School insights
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SEND
The Headteacher, Miss Bill, is the school's SEND and Inclusion Coordinator.
“Our school SEND and Inclusion Coordinator is the Headteacher – Miss Bill.”
The school supports pupils with physical disabilities and learning needs to access difficult curriculum areas.
“We support pupils with both physical disabilities and learning needs to access areas of the curriculum they find difficult.”
Pastoral
Short-term additional support may include daily check-ins with a trusted adult and help processing feelings and moving forward.
“Sometimes children will need additional support for a short period – this may be in the form of a daily check-in with a trusted adult, time to talk through what they are feeling and support in developing ways of moving forwards with this.”
Mental health and wellbeing are taught throughout the curriculum and daily practice.
“In school, we teach the children about what it means to have good mental health and wellbeing throughout our curriculum and daily practice.”
Subject strengths
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Class size
The school characterises itself as small and friendly, with members of its community knowing each other well.
“I am very proud of our small and friendly school where staff, children, governors, parents and carers know each other well.”
Enrichment
Children are offered opportunities to excel beyond the core curriculum, including in music and physical education.
“Our goal is to deliver an inspiring and exciting curriculum which enables the children to achieve high standards within the core curriculum but also have the opportunity to shine in lots of other areas such as music and physical education.”
Ethos
The school aims to provide a nurturing and stimulating learning environment.
“To provide a nurturing and stimulating environment that supports and celebrates learning”
The school expects community members to model positive and respectful relationships.
“For all members of the school community to model positive, respectful relationships.”
Sixth form
The school serves pupils aged 4 to 9, so this page does not describe sixth-form provision.
“Chalton Lower School is a mainstream lower school for boys and girls age range 4 years to 9 years old.”
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About School
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Central Bedfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Application Status | Accepting Now |