Admissions

The Local Authority is responsible for admissions to schools and full details are  available by clicking this link, or from the school.

Honington Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School provides primary education from the age of four to  eleven, from the villages of Honington, Sapiston, Fakenham Magna and Troston and Honington RAF Station.

There are currently seven classes in the school, each one being for a single year intake.

Children may start school in the September after their fourth birthday.  They are entitled to attend full time.  Many of our children attend Spring Nursery at RAF Honington or Stanton Pre-School with whom we have a close relationship.  Arrangements are made for the children and their parents to visit the school prior to commencing full-time education.

We welcome new children at any time in the school year.  There will be an opportunity to visit the classrooms, meet the child’s new teacher and receive information about how to order uniforms.  On arriving at the school you will be helped to become familiar with the school environment and routines.

Many children bring their records with them so that their integration may be effected swiftly into activities appropriate to their ability.  When children leave we send their records to their next school as soon as possible.

Suffolk County Council provides transport for qualifying children who live in Troston.

Children coming with parents should arrive at school no earlier than 8.40am ready to start at 8.50 am and are collected from the external classroom doors at 3.15pm at the end of the school day.  It is important that staff know how your child is getting home so we ask you to inform us of any change to the normal routine.

Special Educational Needs and Disability

All children are welcome to apply for a place at this school. We have a policy of being fully inclusive.

At Honington CEVC Primary School we welcome everybody into our school community. The staff, governors, pupils and parents work together to make Honington CEVC Primary School a happy, welcoming place where children and adults can achieve their full potential and develop as confident individuals. This means that equality of opportunity must be a reality for our children. We make this happen through the attention we pay to the different groups of children in our school, thus providing a learning environment that enables ALL pupils to make the greatest progress and achieve their full potential in a caring, supportive and fully inclusive environment.