Nursery & Junior School in depth
"Quaker education has always been coeducational and about the individual. In 1904 the Head of Sidcot wrote a science book, which you could use today. He encouraged children to carry out investigations just as they do in most schools now but in those days, pupils tended to sit in rows and be told things. Although written in Edwardian language, the book is very modern in its outlook, promoting creativity and challenging preconceived ideas."
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- Nursery & Reception
- The academic curriculum is structured from 3-18
- Look round the Junior School
- When are the next Open Days?
- Getting the bus to school
Early Years
The Nursery Class provides a very happy introduction to pre-school education for children aged 3 and 4. On reaching Reception, the children have their first taste of a full school week. READ MORE
Junior School
Small classes and a caring ethos are vital ingredients in maintaining enthusiasm for learning and encouraging the optimum development of every child. READ MORE
Why a Quaker school?
While about a third of our teaching staff are connected with the Society of Friends, about 10-15% of our scholars come from Quaker families. We are proud that so many parents entirely unconnected with the Society of Friends have chosen Sidcot for their children because of the supportive and encouraging atmosphere, which Quakerism engenders. READ MORE
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