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Springfield Primary School
Forsythia Close, Springfield, CM1 6XW, UK Chelmsford
+44 (0)1245 461077
www:http://www.springfield-pri.essex.sch.uk/e-mail:admin@springfield-pri.essex.sch.uk

 

We believe that children should enjoy coming to school and it is our aim that every child who comes to Springfield Primary School should feel that he or she is becoming part of a special community. It is our fundamental belief that a school should reflect a sense of partnership, understanding and awareness that is shared by staff, governors, parents, the community and, of course, the children themselves.

We hope we will have the opportunity to welcome you to share this process. We feel it is important that school life should extend beyond the classroom to encompass sport, links with the community, spiritual, moral, cultural and social development, with the aim of developing a well-rounded individual.

We look forward to welcoming your child to our school and with your support we will endeavour to provide a first class education in the all-important years that lie ahead.


AIMS

We aim to develop a safe, secure and caring community where each child`s happiness is of great importance, there are high expectations of good behaviour and where each child can develop positive and co-operative relationships.

We aim to ensure that every learner fulfils their potential.

Through a process of regular review and evaluation, we aim to have high academic standards achieved through a stimulating curriculum and teaching that is targeted to children’s needs.

We aim to promote and celebrate success, thereby raising the confidence, enthusiasm, motivation and self-esteem of all, encouraging an appreciation of achievement in themselves and others.

We aim to develop the whole child through:

· the provision of a broad and balanced curriculum

· sporting opportunities, including sport for all and competitive sport

· art, drama and music opportunities both within school and through visits,

visitors and extra curricular provision

· assemblies and lessons which encourage children to think through important

social, moral, spiritual and cultural issues

· the provision of a stimulating environment, respected by the whole school

community

Our aims are achieved through the positive involvement of children, parents,

staff, governors and the wider community.

CURRICULUM

The school provides a balanced curriculum and is constantly concerned with the quality and learning of each child. The curriculum is delivered through a combination of stimulating topic and themed curriculum days as well as timetabled subjects.

Within each class a number of tasks will be offered to groups organised by ability. This work will be differentiated to match the ability of these groups, to enable them to have access to the National Curriculum at the appropriate level. Each teacher has responsibility for one or two curriculum areas and a class may at times be taught by the subject specialist rather than their class teacher.

We also recognise the value of a positive working atmosphere within the school in which the achievements of all children are applauded and celebrated through class assemblies, thoughtful displays of work, as well as children’s individual portfolios which are shared with parents on a termly basis.

UNIFORM

Everyday Uniform

· White blouse or shirt. Children may wear a plain white polo shirt or a school

embroidered polo shirt

· Grey skirt or pinafore

· Grey tailored trousers or shorts (not legging type trousers)

· Blue checked summer dress

· Navy blue cardigan or school sweatshirt (available from the office)

· Grey or white socks

· Sensible shoes – not trainers please (flat sensible sandals may be worn in the

summer). Colour – preferably black or navy

· School tie (optional)

Art apron – an old shirt worn back to front is adequate

PE Kit

Please supply your child from the list below:

For indoor work

· Navy blue shorts and plain white t-shirt or school embroidered t-shirt

· All pupils work barefoot

For outdoor games

· In cold weather the children should bring tracksuit trousers and a sweatshirt

· Plimsolls or trainers

· Spare socks

It is useful to keep all named PE kit in a small drawstring bag. PE kit should be in school every day. It is advisable for children to bring sun hats in very hot weather.



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