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Our school Website cannot answer all of your questions about our school. However, we hope that it will give you an insight into our aims and values.
Each child is encouraged to develop as an individual and feel a part of a strongly caring and supportive community. This is created by a team of experienced staff who have high expectations of the children in their care.
A full, balanced and stimulating curriculum encourages children to give of their best. Our most recent Ofsted Inspection report in November 2008 said that Silkstone Common J & I School "is an outstanding school in all areas".
This success is due to teachers, parents and governors working together for the benefit of the school.
We look forward to a happy and successful association with you and your family.
It is important that mutual trust and understanding will be the basis of our shared responsibility.
Yours sincerely
Mr P Evans - Headteacher
Our school Website cannot answer all of your questions about our school. However, we hope that it will give you an insight into our aims and values.
Each child is encouraged to develop as an individual and feel a part of a strongly caring and supportive community. This is created by a team of experienced staff who have high expectations of the children in their care.
A full, balanced and stimulating curriculum encourages children to give of their best.
Our most recent Ofsted Inspection report in November 2008 said that Silkstone Common J & I School "is an outstanding school all areas".
This success is due to teachers, parents and governors working together for the benefit of the school.
We look forward to a happy and successful association with you and your family.
It is important that mutual trust and understanding will be the basis of our shared responsibility.
Yours sincerely
Mr P Evans - Head Teacher
School NewsThe orchestra went busking on Saturday 11th December to Meadowhall to raise money for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice, the charity that they raise money for every year.
The children played from 2pm – 4pm and with the help of some parents, who did a grand job of shaking the buckets, they managed to raise the magnificent sum of £989. Mrs Smith is very proud of all the children. They played brilliantly!
School Downloadsplease find useful information from our school. from time to time we will update current documents as needed and add new ones so please visit regularly.
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