Did you know over fifty languages are spoken within the Elmwood Infant School community? Here at Elmwood Infant School, nestled on Lodge Road in Croydon, that diversity isn’t just tolerated, it’s celebrated. Elmwood Infant School is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a vibrant hub for children aged 3 to 7, a place where young minds are nurtured and encouraged to blossom. The school, with Miss Esther Payne at the helm as Principal, boasts a “Good” rating from Ofsted and a capacity for 412 eager learners. Currently, 389 children fill its classrooms with laughter and the murmur of discovery. Elmwood Infant School is deeply committed to the UN’s Rights of the Child. This commitment is so deeply ingrained that they’ve earned a Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award. They even have their own “Super Skills” program, designed to work alongside these rights, further empowering their students. This dedication to individuality and recognizing the uniqueness of every child was honored in 2017 with the Jo Cox memorial award. Another impressive feat? Elmwood Infant School has won a prize in the Show Racism the Red Card competition for thirteen consecutive years. Beyond academics, Elmwood Infant School nurtures a love of reading with its active library filled with a vast collection of books. Children are encouraged to explore both fiction and non-fiction, further enriching their learning journey. The school also prides itself on its support for students with Special Educational Needs. They even have a newly opened, and already full, specialist SEND provision. While situated near the hustle and bustle of West Croydon train station and tram stop, and a short distance from Croydon University Hospital, Elmwood Infant School offers a haven where learning thrives. Elmwood Infant School truly fosters a strong partnership between home and school. They have resumed adult learning opportunities, fundraising events, and regular curriculum meetings. They recognize the vital role of parental involvement in a child’s education and strive to keep communication open and flowing.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service