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Aston Hall Junior & Infant School
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Welcome from the Headteacher
Hello and welcome to our website, it is with great pleasure, as Headteacher of the school, that I welcome you to our website and hope it provides you with all the up-to-date and relevant information you need to find out about our wonderful school. Please use the social media links at the top of our page to see even more amazing things going on in school, and if a parent/carer of a child in school, remember to link to your child’s class on ClassDojo.
I joined the school in September 2021. Being the leader of a school is an immense privilege and my personal belief is that the children are at the centre of everything we do. They are all amazing in their own, individual way and as such, I feel a sense of duty to ensure they are; inspired, motivated and engaged at school and this is how I approach my role. I’m a firm believer, and have a passion for ensuring, that any decision made in school focuses on a child first approach, where the children are at the heart of these decisions and that it is for their benefit, thus being a driving force for progress and success on the school’s journey of improvement…
Latest News
The Gruffalo in FS2!
This week, FS2 have been learning about the story of ‘The Gruffalo’ by Julia Donaldson. They have thoroughly enjoyed the
Y5/6 African Homework in Geography!
KS2 were set the challenge of creating something for their homework inspired by an African country of their choice –
Mental Health Day!
As part of our World Mental Health Day celebrations, KS2 classes have had an interactive Q&A session with Chelsea Captain
Art in Rainbows!
Art in Rainbows this week has been a great success! They have been learning about different textures and materials, and
Y1 Teeth Cleaning in Science!
Y1 took part in an exciting Science lesson this week. They were learning about how to keep their teeth healthy
Outdoor Club Vegetable Harvest!
Last week, Aston Hall’s Outdoor Club had their first vegetable harvest! The children chitted potatoes in spring, and planted them