• Norton Church Of England Primary School

     

    Our Vision is for all of our children to shine like stars:

    (our vision celebrates fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance for different faiths and beliefs)

    Our school has 4 houses:

    Strive

    that our children lead happy and fulfilled lives through seeing the best in others and in themselves; they are resilient, forward looking and appreciative

    Think

    that our children have the essential knowledge, skills and behaviours to guarantee that they thrive in modern Britain; the wisdom to preserve the beauty of our planet; the wisdom to make informed, positive decisions

    Act

    that our children celebrate differences and value everyone in our Norton family and wider community; they celebrate belonging to a local, national and international community and they expect inclusion

    Respect

    our children know that everyone has the right to be themselves. Norton is a place where everyone can feel safe, be happy and learn. Everyone at our school is equal and acts with respect and kindness towards each other. Our children respect themselves and are proud to be part of an inclusive school.

    The school day:

    We welcome children each morning from 8.40am. All children are expected to be in school by 8.55am, ready for registration. At the end of the day, children can be collected between 3.15-3.30pm. 

    Our school is at the heart of the community:

    Norton Church Of England Primary School is situated in the heart of Norton Village, has many unique qualities and strengths. With 155 pupils on roll there is a wonderful community spirit. We are big enough to offer a good range of activities and facilities, yet small enough to offer a personal touch - every child matters. Children can start at our pre-school from 3 years old.

    Norton Little Learners is situated within the school building. This makes for a smooth transition into the school as the children are familiar with the school environment early on. Children leave at the age of 11 when they go on to a variety of local secondary schools.

    Mrs Farren (Head Teacher) likes to meet each family individually and show them round the school to see it in action and answer any questions. Most Friday afternoons we have a sharing assembly which a lot of our parents attend. Prospective parents have the opportunity to join us for this assembly.

    Please contact Mrs Higgins or Mrs Farren on 01452 730531 to arrange a convenient date and time.

    Think

    that our children have the essential knowledge, skills and behaviours to guarantee that they thrive in modern Britain; the wisdom to preserve the beauty of our planet; the wisdom to make informed, positive decisions