Description
Baildon Church of England Primary School is a State Primary school for kids aged 3 to 11 (Gender - Mixed )
Community lies at the heart of the school vision, and they strive to improve the children's life chances by enabling them to become successful, lifelong learners. The broad and balanced curriculum offer instils a spirit of curiosity within each child, enabling all to flourish within the ever-changing world.We are fortunate to have a team of highly dedicated staff and governors who work closely together to ensure that each of our children leaves us at the end of Year 6 as a passionate and resilient learner, who is excited for the challenge that lies ahead of them.We work in partnership with the parents and carers and value the strong contribution which they make to they school community. They also enjoy a close relationship with the Parish of Baildon and local schools within the Baildon area.
Facilities
CURRICULUM
They offer a full and enriching curriculum which develops the pupils’ love of learning and desire to find new discoveries alongside developing key curricular subject knowledge. The aim is to develop respectful, resilient, confident children with a love of learning. We use the learning behaviours of resilience, problem solving, creativity, teamwork, motivation, teamwork, independence and involvement and engagement in lessons to support learning across the curriculum.
Remote Learning
Given the current national picture, they understand the importance of creating a flexible and engaging home learning platform which enables all children to receive the same high level of education whether they are ‘home learners’ or ‘school-based learners’.Within each year group, they will teach the same curriculum remotely as they do in the classroom. The crcurriculum will continue to be carefully sequenced and will ensure the learners obtain the building blocks they need to move on to their next step in their learning journey. The long term planning documentation, which is regularly reviewed given the current situation, is available for parents and carers on the curriculum page of the website. Half-termly class newsletters which highlight the key learning for the term ahead are also shared with parents and carers of both ‘home learners’ and ‘school-based learners’
Features
Things to note
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS & DISABILITIES
Schools are required to publish information about services they provide for children with disabilities and special educational needs. All schools in the local area have a similar approach to supporting children with SEND and are supported by the Local Authority to ensure that all pupils, regardless of their specific needs, make the best possible progress in school.The intention is to offer choice and transparency for families, as well as providing a resource for professionals to detail the range of services and provision locally.
BREAKFAST CARE CLUB
Breakfast comprises of a selection of cereal,toast, fruit and yogurts which are available every day. Also, hot or cold drinks will be available from 7.30am until 8.25am. Parents need to indicate a half a term in advance whether they require breakfast for their children. The cost for each session with breakfast is £4.50. For those children who wish to attend but do not require breakfast, the cost per session is £4.00. Parents must pay for sessions in advance (weekly, monthly, half termly etc). If children are in receipt of Free School Meals through Benefit Services, the cost is £3.75.
Extra Curricular
Please check the school website link for details.
3.05 miles
