Welcome
Welcome from the head teacher
I am delighted to welcome you to Stillness Junior School.
I am extremely proud to be headteacher of this school. I value the achievements of our school and the enjoyment our children have in the wide variety of activities they take part in.
I believe that a good education is one of the most important gifts that can be given to a child. Stillness Junior School expects and achieves high standards of work and behaviour from its pupils. We feel strongly that each child should be seen as an individual and we are committed to ensuring they have equal opportunities to fulfil their potential.
Many people contribute to making our school the place that it is – the school staff, governors, parents/carers and of course the children. We all work together to create a school community that is a pleasant and stimulating place to learn and grow.
Stillness is located in Lewisham and caters for children from ages 7 to 11 years of age. Everyone is welcome and we pride ourselves on having developed a school with strong community ties. We are a three form entry level school with twelve classes spread across years 3 to 6 with each class having a maximum of 30 pupils.
I hope this website will help you decide whether Stillness Junior School is the right school for your child. It is even better to see for yourselves – please telephone the school and make an appointment to come and visit.
We pride ourselves on the warmth of our welcome and the friendliness of our staff and children.
Mrs Mitzi Nichol
Headteacher
Parents and Carers,
One of the best ways to get to know a school is to visit. Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 restrictions we are unable to host visits to the school at this current time.
We are however delighted to be able to share with you a virtual tour that we have filmed of our wonderful school.
Please click on the link below to watch further in depth videos including Transitioning into Y3, Online Learning, Maths, English, Music, Art and PE:
Best wishes.
Mrs M Nichol
Headteacher
'GOOD'
'Pupils said that they feel safe and happy in school. Leaders act on any safeguarding concerns quickly.'
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Black Lives Matter in Lewisham A message from Pinaki Ghoshal, Lewisham’s Executive Director for Children and Young People and Angela Scattergood, Director of Education.
The Mayor of Lewisham, Damien Egan has published a statement on behalf of Lewisham Council in response to the killing of George Floyd in the United States. You can read the full statement here.
We believe that our schools and settings are key to tackling racism and other forms of discrimination. We will support all Lewisham schools and settings in their commitment to standing against racism and injustice, alongside and in solidarity with the local and global Black community.
