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Chesterton Primary School
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Chesterton is an Outstanding primary school in Battersea, south west London. Our urban oasis campus includes a teaching school and Children's Centre.
🚨Parents! We are having issues with our phones this morning which we are working as quickly as we can to resolve.
If you need to contact us please send an email to [email protected]
Thank you!
08/02/2023
OUTSTANDING! We’re shouting from the rooftops with pride as we celebrate the dedication and determination of all our staff, pupils and families!
17/01/2023
If you have friends and family who need a Nursery place in our Outstanding, inclusive school please share this booking link to our open event with them!
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nursery-open-day--tickets-514717332397
15/01/2023
Year 1 were very brave this week whilst handling some wriggly creatures during the visit from ZooLab
24/12/2022
‘Twas the night before Christmas! We hope you have a magical time if you’re celebrating and that all pupils and their family and friends have a great holiday. See you in 2023 🎄❄️
11/12/2022
What a memorable experience for our Year 6 children last week many of whom ice skated for the first time! Thank you for the generous tickets and to your teams who were amazing!
24/11/2022
Miss French, Miss Swindley, Miss Green and Mr Courtney interviewed our year 5 and 6 children this week as part of the selection process for our librarian positions.
💛We were very impressed with the passion they showed for reading and their eloquent answers. Well done!
24/11/2022
Out of this world! This week Reception have been learning all about space.
Take a look! 👇🏽
23/11/2022
A great opportunity for Chesterton girls!
We're pleased to say that our phone lines are now up and running again!
Thanks for bearing with us and have a good evening
23/11/2022
In year 2 we have been busy in DT learning about which structures and shapes make a stable bridge. Using scrap paper, we experimented with different designs to see which ones would hold the weight of a glue stick across two pencil pots.
At first, it seemed impossible! We tried making pillars to emulate a beam bridge and, while this worked, it wasn't stable enough. Eventually, we tried folding triangles into our paper and were amazed to see that the addition of this shape made the bridge really strong!
We had so much fun building our bridges - why don't you have a go at home?
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Dagnall Street London
London
SW115DT