Business Details
Welcome to High Littleton School
At High Littleton School, we are committed to nurturing a caring and considerate environment where every child feels valued and supported. Our school serves the Parish of High Littleton and Hallatrow, alongside surrounding areas, fostering a strong Christian ethos of acceptance and mutual respect. We believe in recognising the uniqueness of each pupil, empowering them to achieve their full potential within a safe, secure, and creative setting. Our dedicated team of teachers, support staff, parents, and governors work collaboratively to provide a broad, balanced, and challenging curriculum that equips children with the skills and knowledge needed for life in an ever-changing society.We prioritise holistic development, ensuring pupils grow into positive, responsible individuals capable of working cooperatively with others. Practical resources, such as our New Starters page, offer essential guidance for families joining our school community. We actively encourage engagement with local businesses and organisations to enrich the educational experience. Our reputation for excellence is built on a foundation of commitment, innovation, and partnership, ensuring every child receives the support they need to thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.
Services
Primary Education
Wraparound Care
SEND Support
Eco School Initiatives
Music Programs
Sports Premium
Phonics Instruction
Outdoor Learning
Safeguarding Services
Parent Engagement
Highlights and features
- We provide a nurturing Christian environment rooted in acceptance and respect.
- Our dedicated team fosters individual growth and academic excellence.
- We offer a broad, balanced curriculum with a focus on creativity and critical thinking.
- Strong community partnerships enhance educational opportunities and support.
- Our school promotes eco-friendly practices and holistic development.
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education curriculum for children aged 411, focusing on academic excellence, creativity, and spiritual development. Our approach combines structured learning with hands-on activities to foster critical thinking and collaboration. Lessons are tailored to individual needs, ensuring every child achieves their potential in a supportive environment.
Wraparound Care
Our wraparound care provides flexible before and after-school support, offering a safe and engaging environment for pupils. Activities include homework assistance, creative play, and supervised relaxation. This service ensures working parents have reliable childcare that complements our educational ethos and values.
SEND Support
We offer tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), ensuring full access to the curriculum. Our SENCo and trained staff provide individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions. Close collaboration with parents and external agencies guarantees holistic development and inclusion.
Eco School Initiatives
Our eco-school initiatives promote environmental stewardship through practical projects and curriculum integration. Pupils engage in gardening, recycling programs, and energy-saving campaigns. These activities cultivate a lifelong commitment to sustainability while aligning with national educational standards and community goals.
Music Programs
We provide diverse music programs, including instrumental tuition, choir participation, and classroom music education. These programs develop creativity, discipline, and performance skills. Regular concerts and events showcase pupil achievements, fostering confidence and a shared appreciation for the arts.
People
Mr Gareth Griffith
Headteacher
Mr Griffith leads High Littleton School with a focus on fostering a nurturing Christian environment. He champions academic excellence and holistic development, ensuring every child feels valued. His leadership prioritises collaboration with staff, parents, and the community to maintain high educational standards.
Mr Ian Gunning
Deputy Headteacher
Mr Gunning serves as Deputy Headteacher and Deer Class teacher, supporting the school's Christian ethos and academic goals. He works closely with staff to enhance teaching practices and pupil outcomes. His dedication ensures a cohesive approach to education and pastoral care across the school.
Mrs Emma Payne
Owl Class Teacher
Mrs Payne teaches Owl Class and leads EYFS/KS1 education, focusing on early years' development and foundational learning. She designs engaging, child-centred activities to build confidence and curiosity. Her expertise ensures a smooth transition for young learners into primary education.
Mrs Fiona Beale
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Mrs Beale supports pupils across key stages, delivering targeted interventions and enhancing classroom learning. Her experience in special needs education ensures inclusive practices. She collaborates with teachers to address individual learning requirements and promote pupil progress.
Mrs Danielle Smith
Office Manager
Mrs Smith oversees school administration, ensuring efficient operations and clear communication. She manages admissions, parent inquiries, and logistical coordination. Her organisational skills support the school's daily functioning and community engagement.
Questions
What age range does the school cater to?
We cater to children aged 4–11, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stages 1 and 2.
How can I apply for a place at the school?
Visit our 'Admissions' section online or contact the school office to arrange a visit and discuss application procedures.
What support is available for children with special educational needs?
Our SENCo provides tailored support, including individualised learning plans and collaboration with external specialists to meet each child's needs.
Are there after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer wraparound care and extracurricular activities, including homework clubs, sports, and creative workshops.
How does the school promote eco-friendly practices?
We integrate sustainability into the curriculum and run initiatives like gardening projects, recycling programs, and energy-saving campaigns.
Can parents get involved in school activities?
Yes, we encourage parental involvement through volunteering, attending events, and collaborating with staff on school improvement projects.
