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Mugginton C E (Controlled) Primary School
Mugginton, Weston Underwood, DE6 4PL, UK Ashbourne
+44 (0)1335 360261
www:http://www.mugginton.derbyshire.sch.uke-mail:

Mugginton Primary School is a very busy place, even when the school bell has gone for home time!! 


In the next three years our school will become:

a school for the community in which pupils, staff, children, parents and the local community contribute to the work going on in the school;

a school which provides a wide range of experiences so that children develop into caring individuals whilst making sure they achieve their potential and prepares them for life in secondary school and beyond;

Our Mission Statement can be summed up by our school motto:

Living, Laughing, Learning Together

CORE VALUES

To develop confidence and self-esteem in all children and for them to have enjoyment in all aspects of school life.

To encourage an enquiring mind and a love of learning that will stay with them for life.

To have care and consideration for all and show mutual respect to all.

To develop a Christian ethos and also an understanding and respect for all faiths.

CLUBS

Gardening Club (Key Stage 1)

The children were asked if taking part in Gardening Club has inspired them to do more gardening, to which most replied a definite yes because it is fun and is is nice to try new things.  some of the children liked getting messy!  It is very clear from watching the children how much they enjoy the club.  The children all like to do different activities while working around the school.  A lot of children enjoyed planting all sorts of different plants, especially in the alpine garden and filling the troughs with bedding plants. Favourite flowers of the children at Mugginton include bluebells, sweet pea and sunflowers, will any of these soon be blossoming at school?

It is obvious that the children enjoyed painting the wall with a variety of different flower designs and when asked many of the children proudly showed off their contribution to the wall painting!

Mrs Forrest hopes that the gardening club will encourage the children to take pride in the school environment and she thought it was an interesting activity for the children to do.  Mrs Birks was asked why she enjoys helping the children in the gardening club, that was a very easy question for her to answer - because she enjoys interacting with the children.  She was then asked if the club  has made the children like gardening more?  Mrs Birks thought that yes the children will be encouraged to do more gardening.

Not all work is done outside.  The children were allowed to show their creative side by drawing sunflowers!  Here are a few of the work of arts produced by the children taking part in the gardening club.

Computer Club (Key Stage 2)

After school on Thursdays at Mugginton Mrs Gentle holds computer club.  15 children could join the club.  Only children in the juniors were allowed to join.  When the club ends the children will have learnt how to make an intranet and have gained more skills on the computer.  It is good for the year 6 children that will be leaving to go to secondary school soon.  There are other activities that children can do.  At the moment some of the children are putting together some things for the school website.  



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