Business Details
Newtown Church of England Primary School Gosport
As the Headteacher of Newtown Church of England Primary School, I am proud to lead an institution founded on Christian principles that prioritise both academic excellence and spiritual development. Our school fosters a nurturing environment where every child is encouraged to thrive through a balanced curriculum enriched by strong community ties. With dedicated staff and robust safeguarding measures, we ensure pupils receive a holistic education aligned with British values.Our commitment to individual growth is reflected in tailored learning approaches and partnerships with parents, while maintaining rigorous standards in teaching and pastoral care. The schools ethos, rooted in Christian teachings, guides our approach to character development and inclusivity, preparing children for life in modern Britain.
Services
Primary Education
Early Years Foundation Stage
Special Educational Needs Support
After School Clubs
Parental Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We deliver values-based education rooted in Christian principles
- Our staff maintain rigorous safeguarding and child protection standards
- We offer tailored learning approaches for individual pupil development
- Our curriculum integrates British values with creative teaching methods
- We provide strong community links and parental engagement opportunities
What people say
Nurturing environment
Strong safeguarding
Engaged staff
Values-based education
Good communication
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11, following the National Curriculum with a Christian ethos. Our approach combines academic rigor with character development, offering tailored learning experiences in a supportive environment. The curriculum includes core subjects, creative arts, and physical education, preparing pupils for secondary education and beyond.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Our Early Years provision nurtures children aged 3-5 through play-based learning that develops foundational skills. We focus on personal, social, and emotional development alongside literacy and numeracy basics. Qualified practitioners create stimulating environments that encourage exploration and early independence while maintaining strong safeguarding standards.
Special Educational Needs Support
We offer tailored support for children with special educational needs through our Inclusion Team. This includes individual learning plans, specialist resources, and collaboration with external agencies. Our SENCo works closely with parents to ensure each child's unique requirements are met within our inclusive school environment.
After School Clubs
Our after-school provision includes Busy Bees Club and other activities that extend learning beyond the classroom. These clubs offer homework support, creative projects, and physical activities in a safe, supervised setting. Sessions run until 17:00 Monday-Thursday and 16:00 on Fridays during term time.
Parental Engagement Programs
We foster strong home-school partnerships through regular communication, parent workshops, and family events. Our programs include curriculum information sessions, reading support training, and opportunities for parental involvement in school activities to enhance children's educational experiences.
People
Mrs E Howlett
Headteacher
Mrs Howlett leads with over 15 years' experience in primary education, holding a National Professional Qualification for Headship. She champions inclusive education and safeguarding excellence.
Mrs G Wright
Chair of Governors
Mrs Wright oversees governance with a focus on strategic development and educational standards. She brings extensive experience in school governance and community engagement.
Mr J Bagley
Assistant Headteacher: Inclusion
Mr Bagley specialises in special educational needs, managing tailored support programs and collaborating with external specialists to ensure inclusive education for all pupils.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
As a Church of England school, we prioritise children from Christian families, siblings of current pupils, and those with exceptional needs. Full details are in our Admissions Policy.
How does the school support children with SEN?
Our dedicated Inclusion Team provides individualised support plans, specialist resources, and regular progress reviews. We work closely with parents and external agencies to meet each child's needs.
What after-school provisions are available?
We offer Busy Bees After School Club and various activity clubs until 17:00 Monday-Thursday and 16:00 on Fridays during term time.
How does the school involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through meetings, workshops, and family events. Parents receive termly progress reports and can attend curriculum information sessions.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We have five trained Designated Safeguarding Leads, robust staff vetting procedures, and regular safeguarding training. Concerns can be reported directly to the Headteacher.
