Isabelle, Joe and Sadiq are coming to Saxon Mount School
What will I do in school?
You will study all the subjects in the National Curriculum.
As reading is so important, we make sure that you get lots of help, and we start most days off with reading activities.
We have small classes with about 12 pupils to a teacher. This means that there is always someone to help you. We make sure that all the work you do is planned especially for you.
We also reward you when you have tried hard, produced good work or behaved really well. You can earn reward points, and when you have enough, you will get a prize or could even be voted for an achievement award.
is your favourite subject at school?
What happens at break-time?
Break-time is important to help you relax between lessons and spend time with your friends.
If the weather is OK, you will play outside. There is a lot of equipment for you to use and plenty of space to play games and sports.
If you would rather spend your break quietly, we have a special quiet room called ‘The Blue Room’ you can use, or the IT room is available if you prefer. If you want to talk to one of your teachers during your break, there will always be someone available.
What do you like doing at break-times?
What happens at the end of the school day?
When it is time for school to end at 3.15pm, the bell will ring. We will help you get your belongings, and your teacher or teaching assistant will take you outside to meet whoever is taking you home.
When you are a bit older, you may be able to go home by yourself.
Some of you may stay for after-school clubs such as:
Sadiq, Joe and Isabelle are at the Rhythmix club and having great fun making music using their drums.
When are you starting at Saxon Mount?
