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Clowne Junior School

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Welcome!

Welcome to Clowne Junior School

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I am absolutely thrilled as Headteacher to introduce you to Clowne Junior School's website which should give you a flavour of all the wonderful things that our children experience here. It is a fantastic school, serving the community of Clowne and surrounding areas.

Our school was built in the 1980s when schools were open-plan. Over time, the school has been modernised, had extensions and additional buildings created and most recently had significant work done to create more enclosed learning spaces. We currently have around 340 children on roll in school.

Curriculum Our drivers and the rational for our choices are:

  • our curriculum Globalisation

    Our learners are growing up in an ever-more interconnected global community. They need to understand their place in it and their impact upon it.

  • our curriculum Adaptability

    Our learners live in a location that has undergone significant change. They need to understand how their local area has adapted and developed so that it is able to contribute to the wider community.

  • our curriculum Explorations

    Our curriculum encourages learners to look beyond their immediate surroundings, helping them to appreciate the value of discovery and the personal growth that comes from experiencing the wider world.

  • our curriculum Power

    Our curriculum is committed to broadening our learners' perspectives by connecting their local context to the diverse cultural and political landscapes of the United Kingdom both present and past.

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