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Welcome to Ashley Junior School
We are very proud of our school and all that it achieves. We are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted (June 2018) and our results are getting better and better. Our motto is, ‘Aspiration. Resilience. Respect and Responsibility.’ We want everyone in our school to be involved, having fun and doing their best in all they do.
This website aims to give you a taster of the school, as well as providing regular updated information for both parents and pupils. We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website and that you find any information you are looking for. Please feel free to contact us directly with any queries you may have. Thank you for visiting.
Ian Rix – Headteacher
Find out more!
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Latest News/Letters Update
Learning Support Assistant Job Vacancy
Baking with Suzie
Take Part In Hampshire Cricket Board’s Schools Cricket Challenge
PARENT CONSULTATION ON RELATIONSHIPS AND SEX EDUCATION
CORONAVIRUS AND YOUR CHILD What you need to know
A Message from Mr C – IT Systems Manager
Remote Learning Information- Please Read
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News Bulletin
Bulletin 20 Friday 12th February 2021 Newsletter
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Thinking about a junior school place for your child?
The application process for Year 3 places for September 2021 opens on Sunday 1st November 2020.
Welcome Video for Prospective 2021 Parents
If you would like to visit the school please do get in touch – 01425 616510 / adminoffice@ajs.hants.sch.uk
Mental Health in Schools
Mental health in schools: we need to make it count
Please follow this link: Make it Count
Talking Mental Health:
Please follow this link: Talking Mental Health
E-Safety Latest From Mr C:
Please see the latest National Online Safety Video:
From the Press:
Two in five children made anxious every week when using internet, research reveals. A study carried out by UK Safer Internet Centre found that two in five school children have felt worried or anxious using the internet. In addition to this, almost half of the young people surveyed said that in the last year they had experienced some form of cyberbullying. Most importantly, 72% of young people said they wanted their school to teach them about cyberbullying and managing friendships online and one in ten pupils admitted to not receiving any online safety training in their school at all. The online world is filled with so many positive attributes that have helped us in so many ways even in its simplest form, but if not used safely, it also poses an incredible amount of risk.
Here at Ashley Junior School, we are committed to keeping your children safe. On a regular basis, many of our children use the Internet as part of their learning, therefore, I deliver regular ‘e-safety’ activities to remind children of the importance of keeping themselves safe online.
Please Note:
‘If, as a parent of a pupil attending this school, you require a paper copy of the information on this
website, we shall provide this free of charge.
See all previous letters home here.
Term dates:
Please note it is worth checking the AJS calendar for latest dates as they can be subject to change.