This website is to give you a feeling for the spirit of our school if you don’t already know us, and to relay important information if you do.
We are extremely proud of our last OFSTED inspection, which graded us as OUTSTANDING in all categories. This is a recognition of the great staff who work here and the brilliant children who throw themselves into their learning with such enthusiasm.
Our aim is that every child should come out of the school gates saying “That was the best day ever”. We celebrate all children’s progress, whatever their level of achievement. We are an inclusive school, actively welcoming children who have obstacles to learning.
Mrs Thomson
Head Teacher
|
There are only 11 days left for parents to have their say on the proposed changes to Buckinghamshire's home to school transport policy, due to be implemented in September 2012.
Please view the below reminder from Bucks County Council.
Great Missenden C of E School are proud to announce that we are now a GOLD Food For Life School. This shows our continuous commitment to changing food culture within our school and the local community. Only 11 schools in England have achieved this prestigious awards. Well done Great Missenden!
Have a look at some photos from the day in the school gallery!
The whole evening saw a fantastic profit of £7600 being raised for the school.
"The campaign is backed by Honda (UK), which makes a highly rated range of garden equipment such as lawnmowers, hedge trimmers and brush cutters. Each school that signs up for fundraising will be visited by a Honda Lawn and Garden dealer, to talk to children about garden safety. The school that raises the most money will win £5,000 towards a specially designed outdoor classroom. Great Missenden Church of England School was the first to sign up to the campaign." Read the full article on the Express website here.
Many of the Year 3s dressed as Spaniards for the day, so the classrooms were filled with bright reds and yellows. The day began with two cooking sessions in which the children made colourful Spanish omelette and delicious salsa. There was time for learning Spanish songs, maraca–making and a taste of Spanish dancing. After lunch, children had the opportunity to try out a few Spanish foods; fortunately the omelette and salsa went down very well. The day was rounded off with a tense and exciting piñata. Un gran dia - check out the photos in the school gallery. Our school prospectus has been updated and added to our Information for Parents section.Please visit our Dates for your diary section, located in the Parent Information menu, to view all upcoming events. This section is updated throughout the year so check back regularly.
|





Last week the whole school spent a day learning about the history of Great Missenden. Some classes really got into role by dressing up! KS1 learnt about how the school had changed which included a visit from Mrs Collins who told the children about her time at the school and a visit to the Oldham Hal, the original school building. In Year 3 the children learnt about medieval churches by making nets of churches and visiting St Peter and St Paul. Year 4 looked at how the high street has changed which included a visit from local resident Richard Hawkins and a walk around the village. Year 5 had a busy week learning about the Victorians.
Year 4 took a trip to Hampton Court Palace on Friday 11th November. They had a very informative learning session all about the Tudor Explorers where they learnt about the trade routes, the New Worlds that were discovered and some of the famous explorers themselves, namely Drake and Raleigh. This was followed by a tour of the Tudor Kitchens and Henry VIII’s apartments. The highlight was the unexpected meeting of King Henry VIII himself!
Our school was recently featured in the Express newspaper for our participation in the Greenfingers charity scheme ‘Get Gardening’.
Hola! What a wonderful day, bien hecho!
Photos of our wonderful Year 6 trip to France have been added to our photo gallery.
