The Minster Junior School is part of the Southwark Diocese Board of Education Multi-Academy Trust. We are the church school for The Minster, Croydon.

At The Minster Junior School, we aim to;

• to recognise that each individual is a unique person within God’s creation
• to offer a secure, enjoyable and caring environment;
• to inspire all pupils to achieve and make substantial and sustained progress in their learning;
• to support the children to develop independence, confidence and self-esteem;
• to promote the School’s core values in all our lives;
• to provide a challenging and creative curriculum that motivates children and supports their positive attitudes to learning;
• to encourage tolerance, understanding and respect for religious, moral and cultural values of others;

Welcome to The Minster Junior School, which has been serving the local community and providing high quality education for over 65 years. In April 2022 we became an academy, joining Southwark Diocese Board of Education Multi-Academy Trust (MAT). Our inclusive, Christian ethos underpins a caring, safe environment where values such as self-esteem and mutual respect allow all children and staff to feel confident, happy and valued. We see all our children as unique individuals and really celebrate their diversity.

The Minster Junior School is a large Junior School with approximately 440 pupils on roll. As a Church of England school, we value all God’s children and welcome children of all faiths to our family. The school enjoys close links with Croydon Minster Church and the Vicar regularly leads collective worship.

Our school is set in spacious grounds and is very well equipped with excellent resources. We have a very skilled and caring group of teachers who bring out the best in all our children. From our Artist in Residence to our specialist music and sports coaches, we nurture the whole child, not just fulfilling their academic potential but their personal and creative development too. Being at the heart of the community, we ensure we work very closely in partnership with parents, carers and governors, where we live by our vision statement,

‘Let us be concerned for one another, to help one another, to show love and do good’  Hebrews 10:24 GNT

Ali Silke

Executive Headteacher