Our small class sizes allow us to give tailored and precise help to those that require it, fast track learning to pupils that seek further stimulation and a more nurturing and supported approach for all.
A typical week at Magdalen Court involves; appropriate literacy, maths and subject based teaching interwoven with cookery, art and craft, a forest school session or an adventure activity such as a walk on the moor with our loveable dogs, kayaking or a cycle ride.
The emphasis is on nurturing confidence and a true love of learning through fun, meaningful tasks. Our dynamic team of staff teach independence and encourage creative problem solving through a huge and varied timetable of activities and a flexible approach to the curriculum. The teachers enjoy working with small classes where they can make a notable difference to each child’s success and the whole school has a relaxed and happy atmosphere.
A child's first experience of school should focus on learning through play, building independence and nurturing a growth mindset
Our seniors learn at their own pace, building their knowledge, skills and resilience alongside a team of staff who respect their individuality.
We offer small, focused study sessions for those that need a more nurturing and supported learning environment. This is mixed with an extensive extra-curricular program for a fully rounded education
Teaching children how to communicate effectively is so important. It helps them to get their needs met, express their feelings and build relationships with thos...
If you’ve ever pushed your hands into a piece of wet clay, you’ll likely have a sense of the therapeutic properties of the material. The physicality of clay, an...
All parents, students and alumni are welcome on Tuesday 25th February when we will be coming together as a school and a community to celebrate the life of our f...
In Oak class (KS1), we have been capturing the children's interest to engage them in learning. The children love Lego, so for the last two weeks, we have been u...
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