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Adventure is injected at each turn and girls can’t wait to get into school every day. Class sizes up to 24 – the school has grown by 40 per cent in the last five years. Parents not concerned – more grateful there’s additional capacity. We enjoy a lively year 4 English lesson where the word of the day is latibule; look it up (if you too need to) and you’ll find its meaning is the antithesis of Sutton High’s mission, which is to....

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What the school says...

Our Junior School is a vibrant community, where a strong emphasis on pastoral care enables the girls to learn and grow into confident, active and enthusiastic learners.

Whilst the curriculum is broad and balanced, high priority is given to the development of literacy and numeracy skills. The teaching of science, technology and the humanities, underpins the girls understanding of the wider world and implications for the future.

The teaching of music, physical education & the creative arts is strong and encourages participation from an early age. Extended opportunities are provided when girls take part in class assemblies, group performances and whole school concerts and plays. This allows them to develop their talents to the full.
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All-through school (for example 3-18 years). - An all-through school covers junior and senior education. It may start at 3 or 4, or later, and continue through to 16 or 18. Some all-through schools set exams at 11 or 13 that pupils must pass to move on.

What The Good Schools Guide says

Head of junior school

Since 2015, Anne Musgrove BA QTS, previously deputy head since 2014 and before that, deputy head (academic) and acting head at Putney High School. Following her degree in education studies at Warwick, she has clocked up over 20 years’ teaching experience, some of them spent in Australia.

Softly spoken and unassuming, on first impressions could be mistaken as conservative and perhaps even timid. Far from it. She is a determined and progressive head who just happens to lead with kindness and genuine care. From the ‘get the basics right’ school of thought, she makes a plea to families to ‘not skip the prep experience’. ‘If we get them early, we can put in place those vital learning blocks,’ she says.

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