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16th July 2009

Owls
We have made African masks and we’ve also made African huts, they were made out of clay. We did sunset paintings with characters in them. – Sean and Megan

Ketrels
We made and painted Massai mud huts, we also looked on the internet to find out about English weddings and Massai weddings. – Bonnie and Jack

Puffins
We have reached 50+ class stars. We made and decorated cakes for the celebration evening. We also write descriptions of our dioramas – Rocco and Olivia

Robins
We made some African animals, like a Cheeta and Monkey. We wrote African stories. We cooked porridge, we had sweet, salty and plain, we didn’t like the plain and salty ones. - Joshua and Daniel

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Every child, every chance, every day.

Dear Parents and Guardians

 We offer you a warm welcome to Stondon Lower School and hope that this will be the beginning of a rewarding partnership with your family. We believe that the primary years are a vitally important time for sowing the seeds of curiosity, fostering good working habits and encouraging a love of learning.  We aim to help all children settle in happily and to feel enthusiastic about their work. 

Stondon Lower School has a staff and governing body who are committed to meeting the needs of the children in a challenging environment and they are actively supported in this by the Parent Teacher Association (PETALS), the SAS (Stondon After School Club) and Breakfast Club and by close links with the local community. 

The information given in this prospectus is no substitute for a visit and you are strongly recommended to make an appointment to visit the school with your child.  We look forward to meeting you. 

Mrs Jill Davies

Headteacher

Quotes from OFSTED Report Oct 09
"The staff take very good care of pupils and know them and their families very well"

" The outside area is an excellent resource for learning. The children learn about healthy food by growing vegetables and collecting eggs from the hens"

§            We have made every effort to provide up-to-date and accurate information, which is both clear and easy to understand.  However, it should not be assumed that there will be no change in the current year or subsequent years.

§            If you have any further queries or require more information, please speak to your child’s class teacher or the Headteacher; we are here to help.