Welcome
The Windmills Junior School is a three form entry Junior School in the village of Hassocks just outside the South Downs National Park. We are exceptionally proud of our school and our pupils. Our pupils are highly motivated and thrive in our stimulating learning environment. We value the importance of creative learning and working together as a community. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum and provide exciting learning and sporting activities to ensure that the children have a wealth of experiences as they learn and grow.
We have a highly skilled team of teachers, teaching assistants and support staff who are extremely caring and totally committed to children’s learning, happiness and well-being.
Our Latest OFSTED Inspection has now been published, The Windmills Junior School is rated 'Good'. Please click below to read the report.
FORTHCOMING INSET DAYS
INSET DAYS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-23
Spring Term: Monday 17th April 2023
We believe that sound values and a positive attitude are crucial in becoming lifelong learners and our expectations of the children are very high. We want our children to love school, love learning and feel proud of their own achievements.
Hopefully you will find all the information that you need on the website, but please feel free to contact the school office on the email, or phone number above with any queries.
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Headteacher: Mrs Leila Murray |
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If you would like to receive paper copies of any letters or documents on the website please contact the school office who will be happy to provide a copy free of charge.
Reporting Child Absence
Please report your child's absence via Studybugs. Click on the links below to download the app.
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Out of School Provision
Latest School Events
- FOWS Easter cake sale31Mar2023
- Easter holiday03Apr2023
- INSET Day - School Closed17Apr2023
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