Executive Head's WELCOME
Welcome to The Solent Schools, a vibrant community where children aspire to be their best, learn with joy, and achieve beyond expectations. It is my absolute privilege to serve as Executive Headteacher of these wonderful schools, which sits proudly at the heart of our community.
From the moment you step through our doors, you'll experience the warm and supportive ethos that ensures that every child feels valued, safe and ready to thrive. Everything we do is guided by our six core values: friendship, perseverance, aspiration, teamwork, responsibility and respect. These values are lived and breathed by our children, staff and families every single day, shaping how we learn together, support one another, and celebrate success. They shape our children's learning journey and help them develop into confident, caring and resilient individuals. We provide a carefully designed, progressive curriculum that challenges and inspires. Our pupils experience rich learning opportunities that ignite curiosity, build essential knowledge and skills, developing the whole child, and prepare them brilliantly for their future.
We know that strong partnerships between home, school and our wider community make all the difference. We value your involvement enormously and warmly invite you to be part of our school family.
With warm wishes,
Mrs L Wilby
Executive Headteacher, The Solent Schools.
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