‘Une petite êkole duve d’grans ambisions’
Be Kind Be Curious Be You
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A little school with big ambitions
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Welcome to Our School
In Sark School we pride ourselves on the special and unique environment we create for our whole school community. We recognise that everyone in our school family must work together to create a safe, nurturing and creative learning environment.
Feedback from our Open Morning
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"Really interesting to experience the different dynamics of each age group and feel I learnt loads myself! Thanks for an enjoyable morning!"
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"Thank you for opening your doors to us! Really great to observe Class 3 and have a read of their book too."
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"Great to see all of Class 3 have access to their laptop.
Loved Class 2 active learning! Lots of moving around, just what they need!
Lovely to see a variety of learning available to Class 1 and how nurturing the environment is for them"
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"Great Open Morning! So lovely to see Class 1 working together as a team. Fantastic singing everyone!"
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Thank you to everyone who came along to our February Open Morning, it was lovely to see you!
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Latest News
Happy Liberation Day! Celebrating 80 years of in Sark is a remarkable milestone. On Friday we opened our school’s Occupation and Liberation exhibition. Visitors of all ages came to explore the works on display, featuring art, poetry, and imagined diary entries from the years 1939-1945. Highlights included engaging podcasts and a stunning metal sculpture designed by one of our pupils and crafted by Dom Graziani and Harry Knight. It was a weekend filled creativity and reflection, bringing our community together to honor history.
The whole school came together on Saturday to share the joy of singing a Sarkese song for HRH The Princess and later for our esteemed guests, the Chelsea Pensioners, at our island liberation celebration. It was a wonderful occasion filled with grateful joy, showcasing the spirit of our community. The performances were met with warm appreciation, creating lasting memories for everyone involved.
Yesterday, the entire school had the wonderful opportunity to celebrate Mrs. Nellie Le Feuvre’s 98th birthday. Sark's oldest resident, she has been a central figure in our studies about Sark's occupation and liberation, especially as we approach the 80th anniversary of this important event. Accompanied by Mr. Smith on guitar, the children joyfully sang 'Happy Birthday' and extended their wishes to Mrs. Le Feuvre. It was a heartwarming occasion filled with gratitude and respect for her remarkable life.
