Year 1

Emma has settled into our Sarratt family so well! She is a fabulous addition to our Year 1 class!

Year 2

Ava-Lily has settled into Year 2 beautifully! She is setting a fantastic example for us all - always following the Sarratt Way and treating others as she would be treated. 

Year 3

Monty has settled into his new school and new class wondefully! He is already following our Sarratt Way - doing his best to be his best! 

Year 4

Frankie has been setting a great example showing the Sarratt Way and helping all of his classmates in their learning! 

Year 5

Benji has joined our school and taken to the madness like a duck to water! He has shown amazing participation and enthusiasm for all we have done so far in Year 5! 

Hi, Alf and I have signed up to take part in Poppy Walk London 2024.

By taking part in this walk I'll be raising funds to support the Royal British Legion.

The Royal British Legion was founded to help those in need following a national crisis. Right now they are helping those who are isolated from family, facing homelessness, struggling to feed their children and are in financial crisis. They are working tirelessly to ensure that those who have served are being looked after no matter what challenges they, and the country faces.

Your donation will mean they can continue to provide the life-changing support that our Armed Forces community needs and deserves. Thank you.

Mrs Pinner and Alf

To support Mrs Pinner and Alf click here https://royalbritishlegion.enthuse.com/pf/haley-pinner

Every year we send a request for donations towards your child’s education. These additional funds are essential in enabling us to provide the best possible learning experience for your child. 

The suggested donation is £10 per term per child (paid annually or in installments), however additional funds are always welcomed. Donations are made through the Parentmail Payments System.

Thank you in advance for your support.

Good attendance starts at primary school - children who have attendance of 97% or above achieve better outcomes in school and have the best opportunities in their adult life.  

If your child misses school regularly, this will affect friendships as well as academic outcomes. It can be hard for a child who misses lots of school to form and maintain relationships with their classmates.

Being on time is also vital. Arriving late at school can be very disruptive for your child, their teacher and the other children in the class.

Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow!

We have a vacancy for a Midday Supervisory Assistant.

We are seeking to appoint a cheerful, friendly individual to be part of our lunch time team to supervise and support the children during lunch break both in the dining hall and outside on the playground. 

You would be required to work Monday to Friday from 11:45 am to 1:15pm. We are particularly interested in candidates with an enthusiasm for play who are willing to use their own initiative to make playtimes fun, enjoyable and safe for children. This role is vital to the smooth running of lunchtimes and to assist children in gaining the skills of independent and co-operative play and their emotional wellbeing. 

This post is for 7.5 hours per week, 5 days a week, term time only. £11.59 per hour pro rata. 

If you are interested in the position please contact the school office – pop in or give us a call on 01923 262003.