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.

Theme of the Week
Holocaust Memorial Day (27th January)

Article 2-The convention applies to everyone: whatever their race, religion or abilities, whatever they think or say, whatever type of family they come from

Article 19-Governments must do all they can to ensure that children are protected from all forms of violence, abuse, neglect and bad treatment.

Article 37-No child should be tortured or suffer other cruel treatment or punishment. a child should be arrested or put in prison ONLY as a last resort and then for the shortest time possible.

Article 38-Governments must do everything they can to protect and care for children affected by war. Governments must not allow children under the age of 15 to take part in war or join the armed forces.

You can read the latest news article about our end of year report here:

https://www.bailiwickexpress.com/news-ge/positive-inspection-and-end-of-year-report/

Feedback from our Open Morning

"Really interesting to experience the different dynamics of each age group and feel I learnt loads myself! Thanks for an enjoyable morning!"

"Thank you for opening your doors to us! Really great to observe Class 3 and have a read of their book too."

"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"

"Great Open Morning! So lovely to see Class 1 working together as a team. Fantastic singing everyone!"

Thank you to everyone who came along to our February Open Morning, it was lovely to see you!

Latest News

Tinsel, our school elf, had a fantastic adventure with Jinny and Jonny from Time and Tide! They spent their day joyfully playing games, exploring the tourism office, and even helping deliver Christmas cards. After a fun-filled visit to the Cider Barn and the Church, they were sure to clean up some litter along the way. Their good deeds paid off when they enjoyed a refreshing drink The Old Hall and made new friends while helping out by the fire. What a delightful time they all had!

We're thrilled to share that our annual Christmas Fair was a tremendous success! A heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Turner, the school council, and all the volunteers who came together to create a joyful and festive afternoon. The community joined us for games, Christmas crafts, delicious cakes made by our talented pupils, and tasty refreshments. Together, we raised over £300 for our School Fund, which will help enhance our curriculum with exciting items and activities!

Our guests had this feedback:

Very yummy cake and lovely tea, lots of fun games. Thank you!

Had a great time. Well done everyone

A lovely start to Christmas. Well done everyone.