A good foundation school school in Sutton. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Stanley Park Junior School.
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| Year | Mat Average | Read Average |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 110.0 | 109.0 |
| 2023 | 108.0 | 109.0 |
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Improving trend (+1.0 per year)
Up 1.0% over 3 years
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"Sense of Pride"
Headteacher Amanda Lamy welcomes visitors to Stanley Park Junior School, describing a three-form entry school with Gold Artsmark status, a safe and inclusive environment, a varied curriculum and strong home–school partnerships. She highlights an open-door policy, regular surveys, coffee mornings, family events and a proactive Parent-Teacher Association, and she emphasises making every child feel valued, listened to and successful.
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Wrap around care is available: The Pride Breakfast Club runs jointly by the Infants’ and Junior School from 7:45am to 8:45am in the Centenary Hall. Breakfast includes cereals, toast, fruit juice and a hot or cold drink; cost £4.50 per day. An ad-hoc option is £6.00 per session. Stanleys’ After School Club is run by Jancett Playsafe Clubs for pupils from both the Infants' and Junior School, 3:20pm–6:30pm in the Infants' School. Jancett Playsafe Clubs also run holiday clubs in the local area during school holidays and INSET days; details at Jancett’s website or by calling 020 8669 1725.
Stanley Park Junior School provides inclusive education with a SEND team, including a SENDCo and ELSA-trained staff; information and support are linked to the London Borough of Sutton Local Offer; policies include SEND Policy and SEND Information Report.
As a foundation school, the Governing Body is the admission authority. PAN for Sept 2024–25 is 90. Admissions are coordinated by the Local Authority; when applications exceed places, over-subscription criteria apply as outlined in Admissions Policies. Open days are offered; supplementary information forms may be required for exceptional circumstances or admission outside year group. Closing date for entry in September 2025 is 15 January 2025; outcomes posted 16 April 2025; appeals process available.
Wrap around care: Breakfast Club 7:45am–8:45am £4.50 per day; ad-hoc £6.00 per session. After School Club run by Jancett Playsafe Clubs (hours 3:20pm–6:30pm) with charges available from Jancett; SPJS staff-run after-school clubs cost £25.00 per child per term (£12.50 for means-tested Free School Meals). Hall lettings: main school hall £28.00 per hour; Centenary Hall £22.50 per hour; deposit £50. Uniform shop and other items available via online ordering; ParentPay used for School Fund donations (£25 per child recommended).