SJS is the largest school in attendance at Young Voices 2020!
Published 12/02/20
Shottermill Juniors attend Young Voices 2020
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Read MoreYear 6 Girls Win Football Tournament
Published 22/01/20Well done to the Y5/6 Girls Football team who not only won every one of their four games but were also overall winners in the inter-school football tournament at Bohunt. You all did brilliantly girls and we are very proud of your tenacity, teamwork and overall sportsmanship.
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Read MoreShottermill Dance Act Wins Haslemere Schools Talent Show
Published 27/11/19We are delighted to announce that our Year 6 girls: Isobel, Delilah, Lilla and Milly were worthy winners at the Haslemere Schools' Children in Need charity event.
Read MoreNSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe!
Published 25/10/19Shottermill Juniors welcomed Mandy from the Speak Out Stay Safe NSPCC campaign and completed sponsored obstacle courses in their PE lessons.
Read MoreWelcome to new Head Girl & Head Boy
Published 01/10/19Please enter an introduction for your news story here.
Read MoreAnother 'Good' rating from Ofsted!
Published 21/01/19Shottermill Junior School is delighted to have secured another 'Good' rating from Ofsted, in its most recent inspection in December 2018. The inspector praised the quality of the curriculum on offer at the
Read MoreWWI Centenary 2018 & Remembrance
Published 06/11/18The children have been learning about the importance of WWI and the Great War through our poppy appeal and through the commemorative wreaths hanging on our wall near the main entrance. Children from the School Council will be laying the wreaths on 11th November at two local Remembrance Services.
Iris and Alex Sinclair also prepared a moving assembly to tell us their personal story about a member of their family lost in military circumstances at the age of 19. Relatives of the family were awarded the Elizabeth Cross, which we were able to show to the children.
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Read MoreFeeling Good Week 2018 -Resilience
Published 25/07/18The children took part in Feeling Good Week, which focussed on a theme of building resilience and developing positive mental health in our pupils. Activities included a Growth Mindset NED talk, Confidence Workshops, peer massage, Theatre Monkeys, STOMP as well as our Shottermill Sports Day!
Read MoreChoral Poetry Competition won by 5T
Published 25/07/18We held another hugely successful Choral Poetry Competition this summer term, where all classes performed in front of the judging panel and parents. Congratulations to 5T class who won with their inspirational performance of Macbeth. Special thanks to Sue from Haslemere Bookshop, who came along to help judge the performances for a third year running!
Read MoreShottermill hosts its first Inter-School Art Competition
Published 25/07/18We were delighted to host our first ever inter-school Art Competition, on the theme of Celebration of Summer for pupils across the Haslemere Confederation of schools. Pupils from St Bart's, Beacon Hill and Shottermill Juniors all won prizes. Thank you to Olga Houghton Head of Art from Highfield School who helped to judge the work with Mr Brian Moulds, Chair of Governors.
Read MoreYear 6 Business Enterprise
Published 25/07/18Year 6 raised over £800 through their Business Enterprise project. Thank you to Mr Brian Moulds (Chair of Governors) who came in and kick started the project with an inspirational talk about making profit and how to start up a business from scratch. The children have decided to put their profits to new PE equipment on the bottom playground. Thank you children!
Read MoreMayor of Haslemere opens new fitness equipment
Published 27/04/18The Mayor of Haslemere opened the new fitness equipment and playground markings on Monday 24th April with a special ceremony involving the School Council, House Captains and Sports Leaders. The Head Boy and Head Girl made a speech and helped Mrs Barnes to give the Mayor a tour of the new equipment and of the rest of the school. It was a fantastic event enjoyed by all.
We would like to thank The National Lottery for providing £10,000 of funding for this special project.