benefit of pupils and the local community. A high quality hall for the Performing Arts with 400 seats, Thornden Hall, was completed in December 2002 after many years of planning and fundraising. We take our role as a specialist Arts College very seriously. We also remain firmly committed to maintaining our existing comprehensive admissions’ policy and continuing to offer a broad and balanced curriculum. In addition, in July 2004, Thornden was one of only 75 schools nationally to be offered the opportunity to be amongst the first schools to develop a second specialism. We decided to choose Science as our second specialism and a number of initiatives have since been developed in this area. We are pleased that the two contrasting specialisms provide a balance to our curriculum offering. It also means that we are now able to involve all of our other departments in a meaningful way in one or other of the specialisms. In particular, English is closely involved in the Arts specialism and Maths in the Science specialism. As a result of our outstanding Ofsted judgement, we were categorised as a High Performing Specialist School and offered a further specialism. We opted to become a Leading Edge School and were awarded that status in April 2008 onwards. Leading Edge status and funding is allowing us – 1. To develop and share good practice within the school; 2. To develop partnerships with a limited number of other secondary schools to raise standards; 3. To develop links with a network of high performing schools in the Leading Edge programme. Most recently, the Headteacher has been designated as a National Leader in Education and Thornden as a National Support School. The work we have begun with other schools is providing a new challenge to the school and is offering many professional development opportunities to colleagues. ACCOMMODATION
02380 269 722
Winchester Road, Chandler's Ford, eastleigh, hampshire, SO53 2DW
info@thornden.hants.sch.uk
http://www.thornden.hants.sch.uk/

Wildern School

Wildern School is a caring school committed to high standards of achievement. We closely monitor progress and offer challenges and opportunities to enable each individual to succeed. We value all pupils and celebrate their achievements. Working in Partnership We value our partnership with parents. We have an active Parent/Teacher association, the Wildern Society. Parent/Teacher Consultation Meetings are held at least once during a school year for each Year Group and the detailed annual reports are written for parents and pupils. We have established twice yearly parental focus groups to consult parents on the schools strategic priorities and procedures eg. homework. We also welcome contact throughout the year with parents as the need arises and we take the initiative ourselves to contact parents when we consider it necessary. Our Student Planner provides a day-to-day means of informal contact between teachers and parents. Using the Student Planner we hope we can react early to any matters of concern. Liaison with parents is a most important responsibility of Year Staff and Group Tutors. They are the best people with whom to make initial contact. Curriculum Leaders may be appropriate for purely subject concerns. The Head is always willing to respond to enquiries. We have two regular consultation meetings a year between the group tutor and the pupil at which their progress is discussed and targets set for future improvement. These meetings, called Pupil Action Planning meetings, take place twice a year for each year group. We encourage pupils to take responsibility for their progress and achievements. Many pupils need no such encouragement, but for others we need to raise their expectations by supporting them to think clearly about their abilities and set targets for improvement. When under-achievement is identified through close monitoring we put in place strategies to help pupils meet targets and improve their performance.
01489 783 473
Wildern Lane, Hedge End, southampton, hampshire, SO30 4EJ
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Woodlands Community Collage

