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Welcome

At Suffolks you will find a warm welcome and a friendly smile.

Our grounds are spectacular and consist of a fruit tree orchard, a running track, chicken pen, allotment, large field, trim trail and outside gym.  We also have a school dog!

Our school values of FRIENDSHIP, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY and SUCCESS, weave through all we do and how we interact with each other.

Our pupils are glowing examples of how we live these values as well as how they are represented in our school rules of BE READY, BE RESPONSIBLE, BE RESPECTFUL, BE SAFE to BE YOUR BEST.

We are committed to our school being central to our local community and have worked with many outside agencies and charities to develop support, training and opportunities for both our pupils, staff and parents.

We have a specialist cookery room, art room, nurture group, parent café, preloved uniform shop and food bank and work closely with charities such as the Felix Project and Success Club.

Our pupils enjoy working alongside a range of outside experts and professionals.  We are regularly supported by Tottenham youth players for reading and PE activities, children in Year 5 and Year 6 have weekly chess classes, taught by a chess master level player, and we regularly have published authors visit to share their love of literacy with them. 

We run a range of after school activities included yoga, football, basketball, dance and hockey as well as supporting our working families with a breakfast and tea time club.

You may even see our school on the television as it is not just us who think that the school is a beautiful space.  We have had the classrooms used in filming for a TV show and recently our outside playground was used to film the Panini Sticker Advert with Declan Rice 

We are passionate about making the children's time with us as memorable as possible, and for them to leave us with not only the best education we can offer them, but with loads of amazing experiences that will ensure they always keep 'Suffolks in their Hearts.' (our school song)