Both my grandsons attend Jubilee, in years one and three and are thriving.I have very been impressed with the education and the atmosphere of the school. The excellent headmistress and teachers are committed, the children are enthusiastic and there is a fantastic community spirit. The children learn to sign in order to communicate with those with impaired hearing, and there is an ever increasing range of after school clubs. The school has recently received a very well deserved "good" rating from Ofsted. Don't listen to the gossip, see for yourself, this is a wonderful school
Both of my nephews attend Jubilee and I have been hugely impressed by everything this school does for the diverse community it serves. The atmosphere is very nurturing with a focus on fun. The teachers are incredibly creative and the way the children are encouraged to look out for each other is delightful to observe. It's a wonderful school which I wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone.
Our daughter goes to Jubilee. OFSTED say it's a GOOD school, but we think it's great. The staff at Jubilee have created a nurturing environment where the children feel valued and understood. The school is a welcoming place for parents and families too and there are lots of opportunities to get involved. The school buildings are light and airy and at the rear of the school there are gardens and green spaces that are a real delight.
Both my children attend Jubilee. It is an inclusive environment where staff are dedicated and nurturing and really get to know the individual students in order to best help them progress. Lessons are creative. There is a belief that children learn best if they are having fun even when there are external pressures such as SATS tests. Ofsted have rated the school as good in all five key areas and pinpointed the fact that there is a real feeling of pride and community amongst staff and students. Children take on many key roles with the older ones helping the younger ones with phonics and making sure no one is alone in the playground unless they want to be. Year one and two children all learn the violin. I would highly recommend Jubilee.
My daughter attends this school and loves it. Ofsted rates it "Good" and so do we. Children learn well & the school atmosphere is really warm and supportive. The curriculum is good and broad - not just a SATs factory approach. Music provision is great across the school plus all Yr 1&2 children learn the violin with pro musicians on the Bridge Project.
