Welcome to Durrington Infant & Junior Schools
Co-Headteacher
Co-Headteacher
A Welcome Message from the Co-Headteachers
We warmly welcome you to our school website.
At Durrington Infant and Junior Schools, we pride ourselves on recognising and responding to the individual needs of our children and their families. This is achieved through an encouraging and supportive environment where everyone is motivated to succeed. Our school values recognise the importance of working together to achieve high standards of behaviour, respect and learning which is why we promote a close partnership with parents and carers. Read more.
Mrs S Ensor and Mrs Z Wilby
Co-Headteachers
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Latest News
Sponsored Dance-a-thon
Today children from Nursery all the way up to Year 6 have been taking part in our Sponsored Dance-a-thon!
Red Nose Day 2019
Today is Red Nose Day. The children all look great in their mufti clothes and there have been some fantastic Red Nose Day outfits.
We had collection buckets on the playground this morning. We will let you know the total once we have finished counting.
Here are a few of our amazing looks today
Science Week
Science week has got off to an awesome start! Sublime Science arrived ready to rock with five amazing workshops. In the photos Graphite class are making slime and sherbet (not mixed). Teia's face speaks a thousand words about the effectiveness of the sherbet!
Heron and Swan class got busy in the wildlife area this afternoon. They took part in pond dipping, bug hunting and tree identification. They found a frog and a smooth newt in the pond as well as many other insects both in and out of the pond. Willow class have been making salt crystal snowflakes, whilst Oak class made a non-Newtonian fluid by mixing cornflour and water. Many other scientific activities have been taking place across the school and by the end of the week, all children from year 1 to year 6 will have met the Sublime scientists.
