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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

Diwali Celebrations
The children at Aston hall celebrated Diwali by making and painting dots lamps and creating Rangoli patterns. They learnt all

Aston Hall Cross Stitch Club
Mrs Wall’s macramé and cross stitch club is back this half term and the children are starting off by working

November Careers – Art & Design – WPT Media Team Visit Aston Hall
As part of our Careers Curriculum, we welcomed part of the Media Team from our school Trust to school for

Healthy Eating with Y1AP
As part of our recent DT project, Year 1 designed and planned a healthy wrap. We learnt about the different

Rotherham School Games Boys Hockey Tournament
On Tues 21st Nov, some of our Y5/6 boys children took part in the Rotherham School Games Hockey Tournament. Out

Aston Hall pupils visit ‘Museum of the Moon’ as part of Rotherham Children’s Capital of Culture
In 2025, Rotherham will become the world’s first Children’s Capital of Culture, designed and delivered by children and young people