Prospective Parents Admissions Policy Southampton City Council is the admissions authority for all Community Secondary schools and colleges. First Preference If the number of first preference applications received by the closing date is greater than the published admission limit, admissions will be decided on according to the following priorities: 1.Children with statements of special educational needs that name the school. 2.Children in public care (looked after children). 3.Children who live within the school's designated catchment area. If the school is oversubscribed from within the catchment area, priorities 4 (i) to (v), as set out below, will be used. 4.Children who live outside the school's designated catchment area, in the following order: i.children whose parents have named a particular school because the child has a significant medical or psychological condition which means they must attend the preferred school rather than any other. Applications must be supported by appropriate written evidence from a doctor or psychologist ii.children who have a brother or sister already on the roll of the school who will continue to attend that school during the following year. (This includes children who live as siblings in the same family unit) iii.children who live in the catchment area of a single sex school whose parents have specially stated their preference for a co-educational school iv.children attending a designated catchment junior or primary school, namely Harefield Junior, Hightown Primary and Kanes Hill Primary Schools v.children who live closest to the school based on the shortest practicable waling distance using public roads and footpaths. Distances are measured from home to school for in-catchment children and from either home to school or home to designated catchment area boundary for out-catchment children, as laid out in the individual school's admissions policy. Should the school be oversubscribed from within an of the criteria 4 (i) to 4(iv) above, then distance, as given in 4 (v), must be used to prioritise applications. Second Preference If the school has places available after admitting all on-time first preference applications, any on-time second preference applications will be considered in accordance with the priorities set out above. Third Preference If the school has places available after admitting all on-time first and second preference applications, any on-time third preference applications will be considered in accordance with the priorities set out above. Late Applications If the school has places available after admitting all on-time applications, late applications will be considered in accordance with the priorities set out above. Late first preference applications will be considered first followed by late second preference applications and then late third preference applications. If parents apply after the closing date for applications has passed, for example, because they have recently moved into the area, a place will be offered if one is available in the child's particular year group. The place will be offered in accordance with the priorities of the published admissions criteria. Unplaced Children Any child who remains unplaced after all of their preferences have been processed, either because they failed to get into any school requested or they did not complete a form, will be allocated a place at their catchment school, if places are still available. If there are no places available at their catchment school, they will be allocated a place at the nearest school with places available to their home address. Distance to the home address will be measured by public roads and footpaths. Waiting Lists If the preferred school is unable to offer a child a place, parents can request that their child's name be placed on a waiting list. If places become available, children on the waiting list will be offered them according to the priorities set out in the admissions policy. The length of time on the waiting list cannot be
02380 463 303
Minstead Avenue, southampton, hampshire, SO18 5FW
info@woodlands.southampton.sch.uk
www.woodlands.southampton.sch.uk

Wyvern Technology Collage

Headteacher's Welcome Alan NewtonIt gives me great pleasure to extend a ‘virtual’ but sincere and warm welcome to you, both to this website itself and to our college via this website. Whether you are a parent, a student, a neighbour, a friend of the college, a potential job applicant or an interested visitor, I hope that this window onto our college will prove helpful and informative and encourage you to find out more about our institution and our community. Wyvern is a popular Technology and Humanities College which has rightfully earned its high standing and fine reputation in the Borough of Eastleigh and in Hampshire as a whole. It is a secondary college that distinguishes itself by providing a rich range of learning opportunities within a happy, safe and welcoming environment. We pride ourselves on high standards and on getting the best out of everyone who studies and works in and for the college. Expectations are high, but this is coupled with a caring and supportive ethos which enables students to be aspirational, then to achieve and celebrate their ambitions and achievements and to be given a helping hand when necessary. We are proud of our specialist status but also of being a genuinely comprehensive school in which everyone has the opportunity to achieve or even exceed their personal potential. By looking after each individual, the success of the college as a whole largely looks after itself. As a result, together we share a dynamic and thriving learning community, with many dimensions and innumerable qualities. In the 2007 OFSTED report, the following comments were made about the college: "Wyvern Technology College is a good college with many outstanding features; it provides a good education for all its students." "Standards by the end of Year 11 are well above average. This represents good progress overall and is a testimony to the very good work done by the college." "Relationships between students and between students and staff are excellent." "Students contribute particularly well to college life and to the wider community. They are offered many opportunities to accept responsibility." "Students' outstanding personal development, including their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development, contributes strongly to their good academic achievement." "Behaviour in lessons and around the college is excellent, reflecting what students say about how much they enjoy college life." Investment in resources and buildings at Wyvern is high. Year after year, facilities and resources are improved and, while technology is a priority, we are committed to a broad and balanced curriculum which includes aiming for high achievement in English, Mathematics, Science, Languages, the Humanities, Sport and the Arts. The staff at Wyvern is committed to excellence. Both teachers and support staff display an unrivalled dedication to the individual child, with both academic and pastoral issues taking equal priority. Our partnership with parents is extremely important to us and all communications between home and college are taken seriously. This is only an introduction to Wyvern but I hope it inspires you to explore our College further and that it encourages you to become part of our successful community. Alan Newton Headteacher.
02380 692 679
Botley Road, Fair Oak, eastleigh, hampshire, SO50 7AN
enquiries@wyvern.hants.sch.uk
www.wyvern.hants.sch.uk