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Milton Abbot School
Milton Abbot, PL19 0PS Tavistock
01822 870273
www:http://www.miltonabbot.devon.sch.uk/contacts.phpe-mail:

Milton Abbot School serves the villages of Milton Abbot and Chillaton. It also receives children from the smaller communities in our rural area. We are a popular school and our roll has risen considerably in recent years. It is our aim to serve the needs of all children in our local area. We have a clear admissions policy that gives priority to local children within our catchment area.

We are proud of our unique school building built in 1829 by the 6th Duke of Bedford, making it one of the first schools in the region. It is a Grade II listed building and retains many interesting architectural features. The schoolhouse has been incorporated into the school to create a spacious and varied learning environment with scope for a wide range of teaching approaches and activities.

Our first extension, housing a new classroom for the younger children, entrance lobby, cloakroom and toilets was opened in September 1994 after a long campaign by governors, staff and parents to improve facilities at the school. A second extension providing a spacious new classroom, cloakroom and new main entrance opened in September 2000.

The accommodation on the ground floor will consist of four main classrooms, a computer room, Library/Study room, a small teaching room and Staff room. Upstairs we have the Art room, a T.V./Music room and rooms for administration and storage of resources.

Outside the main building you will find the kiln room, sports stores, playground, enclosed courtyard, sports field, pond, environmental areas and wood in our spacious four and a half acres of grounds.

The school is well furnished and equipped but we aim for continual improvement. Our new car park and sports field was opened in September 1999 and we are working to create a variety of wildlife habitats, including a pond, within our new grounds. The Garden was completed in 2002 with outdoor stage and huddling areas. It is used for learning and leisure by adults and children. In December 2003, we became the third school in England to install a 'World Peace Garden Window', making us part of an international network for peace.

In July 2005 we completed a large Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) or all-weather sports pitch, which provides basketball, netball, 7 aside football, mini tennis and full size tennis courts . This September (2006) our new Reception/ Year One classroom was completed with its excellent outside play environments. And as a bonus we now have an indoor 'Hall' for dance, drama, mealtimes, assemblies and all sorts of gatherings throughout the year.

Children`s Work

 

Examples of the children's work and activities this term are displayed below.

Red Class

Red Class Gigantic Turnip display

Red Class have been writing stories based on 'The Gigantic Turnip'.

Red Class Weaving Project

They have also tried out weaving and produced this colourful display!

Green Class

Joseph's coat of many colours

Green Class children have been studying the story of Joseph's dreams. We
designed a collage based on what we imagined Joseph's coat would have looked like!

We made a Roman-style mosaic from 'Tricolore' pasta!

Mosaic by Green Class

Blue Class

Everyone is special! Each week, Blue Class children choose a new boy and girl to be "Special People". We think about the things we admire and respect in each other.

Special people

 

 

Yellow Class

Yellow Class children have produced this eye-catching display based on the myth of "Blodin the Beast".

Blodin the Beast display by Yellow Class

Clubs & Trips

CLUBS
This term (Autumn 2007) we are running clubs in:



TRIPS
Yellow Class had have had trip to Exeter Synagogue and the Royal Albert Museum to study Judaism and investigate clock mechanisms. Blue Class have also been to Exeter but they went to the Cathedral as part of their 'Signs and Symbols in Christianity'project. Red Class visited Launceston Fire Station to find out more about the jobs people do. The Green Class trip to Exeter, Royal Albert Museum, to find out more about the Romans will now take place on May 4th.


Coming Soon!

Events for the Summer term will be posted soon (PJ 02.04.07)



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