INDEPENDENT EDUCATION
Newcastle-under-Lyme School
Strengths
highlighted in
recent report
A
t Newcastle-under-Lyme Junior School we
are very proud of our recent ISI report,
which acknowledges our many strengths
and our outstanding Early Years classes in
Nursery and Reception.
Small classes throughout the School allow
individual attention according to the child's
specific needs. Enthusiastic, inspiring and well
qualified staff provide the right environment for
children to grow in confidence and to learn
effectively. Literacy and numeracy are highly
regarded, as well as music, the arts, ICT,
humanities and languages.
The curriculum and range of activities in the
Junior School adapts to meet each child’s needs
with emphasis given to English, mathematics and
science as core subjects, but not at the expense of
exploring other curriculum opportunities.
The School prides itself on going above and
beyond the National Curriculum requirements,
adding a diverse range of clubs, sports, societies
and other extra curricular activities to the
children’s programme of learning. Children are
motivated to take up hobbies and interests in the
wider life of the School, according to their own
interests. These include, to name but a few of the
52 clubs on offer, musical instruments,
swimming, netball, football, hockey, dance, chess
and French, which helps them to develop into
well rounded, confident and capable individuals.
The happy, family atmosphere of the Junior
School complements the varied and well balanced
curriculum
provided
for
each
child.
Communication between home and school is one
of the School’s major strengths. The strong
working relationship between parents and the
School ensures the best start in life for every
child.
For further information please visit our
website www.nuls.org.uk or ring 01782 664628.
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