Educating together We have always said that we have a special community of families at this school. The human touch, the involvement in education and the desire to bring up their children to be happy, healthy, competent, and independent is a characteristic feature of our families. School and family work as a team, we share
To Dallington Families, First, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all returning and new families. It has been a very positive start to the academic year, and it has been great to see the students back in school with their glorious smiles. We are extremely fortunate to have such a motivated group
El pasado viernes 22 de abril se celebró el Primer torneo de golf solidario, en el Club de Golf Olivar de la Hinojosa, por iniciativa de los padres del colegio. Pese a las inclemencias del tiempo, la participación fue increíble, y los participantes, padres y profesores de nuestro colegio, no sólo nos dieron un ejemplo
Conscious of the environmental impacts by human beings and the big responsibility we have with future generations, Dallington School has created an institutional Environmental Sustainability Project. The project, started in February 2022, its aiming to create a school garden, as well as a culture of awareness both in students and staff which encourages sustainable behaviour. The school garden has been developed
Like many projects that have come before, our latest CTS (Communication Thinking Skills) and GAP (Global Awareness Project) continues to push each child’s thinking, encouraging them to be curious and diligent thinkers. This term’s scheme is called, ‘Greener Jobs’, each key stage must deal with a range of challenges. Our youngest pupils from Key Stage
At Dallington School we comprehend the challenges with reading but recognise the reward of instilling a love of reading in each of our learners.
Dear Parents, We are delighted to inform you that Dallington School has been recommended for registration as a Cambridge International Examinations centre. This follows the successful visit led by Nick Mazur, Cambridge’s Senior Manager for Europe. This marks another major advance in the school’s development and recognition. As an official examinations centre, Dalllington School will
Every Friday the Primary and Secondary students and teachers get together to talk about those values and learnings that connect us and make us better students and people. This school year, the pandemic barriers not only have not prevented us from continuing with our beloved tradition of Friday assemblies, but we have grown in creativity
The International Baccalaureate Diploma(IB) is a well-established and highly popular academic programme, which operates in over 150 countries throughout the world. The curriculum is wide-ranging, covering six areas which are complemented by three transversal core elements: theory of knowledge, creativity, activity, service(CAS), and the extended essay. Students study three or four subjects at higher level
At Dallington School, we love that the children use their imagination, encouraging them to think outside the box, and watch how these ideas come to life. This allows them to explore and develop key areas of learning such as personal, social and emotional development, communication and language, and expressive arts and design. Last Friday, November
At Dallington School, we find language development fascinating. We seek to enhance and broaden our understanding on the range of effective techniques that can be applied, which will in turn boost oracy skills within children, in every subject. Research indicates that improved oracy can develop confidence, articulacy and the capacity to learn. By helping each
