Exning Primary School and Wrap Around Care
Exning Primary School provides an outstanding education within the context and understanding of shared values. We believe all children should be taught kindness, co-operation, resilience, honesty, respect, concentration and perseverance, creating an emotionally aware school family, within a safe and secure environment.
We believe the most effective way to prepare children for learning is to teach a skills based, creative curriculum giving children the opportunity to become motivated, independent learners that can steer their own learning. We give children opportunities to use their imagination, collaborate and persevere to achieve their personal bests that we celebrate within the school.
Exning Primary School is committed to meeting the requirements of the primary National Curriculum. We want our children to leave our school with the confidence that comes from possessing a bank of essential knowledge and the skills with which they can apply this knowledge. We believe that this will lead them to be successful, independent and motivated learners in readiness for their next stage of education.
The National Curriculum is taught through a mix of discrete core subjects and topic lessons, which integrate foundation subjects. Topics have been designed to complement and build on one another with clear progression and links so that in subsequent year groups, they will be able to explore concepts deeper, applying their knowledge in different contexts. The more able are challenged further in their learning and children who find aspects of their learning more difficult, are appropriately supported so that they too are enabled to experience success. National requirements and school requirements are mapped out as a whole school and then teachers plan the curriculum for their pupils accordingly. The spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of our pupils, and their understanding of the core values of our society, are woven through the curriculum.
Theme days, whole school activities and opportunities within and outside school all enrich and develop the children’s learning. After school clubs and events extend these opportunities further.
The outdoor environment and the local community are considered an opportunity for active learning for all our pupils. The school grounds have been developed so they can enrich different curriculum areas e.g. science, reading, PE etc.
Pupils have opportunities to share their learning with each other, their parents and carers and other learners through school-based and external exhibitions, performances, competitions and events involving other schools. Developing their independence and motivation as learners and their sense of responsibility as future citizens is at the heart of all our teaching and learning.
We also have an attached SEND unit for KS1 children with a range of Special Educational Needs. Applications to this unit need to be made through the SEND alternative provision panel, details of which can be found here: https://infolink.suffolk.gov.uk/kb5/suffolk/infolink/advice.page?id=0TCBAChOpRQ
Our Wraparound Care Provision
We provide childcare before, after school and during the holidays in a fun and safe environment.
Qualified staff organise a wide range of free choice and adult supported activities or games.
These may include:
Outside play and activities Visits to the woods/ park Cooking Art and craft Books and comics |
Small world characters and settings Construction and investigation toys Music instruments Messy play DVDs and music |
Dressing-up and den-making Computers and iPads Games and puzzles Games console Trips to local places of interest |
Our Before-School Club and After-School Club is on offer to children in attendance at Exning Primary School Club. Daily Before-School sessions run from 7.45 to 8.55am, during term time, and cost £3.00 which includes breakfast. After-school Provision runs daily, during term time from 3.15pm to 6pm, and costs £10 and includes fruit, snacks and drinks.
Our Holiday Club is open to any child of primary school age. All day sessions are run during the holidays from 8am to 6pm. These include morning and afternoon snack, as well as the option of breakfast, but children should bring a packed lunch*. These sessions cost £30.00. Dates can be found on our school website: https://www.exning.suffolk.sch.uk/parents-information/wrap-around-care. We offer some places for children at Exning Primary School (including The Hive Class) with Education Health and Care Plans, subject to staffing and ratios.
Who to contact
- Name
- Mr James Clark
- Position
- Head Teacher
- Telephone
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01638 600123
- admin@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
- Website
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http://www.exning.suffolk.sch.uk/
- Social Media
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Find us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter - Address
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Exning Primary School
Oxford Street
Exning
Suffolk - Postcode
- CB8 7EW
Additional contact
- Name
- Ruth Clifford-Turner
- Position
- SENCo
- Telephone
- 01638600123
- ruth.clifford-turner@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
- Additional Website
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Suffolk County Council website
- Address
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Exning Primary School
Oxford Street
Exning
Suffolk
CB8 7EW
Where to go
- Name
- Exning Primary School
- Address
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Oxford Street
Exning
Newmarket
Suffolk - Postcode
- CB8 7EW
- View CB8 7EW on a map
- Area served
- Newmarket, West Suffolk
- Venue Email
- admin@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
- Venue Website
- http://exning.sites.schooljotter2.com/home
- Parking available
- No
Days & Times
- Time of day
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Morning
Afternoon
Other details
- Age Groups
- Children (5-11)
- School Transport assistance
- Find out more about home to school transport
- Notes
We cater for children of all abilities. We have disabled access throughout the site.
In our SEND unit, we cater for children at Reception and KS1 with a range of SEND needs, including but not limited to: ASD; ADHD; sensory processing difficulties; speech, language and communication needs; cognition and learning needs; social, emotional and mental health needs; physical needs and sensory needs.
- School Type
- Primary
- School Status
- LA Maintained
- Ofsted
- View the latest Ofsted Inspection Report
- DfE Number
- 2021
- Chair of Governors
- John Malone
Support for people with disabilities
- Experience of including people with special educational needs and disabilities
At Exning Primary School we welcome everybody into our community. We believe that child should be provided with the opportunity to achieve his or her full potential.
Every student at Exning Primary School has the opportunity to follow all National Curriculum subjects, with Quality First Teaching designed to allow all learners to access the curriculum. However, some children may require extra support to allow them to achieve their potential, and this is where our SEND support is offered.
We are committed to narrowing the attainment gap between SEND and non-SEND students. This may include one-to-one or small group school interventions with a dedicated SEND Teaching Assistant, Classroom Teaching Assitant or Teacher. It may also include other learning or behavioural interventions developed on an individual needs basis.
Exning Primary School looks forward to working with pupils and parents/carers to ensure fully inclusive access to our education.
- Contact
- Ruth Clifford-Turner
- Telephone
- 01638 600123
- ruth.clifford-turner@exning.suffolk.sch.uk
- Conditions Supported
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Autistic spectrum conditions
Communication difficulties
Health conditions
Learning difficulties
Mental health conditions
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