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Welcome to Sexton’s Manor Primary School
The February Newsletter is here
See our Remote Learning Offer below
Mrs S Beal is now our new, Remote Learning Co-ordinator
A Message from our Headteacher
A warm welcome from Mrs Knight, our Headteacher
Sexton’s Manor Primary School is an inclusive school. We value everyone and acknowledge and celebrate achievements however big or small. We pride ourselves in providing a safe, caring, calm and supportive learning environment. One that enables our children to reflect, take risks and challenge themselves both independently and within a team.
Staff’s high expectations and care instil self-belief and children thrive personally, socially, academically, creatively and physically. Our creative and exciting curriculum engages learners and helps them to flourish. The partnership with home and school is so important and views and comments are welcomed for continued improvement. Here, education is about the whole child as a lifelong learner, enjoyment and inspiring everyone to be the very best that they can be. This is encapsulated in our school vision: Think, Believe, Achieve.
Mrs D.C.Knight
Our Latest Reports
Our School Partnerships
We are a member of the
Bury School Partnership of Schools, working collaboratively to raise standards and provide opportunities for 4 - 19 year olds across 19 schools. To find out more please follow this link: Bury Schools Partnership
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Early Years Riverwalk School are co-located at Sexton’s Manor School.
Riverwalk School caters for pupils aged 3 -19 who have severe, profound and complex learning needs. Wherever possible, we integrate the children at Sexton’s Manor and Riverwalk schools. We share the outdoor learning environment and some art and music sessions.
We are also proud of our partnership with Fornham House, a residential home for the elderly, with whom we compose music and write songs which we then perform to an audience.
When our children leave at the end of Year 6 they transfer into Year 7 at
King Edward VI School in Bury St Edmunds.
