Headteacher's Welcome
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Read MoreWelcome to Barns Green Primary School
We are a happy and successful primary school, set in the heart of rural Barns Green, Sussex. We’re passionate about the well-being of our children and their learning.
Our values of Respect, Responsibility, Perseverance, Compassion, Community and Inclusion underpin everything we do. You can find out more about our Values and our Vision here.
We have a state-of-the-art school building, designed to 21st-century standards, built in 2015. The building boasts generous classrooms and play spaces to create a stimulating environment for our pupils. The inside space is bright and airy and flooded with natural daylight. There is easy access to outdoor spaces, and we encourage outdoor learning in extensive playgrounds and fields and ‘forest school’.
Thank you for taking the time to find out more about us. We hope that our website gives you an insight into the school, its values, ethos, and expectations.
Please read our Headteacher’s welcome to find out more or watch the video below. If you would like to experience the school first-hand or have any unanswered questions – please contact us to arrange a visit.
It was wonderful to see so many friends and families at school for our fortnightly drop and read session today. I know the children love having you here and the sessions really do help promote the joy of reading.
Thank you to everyone who came along and if you didn't make it this time, I hope we will see you soon.
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Otter class were really busy making inclined planes and levers learning about how the Ancient Egyptians built their pyramids using mechanisms. ... See MoreSee Less
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In Otter Class this week we were learning about the importance of the River Nile to Ancient Egyptians.
During the lesson, we made a shaduf, which was a mechanism that the Ancient Egyptians used to irrigate their crops. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hedgehog Class experienced another successful Multiskills Festival at The Weald.
A great experience to increase our sporting skills. ... See MoreSee Less
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Squirrel class thoroughly enjoyed their trip to RSPB Pulborough Brooks this week.
Our fantastic guide, Paula, said to Miss Harris, 'you must be a very proud teacher'!
The children expertly shared their learning on rivers and the water cycle, and demonstrated respect and kindness to other visitors.
Arthur said, 'this is the best trip I've been on'!
Well done everyone, and thank you to our parent helpers too. ... See MoreSee Less
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In maths we have been learning about capacity and volume.
Year 2 also measured different amounts in millilitres.
We measured a variety of containers and compared/ ordered them according to their capacity. ... See MoreSee Less
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