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"This is an outstanding school."
Ofsted February 2015 |
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Please note - from w/c 1st June all class work can be found on the individual class web pages.
Timetable for Google Meets daily assemblies :
On Monday 18th May, we shared with our parents, our plans and intentions for school to reopen on Monday 1st June - please find this communication here
School closures, please click here to read our guidance for home learning.
To obtain a copy of your child's Home Learning Work Pack, please click here.
Parent Communications - a list of all recent parent communication, can be found by clicking here (School Closure - Parent Communication tab)
In addition to the numeracy and literacy work that the children have been set, each week our teachers have created a Home Activity Challenge for our pupils to enjoy with their families. To find out more about the challenges and to view the gallery, please click here
Timetable for Google Meets daily assemblies :
- 9.10am Year 5 and 6 Assembly and setting of work for the day
- 9.30am Year 3 and 4 Assembly and setting of work for the day
- 10.00am Keystage 1 (year 1 and 2) Assembly and setting of work for the day
- 10.30am EYFS Assembly
On Monday 18th May, we shared with our parents, our plans and intentions for school to reopen on Monday 1st June - please find this communication here
School closures, please click here to read our guidance for home learning.
To obtain a copy of your child's Home Learning Work Pack, please click here.
Parent Communications - a list of all recent parent communication, can be found by clicking here (School Closure - Parent Communication tab)
In addition to the numeracy and literacy work that the children have been set, each week our teachers have created a Home Activity Challenge for our pupils to enjoy with their families. To find out more about the challenges and to view the gallery, please click here
School Closure, 'Fun in the Sun' gallery - please click hereVirtual Assembly 3 - 19th MayAn assembly about being a leader.
Virtual Assembly 2 1st MayAn assembly about special places.
Virtual Assembly 1, 20th AprilJoin Mrs Whitehouse, Immy and Darcy in Farthinghoe's first virtual assembly. (Apologies for the flicker during the story, this will be fixed for next time)
Please click the button to read our updated COVID-19 Safeguarding Policy
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We are a small village primary school located on the borders of South Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire within 5 miles of Brackley. Due to small class sizes we are able to offer a high adult to child ratio delivering a broad and balanced curriculum.
I hope that this website provides an introduction to our school, its philosophy and organisation. In order to experience what I believe are the special qualities of Farthinghoe Primary School, I invite you to arrange a visit to discuss your child’s education and to view the school at work. Mrs Wendy Whitehouse Head Teacher |
Why choose Farthinghoe Primary School for your child?
Our class sizes are small - Because our adult : pupil ratio is high, children receive a highly-personalised learning experience.
Our classes are mixed-age - Research strongly supports the idea that mixed-age classrooms are better for pupils. Not only do pupils out-perform peers of the same age academically, studies also show that they thrive socially.
Our pupils' academic achievement - Our pupils academic achievement consistently exceeds county-wide and national performance data. Recent destination schools for our pupils have included Chenderit School Middleton Cheney, Magdalen College School Brackley, Warwick School, Royal Latin School Buckingham and Stratford-Upon-Avon Girls Grammar School.
Our staff - Our team is passionate, professional and highly committed to providing the very best for our pupils. Because of our small school community we are able to offer open and regular communication between parents/carers, pupils and staff.
Our nurturing environment - Mixed age classes mean children are encouraged to care for and support each other, a skill which they learn for life and which helps to create a wonderfully positive environment for all.
Our links with the community - We are proud to be a member of the Warriner Multi Academy Trust which we chose to become a member of in September 2018. By being part of the trust we are able to retain our unique learning environment and at the same time offer wider learning opportunities to our pupils.
Our Ofsted report - We are exceptionally proud of our most recent Ofsted report which rates us as 'Outstanding'.
We enable our pupils to flourish as individuals and to have all the foundations to become confident and responsible adults.
Our class sizes are small - Because our adult : pupil ratio is high, children receive a highly-personalised learning experience.
Our classes are mixed-age - Research strongly supports the idea that mixed-age classrooms are better for pupils. Not only do pupils out-perform peers of the same age academically, studies also show that they thrive socially.
Our pupils' academic achievement - Our pupils academic achievement consistently exceeds county-wide and national performance data. Recent destination schools for our pupils have included Chenderit School Middleton Cheney, Magdalen College School Brackley, Warwick School, Royal Latin School Buckingham and Stratford-Upon-Avon Girls Grammar School.
Our staff - Our team is passionate, professional and highly committed to providing the very best for our pupils. Because of our small school community we are able to offer open and regular communication between parents/carers, pupils and staff.
Our nurturing environment - Mixed age classes mean children are encouraged to care for and support each other, a skill which they learn for life and which helps to create a wonderfully positive environment for all.
Our links with the community - We are proud to be a member of the Warriner Multi Academy Trust which we chose to become a member of in September 2018. By being part of the trust we are able to retain our unique learning environment and at the same time offer wider learning opportunities to our pupils.
Our Ofsted report - We are exceptionally proud of our most recent Ofsted report which rates us as 'Outstanding'.
We enable our pupils to flourish as individuals and to have all the foundations to become confident and responsible adults.
Ofsted Inspection - February 2015
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We are very proud that the overall effectiveness of Farthinghoe Primary School has been judged to be 'Outstanding' in our latest inspection by Ofsted.
In addition, our school was judged to be 'Outstanding' in all 5 individual inspection criteria:-
You can view the full report here... |
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