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Junior School is such a special time in a child’s life. It’s where confidence takes root, friendships are formed and a genuine love of learning begins to grow. At Dame Allan’s, we work hard to make these years happy, purposeful and full of discovery.
Every day, I see children arriving eager to learn – ready to ask questions, try something new and take pride in what they achieve. Our broad curriculum gives them strong foundations in reading, writing, mathematics and science, while also opening doors to arts, sport, computing and a rich variety of experiences that help them uncover their individual strengths and interests.
Above all, this is a place where children feel known, valued and excited to come to school each day. I hope you will come and see it for yourself.
The Junior School is a place where children are encouraged to maximise their learning potential and develop their confidence, happiness, and individuality. Pupils have access to a wide range of lessons each day, from dedicated music, drama and physical education, to computing, outdoor education, STEM and more. There is just as much life beyond lessons. Clubs, sports, music, trips and events give every child the chance to try something new, discover their talents and feel part of a close-knit community.
With small classes and dedicated staff, we know our pupils well.
That close relationship allows us to support each child personally — encouraging them when they need reassurance, stretching them when they are ready for more and celebrating every success along the way.
At Dame Allan’s Junior School, learning is designed to spark curiosity and creativity.
The School has a range of services to support pupils’ wellbeing, including a dedicated Counsellor and a School Nurse. Our wellbeing area, The Cosy Snug, has art supplies, books, and the Worry Monster – a furry friend who ‘eats’ worries and helps children articulate their anxieties. It is a safe space, where children from across the School can go for support (or a cuddle with Poppy the therapy dog). Pupils also receive a timetabled PSHE lesson every week and a wellbeing assembly every Friday.
We help to provide a wide range of transport choices for pupils, before and after school, and each year we are offering more tailored and convenient options. We have an on-site car park and are also well-served by public transport, with a bus stop right outside the School. We also offer a shuttle service to the Senior School for parents collecting siblings.