Littleton School is a Voluntary Aided State Infant School and is a co-educational day school. It is organised as an Infant School with three classes for children aged 4 to 7 years. It is aided by the Local Education Authority (Surrey County Council). The Board of Governors is responsible for the management of the school. They are aided by the Local Education Authority in the upkeep, staffing and equipping of the school. The Governors are further assisted by the London Diocesan Board for Schools in such matters as administration, provision of accommodation, maintenance and Religious Education

The school was founded over 200 years ago, when the Squire provided room in the Manor House for the education of the children of the village.

In 1873, the Squire provided a School House and Hall which were in full use for education until 1976, and are now used for community work. The Church provided the modern, well-equipped building which is now used by the school.

The Bishop of Kensington laid the foundation stone in 1969 and all the children have been accommodated in the new building since 1970.

ORGANISATION AND ADMISSIONS

The School is organised as an Infant School for children aged 4 to 7 years. There are three classes, each providing for one year group and children enter the School in the academic year in which they have their fifth birthday. The children in Reception may attend full-time from September.The School supports "Inclusion" of children with disabilities or Special Educational Needs. Wherever possible the Curriculum or resources are adapted to suit the child's needs.Disabled access is via the front door; the bell to be rung for assistance, or through the hall doors.

BUILDING

The school is accommodated in a modern, well-equipped building, situated in spacious and pleasant grounds. In 2006 extensive building work further improved facilities and resources: a group work room, toilet, soft-surface play areas, new central corridor, extended re-furbished classroom and renewal of all lighting. All classroom windows and doors were replaced in 2009.

TRANSFER TO JUNIOR SCHOOL

In September following the child's seventh birthday he/she will transfer to a Junior School. Our two local Junior schools are St Nicholas Church of England Primary School and Saxon County Primary School, both of which are located in Shepperton. St. Nicholas School Admission Policy is to give children at Littleton priority in receiving a place up to a maximum class size of 32. All schools are required to review their Admissions Criteria on an annual basis, which is therefore subject to change. We advise parents requiring a place at St. Nicholas School to ask for a list of their Admissions Criteria.  

DATA PROTECTION

For further information about how Littleton Infant School uses job applicants personal data, please refer to the Job Applicant Privacy Notice on our school website:

https://www.littleton.surrey.sch.uk/docs/data_protection/Privacy_Notice_for_Job_Applicants.pdf