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Headteacher'sWelcome |
There is much to celebrate at St Margaret's described as a school where 'every child is nurtured and cherished' (Ofsted 2020)
Our school is a one form entry welcoming, happy school where all who are part of our school community are helpful, considerate and respectful of each other.
The children are very happy and enjoy learning. We are very fortunate to have such a dedicated staff team who strive to provide a safe, caring environment where all children are able to enjoy their learning and thrive. We value each other and work together as a community to support our wonderful children. Our vision for the school, created with our Christian values at the heart of it, underpins all that we do and want for the children in our school.
A warm welcome from our Governors
As members of the local community and parents, we are incredibly proud to be the Co-Chairs of Governors for St Margaret's.
Like many other schools, our Ofsted rating of Good reflects our story of consistent improvement. What differentiates St Margaret’s however, is our people. The children who we are so lucky to have in our care are safe, valued, respected and seen as individuals - individuality that is encouraged to develop and grow throughout the formative primary school years. Teachers, Staff and Governors alike do not under estimate the faith you as parents put in us to provide the best possible education for your child and discharge that incredible responsibility with distinction.
News
Surf Lifesaving Day - Year 6
On Monday 30th June Year 6 enjoyed a day of surf life saving at Sea Lanes in Brighton. As part of the day the children learnt about CPR, beach hazards along with how to manage risks and how to handle a surf board. The wet suits were tricky to get on and off but made a difference to the chilly water - a fab day had by all!
Year 3 & 4 - met a mummy!
As part of their topics, Years 3 & 4 had a visit from a real life Egyptian mummy called Esmeralda. She was a real mystery, as the hieroglyphs on the sarcophagus suggested the mummy was male, however when it was opened, they discovered something else...The children got to hold the femur bone and look up close at a mummified foot, hand and head. They also got to see a computer generated image of what historians believe the mummy looked like as a real person. A great hands on learning experience!
