BARTON STACEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
- THE GREEN, ROBERTS ROAD, BARTON STACEY, BARTON STACEY
SO21 3RY WINCHESTER, HAMPSHIRE
Phone: 01962 760340
Fax: 01962 760340
www.bartonstacey.hants.sch.uk
Short profile:
Barton Stacey is a small, rural school set in spacious grounds in the beautiful Hampshire countryside. Our pupils are drawn mainly from the local village but we also attract families from outside our immediate catchment area. Barton Stacey school is an integral part of the village community and has close links with the village church.
Our classrooms are large and well-equipped with each room having its own practical area, computer bank and direct outside access. Our ICT suite provides opportunities for class teaching while the whole-school network means pupils can retrieve their work from any workstation.
We put great emphasis on providing opportunities for all learning styles and preferences. Our curriculum is designed to develop independence, creativity and high achievement in all areas. National Assessments at the end of the Primary years indicate that our pupils' attainment is consistently above County and National averages in Literacy and Numeracy.
Detailed description:
Our pupils are given the opportunity to take part in a wide variety of enrichment activities. Clubs available at lunchtime and after school include football, netball, cricket, rounders, rugby, multi-sport, French, Art, Technology, Computers, Recorders, Gardening, Cross-stitch and Christian Club. We employ specialist music teachers for whole-class teaching and pupils can choose to learn to play the Violin or Cello. During this academic year pupils enjoyed a number of visits including Osborne House on the Isle of Wight; The Natural History Museum in London; Sparsholt Agricultural Centre; Whitchurch Silk Mill; Winchester Science Museum and Calshot Activities Centre. A variety of musicians, artists and members of the local community work in school to support our curriculum.
We work hard to create an atmosphere within our school that is warm, secure and challenging and one in which care and respect for others are of prime importance. The individual qualities and needs of the children in our care are recognised by all members of staff. We seek to ensure that each child feels valued and we strive to provide the best possible environment for growth, development and learning.
Our Aims
To provide the highest possible quality of education for all pupils.
To provide the maximum opportunity for all pupils to learn and grow in an atmosphere which is supportive, encouraging and challenging.
To provide a curriculum, including the National Curriculum, which is broadly based, rich and stimulating.
To enable both pupils and staff to pursue individual development and to achieve maximum potential.
To encourage qualities of care and respect towards other people and the environment.
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