INDEPENDENT EDUCATION
Aiming high is key to a
Yarlet education
iming high is key to a
Yarlet education, whether
starting out in the Nursery
at the age of 2 years, or
preparing for the next stage of
academic life at 13 years.
Aiming high means that we
expect the very best from your
child inside and outside the
classroom. It means that we set
challenging, but achievable,
academic targets to ensure that
all pupils are stretched to
achieve to the best of their
ability and also learn to become
responsible,
independent
thinkers.
Although we are not
academically selective on entry,
excellent standards of teaching
A
ensure that the vast majority of
pupils soon become at least one
year ahead of the national
average in Mathematics and
English.
These standards
continue throughout the school,
with many pupils achieving
scholarship awards to their
senior school, and every pupil
passing entry examinations to
the senior school of their
choice.
Outside the classroom,
Sport, Dance, Drama and Music
complete the picture of a Yarlet
education. Pupils take part in
a daily games session, with a
full and varied programme
being organised for pupils of all
levels of sporting ability.
The family atmosphere at
Yarlet ensures that our children
are nurtured to understand the
importance
of
kindness,
courtesy and respect for others.
Children enjoy coming to
school, as can be seen by their
happy, smiling faces.
You are welcome to visit our
Open Mornings on Saturday
22nd and Monday 24th March
between 9.30 am and 12.30 pm.
If these dates are not
convenient, either telephone
(01785
286568),
email
([email protected])
or
contact us through our website
(yarletschool.org) to arrange an
appointment. We look forward
to meeting you.
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