Welcome
On behalf of the children, staff and governors, I would like to introduce you to Deepcar St John’s Church of England Junior School. There is a great deal of information on our website. I hope you enjoy finding out about our school.
The school’s vision statement is ‘To create a welcoming Christian community of mutual love and care, where all are valued for who they are, where everyone is inspired to reach their full potential’. We are a church school, a status that we take seriously, and which impacts positively on an ethos which ensures that each individual is treated as special and important. The children are very proud of their school and we are very proud of our children. They love learning; care for each other and are very respectable of each other and adults. They are our best ambassadors!
While it is my priority that the education your child receives here with us will enable them to achieve their academic potential and progress confidently into the next phrase of their education, it is also part of my vision that all our children are filled with positive experiences, that they are aware of endless possibilities that await them and that they are nurtured, in order to develop within them, a confidence to embrace whatever comes their way.
If you would like to know more about our school, you are very welcome to come and visit. The children of Deepcar St John’s very much enjoy talking about and sharing their achievements and our successes.
Yours sincerely
Miss Louise Jones
Executive Headteacher
Our TT Rock Stars tournament is off to a fantastic start!
Miss Woodsbooth’s class (MWB) have taken an early lead with an impressive 155 points – a great effort so far.
But there is still plenty of time for the leaderboard to change!
Times tables are such an important part of maths, helping children with everything from mental maths to problem solving, and TT Rock Stars is a brilliant way to practise while having fun.
Keep logging in, keep practising and see if you can help your class climb the leaderboard!
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, our Year 5 and 6 children visited Royd to spend some time listening to the younger children read. It was a lovely opportunity for our pupils to support and encourage developing readers while sharing their love of books.
Activities like this are so valuable because they help build confidence, strengthen reading skills, and create positive role models for younger pupils.
Our Year 5 and 6 children showed great patience and kindness, and the younger children really enjoyed having special reading partners.
A wonderful way to celebrate the joy of reading together
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