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.
Otter and Squirrel class had an amazing time at The British Museum.
We were able to handle primary sources to learn more about Ancient Egypt and we were able to see jaw-dropping artefacts in the Ancient Egyptian exhibitions. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so proud of our year 6 children.
What a fabulous production of Pirates of the Curry Bean.
They have worked so hard; they acted and sang beautifully.
Well done! 🎭🎶🎵 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you teachers and volunteers for making it all happen - these are the moments they will remember forever!
Huge congratulations to everyone involved. I can appreciate how much hard work must have gone into it 👏🏽
Fantastic show, they all did amazing. Xx
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KS1 had a special visitor in last week. Major Morley came in to talk to us about being in the army and working for the King which links with our topic all about ‘Magnificent Monarchs’.
It was perfect timing this week as it is the King’s official birthday 🎈 👑 ... See MoreSee Less
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On Monday a number of year 5s had the opportunity to become real scientists investigating a crime scene at Christ's Hospital.
This was an enriching experience where they were enthused by the practical application of physics, chemistry and biology! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dylan really enjoyed being a part of this, his favourite part was getting to use fire and chemicals! And he loved that the band played "footballs coming home" when all the CH pupils marched at lunchtime..thank you for giving him the opportunity to take part in this day 😊
Year 6 have been learning about processed and ultra processed foods this term. In small groups they planned healthy meals for an 11 year old, to include; breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and drinks. They chose one meal to prepare and cook.
They were all fantastic, working so well as a team and produced some delicious, healthy meals and presented them perfectly.
They enjoyed tasting them too, ( so did Mrs Nicholson, who didn't need dinner afterwards!) ... See MoreSee Less
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This week Otter Class, were understanding how the mummification process works by comparing their preserved fruit with non-preserved fruit.
They also acted out and learned about the journey an Egyptian takes in the afterlife. ... See MoreSee Less
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