EduCativPosted April 20, 2021SharePosted April 20, 2021 Ninian park primary school is an English medium community co-educational school situated in the Grangetown area of Cardiff. At Ninian park, we place great value on the importance of good home-school links as we believe that it is through a close partnership that childer learn and flourish. We offer a happy and caring environment where your child can learn within a beautiful Victorian building. The education we provide is carefully matched to the learning needs of individual children. We strive to develop the child’s self-esteem and sense of well-being so that they are ready, willing, and able to learn. As children progress through school they will be offered the opportunity to participate in many extracurricular activities. The school aims: We aim to enables every child to reach their potential. We work together with parents to support their child in school at home and within the community. We strive to challenge and support children in a happy, safe, caring, and stimulating environment. We develop enquiring minds, enterprising skills and embrace lifelong learning. We encourage children to think creatively to solve problems. We encourage children to be ready to play a full part in life and work. We help children to develop a knowledge and understanding of issues affecting their health and well-being. We help children form positive relationships based upon trust and mutual respect We enable children to face and overcome the challenge to manage everyday life as independently as they can. We respect the beliefs and cultures of all within our community We believe that everyone has a right to be fully included as a member of our community. We help pupils develop a commitment to the sustainability of the planet. We believe that our school should be a safe happy place where children can learn and teachers can teach. Children, parents, and teachers need to work together to achieve this. A school code of conduct exists at Ninian Park to help pupils behave. For more information see the Behaviour Matters booklet on the documents for parents page.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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