Sheddingdean Community Primary School

Sheddingdean Community Primary School

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Ofsted 2016: Teachers value the contribution that pupils make to lessons. They use questions skilfully to engage pupils and encourage discussion.
Ofsted 2016: The entire staff team is committed to ensuring that the school is a happy place for pupils.
Ofsted 2016: The values of the school, ‘reflective, resourceful, reciprocal and resilient’, are well embedded in the school’s culture and regularly referred to in assemblies and lessons.
Ofsted 2016: In the Early Years, adults support children well by listening to responses and asking questions that extend thinking, using appropriate vocabulary to support learning.

Please share this Back to School story with your child before we return.Please share this Back to School story with your child before we return.Notices:

Admission to School

Arrangements for admission in Reception Class are made by the Local Authority (Admissions, County Hall North, Chart Way Horsham, West Sussex. Telephone: 0845 075 1007, Fax: 01403 240158, Email: admissions.north@westsussex.gov.uk

http://www.westsussex.gov.uk/learning/schools_ages_4-16/applying_for_a_school_place.aspx

This information is obtained from a medical database. Children are admitted to school at the beginning of the academic year in which their fifth birthday occurs.

The school has been oversubscribed in recent years and there are no spaces in some classes. Precedence is normally given to children living within the school's designated area and then to siblings and others living outside this area.

During the term prior to admission, children are invited to spend some time in school with their teacher. During these visits, general information about the school is made available to parents who are able to observe the school in session and discuss our approach to the teaching of reading and writing and other aspects of early education.

Parents seeking admission for a child to the school at ages between four and eleven should contact the local authority ‘Admissions Team’ at County Hall North (contact details above as per admission to Reception class) to discuss the availability of space and arrangements for joining the school.