why Stirling?
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Stirling Primary School is a vibrant, co-educational institution. The guardians of our school, who govern and teach here, are acutely aware that it only exists for, and because of, its pupils. Our purpose and primary aim is to effectively develop and equip children for life. Prestige and acclaim are secondary.
We create opportunities for our pupils to discover where their strengths lie, what they enjoy and the satisfaction of experiencing the fruits of diligent effort. Each child needs to learn what skills he or she needs to develop into a caring, responsible, creative member of society.
We have high expectations for our pupils, parents and staff and we work hard to provide the support needed to meet those expectations.
The school is blessed with a highly motivated, caring team of teachers who go beyond the call of duty to provide the optimum levels of learning. Every existing programme and new project seeks to enhance and expand the educational opportunities of every child. There is, therefore, continual improvement and development of the excellent facilities and resources that we are so privileged to have.
This is merely an introduction to the essence of our wonderful school. Should you be interested in joining our family, you are encouraged to investigate and discover for yourself what it is that makes our school a place where happiness and excellence meet.
Expectations and Support
We believe that children rise to the expectations that significant people in their lives have for them. It is, therefore, imperative that all of the key figures in each child’s life share high expectations for them. These expectations are healthy when they are formulated in the child’s best interests - to equip them for a happy, productive future. Children achieve these high expectations in a supportive environment where these key people love and accept the child and are involved in all of the aspects of his or her life.
We have the following basic life expectations for each of our children:
A good work ethic
Effective work habits
Responsibility & accountability
Care + compassion for others
Positive Discipline
One of the support systems in the school is a policy of positive discipline where each child’s successes and good behaviour are celebrated publicly, whilst the anti-social, unkind behaviour is dealt with very firmly and quietly, protecting the child’s dignity.
Support Services
Stirling is extremely fortunate to have a dedicated remedial department, where pupils can be evaluated by our educational psychologist and given the necessary didactic support from our onsite speech therapist and occupational therapist.
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