Following the Government Announcement on 4th January 2021 we are open only for critical workers and vulnerable children. Information on home learning for those children not in school has been sent to all parents by Ping.
Please take a look at our new information for prospective parents:
Virtual Tour with our Headteacher
A Day in the Life of an Early Years Pupil
An Interactive Map of the Inside of our School
I am delighted that you are visiting our website and I would like to take this opportunity to let you know a little bit more about us! We are a school that is at the very heart of its community. We pride ourselves in knowing every pupil as an individual and want to ensure that we provide every pupil with a chance to thrive whilst they are at school.
Emotional wellbeing comes first at Georgian Gardens and as one of the only ‘Thrive’ Schools in West Sussex we are fortunate to have trained staff who are always available to help both our pupils and their families. We have a full time learning mentor to support pupil well-being and our family support worker is always available to parents if they require support with just about anything at home.
Pupils at Georgian Gardens are offered a rich and broad curriculum. The Arts play a major part in our school and we hold the Arts Mark Gold which recognises the quality of provision both in the visual and wider arts categories. Many pupils take part in musical tuition and all pupils have a day a term with a music and dance specialist teacher. We even have our own rock band!
The school was recognised for its excellence in sports provision last year and was awarded the highest Platinum Award, highlighting the excellent range of opportunities on offer to our pupils.
Our range of extra-curricular opportunities is very diverse! We really believe in trying to find the ‘thing’ that inspires your child’s ‘passion’, which ignites them and helps then to grow. We have clubs where pupils can learn French, learn to knit, play chess, extensive sports clubs and even an opportunity to learn how to build a battery powered car!
As we all know, things have had to be slightly altered now, as we find ourselves in difficult times due to Covid-19. However, we are still striving to make further developments to the excellent facilities at the school and we are delighted to announce that we have had a brand new library installed over the summer holiday. We have also had a new potting area created in our gardens, as we love to get the children outside to grow flowers, fruit and veg.
As a school we always work closely with our families to strive towards the very best outcomes for your child. As Headteacher, I sincerely believe that we should not simply expect children to fit into a ‘system’, but that we should work together to create an environment in which your child feels happy safe and secure, enabling them to flourish both emotionally and academically in their own dynamic ways.
I hope this website, together with our prospectus and video tours will give you an insight into our happy school. I am always happy to speak to prospective families about the school and welcome you to contact me via the school office or to attend one of our virtual school tours in November, please contact our school office for more information.
Thank you for your interest in Georgian Gardens, warmest wishes
Miss A Bowers, Headteacher
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Things to try on World Book Day...or any day, for that matter!
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Our teachers have been busy planning some lovely activities for the coming week to promote reading for pleasure. Do… https://t.co/7cN5LDG72x
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YR have been busy this week learning about sheep and wool.
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Y4 making the most of the beautiful sunshine and daffodils to create some amazing photos today.
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It’s time to do an Accelerated Reader quiz! Once your child has read a book, log into https://t.co/oRxDGntl5u Y3 a… https://t.co/2UziTAIlJq
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CAMHS have released some helpful posters to support mental health at this difficult time.
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Year 2 have been getting creative once again. Today: dragon’s eyes. Aren’t they fantastic?
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Y2 have loved getting messy this afternoon! They designed and painted their own shields. Aren’t they fantastic?
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Y6 fact pages all about regions of the world with extreme temperatures.
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