“A friendly, creative environment for learning together”
Welcome to Stannington Infant School
Our school is a happy, caring and secure place to learn. We believe that learning is exciting and irresistible so the time your child spends here will lay a firm foundation for his/her future.
Our vision is that our school is “A Friendly, Creative Environment for Learning Together”
Please read our Vision Statement to see how we ensure this is integral to our practice. Our Vision Statement
We work in close partnership with and feel well supported by our parents. The governors are active in the life of the school. We pride ourselves on our friendly, welcoming ethos.
We are part of Peak Edge Academy Trust and work closely with the other schools in our Trust.
The curriculum we provide at Stannington Infant School is designed so that all children develop the curiosity, confidence and independence to attain highly.
The school was built in 1910 and benefits from a pleasant and rich environment, including a very large playing field and a wonderful school garden.
We hope that you find our school website useful and informative. However, if you would like any further information or to visit the school please get in touch.
Click on ‘About Us’ and ‘Welcome Message’ for message from
Liam Mitchell, Executive Headteacher and Liz Harris, Head of School
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Our School Aims
To provide a challenging, creative and rich curriculum which will develop curiosity, confidence and independence.
To provide an inclusive, safe, secure, healthy and happy environment.
To encourage a caring and positive attitude amongst the children towards all others and their environment.
Latest News
A visit from Mary Poppins
Today the Year 1 children enjoyed an immersive Victorian toys workshop. The children met Mary Poppins who told them all about the different types of toys children in the Victorian era would have played with. The children used their learning from Science to identify...
Top tip – July
Our top tip for July is to be more active! Could you try to walk, scoot or bike to school?
Sheffield Young Artists Project
Children across both Year 1 and Year 2 have participated in the Sheffield Young Artists Project this year. Their artwork was amongst 1000 other pieces of work submitted from other schools. Their artwork was then displayed at Central United Reform Church as a...
