| The Horsell Village School is a community school for children aged four to seven. It is situated in the heart of the village opposite the Church of St. Mary the Virgin and occupies the premises of the original Horsell C of E Primary School which was built in 1851.
The school celebrated 150 years of teaching during 2001. Since that time the building has been sensitively extended, and today the school houses nine class bases, accommodating 270 children. Grounds provide a variety of learning opportunities, play areas and an environmental area with pond and gardens.
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School starts on Monday 6th September 2010 at 8.55am. As always we will open the doors at 8.45am. I look forward to seeing you all then.
Remember the staff pictures on the Parent Info page is already up to date.
Mrs Cooper
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If you would like to help in the classroom we ask that you go through the process of a criminal record check (CRB). This takes a couple of weeks. please click to find out more |
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It was fantastic to see so many of you on Wednesday night. The presentation is now on the curriculum website page replacing 2007s. Don't forget to look at the other links too. |
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We were delighted with the outcomes of our recent Ofsted report, click the heading to read it for yourself! |
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www.food.gov.uk/news/newsarchive/2003/sep/lunchbox
www.food.gov.uk/news/newsarchive/2004/sep/lunchbox2 |
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If you would like to help in the classroom we ask that you go through the process of a criminal record check (CRB). This takes a couple of weeks. please click to find out more |
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This link will take you straight to the 'surrey school lunch' web site. It will give you a weekly plan of the school lunches that are being provided here at HVS. All our meals are freshly prepared in our newly refurbished kitchen, by our hard working new team.
Please note, our menu may differ very slightly due to occasional discrepancies with the deliveries. |
