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A very warm welcome to the Copthorne C.E. Junior School website. We are a happy, lively, caring school and serve the vibrant, strong Copthorne community.
We are a school with a strong Christian ethos, which underpins our curriculum. Copthorne C.E. Junior School has committed, enthusiastic and conscientious staff who plan carefully for the different learning needs and learning styles of the children in their classes.
We provide our children with an exciting, enriching and challenging curriculum so that they become confident, happy, well behaved and independent learners.
We believe that good communication between home and school is vital for children to succeed in their learning. To encourage this we have a weekly newsletter sent out by ParentMail or hard copy, an open-door policy as well as curriculum meetings, consultations, reports and clear expectations for homework.
This is just a snapshot view of what Copthorne C.E. Junior School offers to parents, but please feel free to arrange a visit to see for yourself.
Ann MacGregor
Headteacher.
3K-Beth, 3B-Katie, 4G-Charlie, 4H-Daisy Mae
5S-Emily, 5T-Brodie, 6J-Elisha, 6M-Reg.
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On Thursday 15th January Mr Scott, an Egyptian expert, visited the Year 3 children.It was a fantastic, hands on learning experience for all involved.
In year 4 we have been making amazing animations.All our scenes and characters were made of plasticine and paper. Learn More
Earlier this term Year 6 listened to Neville Chamberlian declaration of war and as a result, their families felt it would be safer if they were evacuated to the countryside. The children travelled on the Bluebell Railway to their destination in deepest Sussex where their new homes awaited them. Read On .............