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Applying for a school place - September 2025
Published 10/09/24We are so pleased that you have chosen to join our school community and we look forward to welcoming your child to Shirley Junior School in September 2025.
We would like to reassure you that we place a high importance on transition at Shirley Juniors and are continuing to work closely with the infant schools to ensure there is a positive transition.
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Year 6 Osmington Bay Residential
Published 10/09/24The year 6 children are looking forward to their residential trip to Osmington Bay on 30th September 2024. If you missed the parent information evening on 11th September 2024, below is a presentation of everything you may need to know. - Read More
Transition Information
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Website and Google Classroom Webinar
Published 26/11/20Last week Mr Hack (Network Technician) ran a live webinar to show parents around the website and give you an overview of Google Classroom. This was recorded and can be watched below.
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Grit arrives!
Published 05/06/20We are delighted to share the design of our newest learning value!
The final design, draw up by Miss Chalk, combines features from all 14 finalists, and we think it really represents the traits of grit.
From September (however that may look), grit will be spotted around the school, hanging out in all the same places as the other learning values.
Thank you and well done again to our finalists!
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A message from Alex Horne
Published 04/06/20 - Read More
SJS Citizenship Challenge - Spread a little positivity...
Published 06/04/20SJS Citizens are spreading positivity through the community.....
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School Energy Project
Published 05/03/20Today, we have had an assembly with the pupils hearing from The Schools Energy Project about the many different ways that we can all save energy and water.
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New Citzenship Award
Published 24/02/20We are delighted to present our new Citizenship Award. The award aims to help children develop skills in nine different strands, including Independence, Eco Warrior, School Community, Wider Community and Leadership. Each child has an Award Booklet to be kept at school which contains suggestions for activities and space for each one to be signed off, and there will be some extra ideas for some of the strands on the website in the Pupils section.