We are a two form entry primary school, located within the diverse community of Stoke Newington, London.
We are a two form entry primary school, located within the diverse community of Stoke Newington, London.
We are a two form entry primary school with Children’s Centre, located within the diverse community of Stoke Newington, London.
The children are at the heart of everything we do at Jubilee. They are happy, creative and thriving academically. Each child is encouraged to learn to the best of their abilities whilst having fun along the way – developing confidence through music, singing, drama and art, enjoying sport and the camaraderie it brings, understanding nature by exploring our wildlife areas and learning positive human values by caring for each other.
All children blossom in our nurturing, creative and vibrant nursery. We believe that every child has a right to play and access to a natural environment. In addition to an excellent, creative Early Years setting with a rich range of topic-linked activities, every child in Nursery and Reception enjoys Forest School sessions in our very own unique urban meadow, secret garden, and Forest School Base Camp. Apply for a place today.
Chalkwell Beach Trip for Year 1
It was a splendid day at the beach for our wonderful children in Year 1! They had an amazing time in the sun, frolicking, paddling, swimming and beachcombing! A special thank you to all the parents and carers who came along to support Pine and Spruce class on this glorious trip.
We had fun in the sun on Saturday with the Jubilee community! A big thank you to all the volunteers who helped before and on the day and a special thanks to our fair sponsors and supporters @michaelnaikandco @spencebakery @kingfrankcoffee @redprintphoto @skatesandladders @jusballperformance and A1 Foods.
We were thrilled to welcome author Mitch Johnson to our school today! Mitch spoke to our Year 6 students about the creative writing process and shared the incredible journey behind his novel Kick . From crafting characters to building tension, Mitch offered inspiring insights and practical tips that left our year 6 inspired!