‘Une petite êkole duve d’grans ambisions’
Be Kind Be Curious Be You
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A little school with big ambitions
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.
Comments from our Guests
Thank you and your colleagues very much indeed for allowing Joanna, Gerry and me to meet your pupils and talk through the role of guide dogs and how Gerry and I manage our lives together.
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We were so impressed by the interest and intelligence of all your pupils; I am sure that’s attributable to a great extent to you and the school overall.
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Joanna, Gerry and Meredith the Guide Dog
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
Our annual sailing trip was a tremendous success! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Sark Yacht Club and Guernsey Sailing Trust for facilitating such a fun and enriching experience. Every child had the opportunity to sail in small boats on the model yacht pond. After lunch Classes 2 and 3 went out to sea on the RIB and larger sailing boats. Meanwhile, Class 1 a delightful tour of St Peter Port on Le Petit Train.
Class 1 had a wonderful time visiting Sark Dairy to meet the two newest arrivals, Uno and Norris, who were just a week old. The children learned all about the cows and the process of milk production, which sparked their curiosity. One of the highlights of the visit bottle-feeding the calves, and they couldn't believe how huge the bottles were! It an unforgettable experience that deepened their appreciation for animals and farming.
