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- The staff team, pupils and governors and we would like to extend to you a very warm welcome to our school. We cater to pupils from 4 to 11 years of age. There are approximately 75 children who attend the school. We benefit from amazing outdoor space and school grounds, surrounded by the wonderful picturesque scenery of the Wye Valley. Our school includes 4 classrooms, a school hall, a library and activity room area as well as ‘The Pod’ where children are taught in small focus groups. At our school, we strive to offer all our pupils a broad, balanced, creative education regardless of their ability, gender, race, culture, or religion. All our learners are given equal opportunities to develop their basic skills of literacy and numeracy along with skills in thinking, information communication technology, and personal and social education, enabling them to access the wider world of learning with its wonders and opportunities. As a whole school team, we look forward to making the time your child spends with us at Llandogo Primary enjoyable and fun. Working together in partnership with you and your child to ensure we nurture in your child a love of learning and a fascination in the world in which they live. To do this there will be opportunities for both formal and informal sharing of opinions on what has benefited your child and what can be done to continue to improve our school. We look forward to these opportunities and to working together with you to ensure Llandogo Primary School continues to achieve the best outcomes for all our learners. Children, staff, and parents work actively in partnership to enable all children to realize their full potential. We aim for us all, as learners, to: feel safe and valued as part of a caring community that celebrates success. be independent thinkers/learners who can seek solutions creatively and co-operatively. inspire an ‘enquiring’ mind and ask questions. be confident enough to take risks in our learning. experience and actively participate in a relevant, enjoyable curriculum that evolves to meet the needs of all. be able to listen and articulate responses showing consideration to others. be polite and courteous Our Aims: For children to operate as independent learners and thinkers To inspire a love for learning To provide a relevant curriculum for all For children to value themselves To foster a sense of belonging to a community View full school
The staff team, pupils and governors and we would like to extend to you a very warm welcome to our school. We cater to pupils from 4 to 11 years of age. There are approximately 75 children who attend the school. We benefit from amazing outdoor space and school grounds, surrounded by the wonderful picturesque scenery of the Wye Valley. Our school includes 4 classrooms, a school hall, a library and activity room area as well as ‘The Pod’ where children are taught in small focus groups. At our school, we strive to offer all our pupils a broad, balanced, creative education regardless of their ability, gender, race, culture, or religion. All our learners are given equal opportunities to develop their basic skills of literacy and numeracy along with skills in thinking, information communication technology, and personal and social education, enabling them to access the wider world of learning with its wonders and opportunities. As a whole school team, we look forward to making the time your child spends with us at Llandogo Primary enjoyable and fun. Working together in partnership with you and your child to ensure we nurture in your child a love of learning and a fascination in the world in which they live. To do this there will be opportunities for both formal and informal sharing of opinions on what has benefited your child and what can be done to continue to improve our school. We look forward to these opportunities and to working together with you to ensure Llandogo Primary School continues to achieve the best outcomes for all our learners. Children, staff, and parents work actively in partnership to enable all children to realize their full potential. We aim for us all, as learners, to: feel safe and valued as part of a caring community that celebrates success. be independent thinkers/learners who can seek solutions creatively and co-operatively. inspire an ‘enquiring’ mind and ask questions. be confident enough to take risks in our learning. experience and actively participate in a relevant, enjoyable curriculum that evolves to meet the needs of all. be able to listen and articulate responses showing consideration to others. be polite and courteous Our Aims: For children to operate as independent learners and thinkers To inspire a love for learning To provide a relevant curriculum for all For children to value themselves To foster a sense of belonging to a community
