A not judged community school school in Hertfordshire. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Jenyns First School and Nursery.
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"Our Children, Our Future"
British Values and SMSC are promoted. The school emphasises spiritual, moral, social and cultural development, including the moral values of respect, kindness and honesty. Pupils are encouraged to be reflective about beliefs, learn about themselves and others, and engage with diverse cultures and faiths. The school aims to celebrate cultural diversity and to teach the difference between law and religious belief, supporting the rule of English civil and criminal law.
Jenyns is a small school with a big heart in Braughing. We provide quality first teaching in mixed-age classes, with nursery provision for three-year-olds and strong transitions within the local three-tier Buntingford system. The school motto is 'Our Children, Our Future', and we aim to inspire and set no limits to pupils' achievements while emphasising well-being and growth mindset.
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Jenyns offers wraparound care with term-time opening hours from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Nursery information shows session times (8:45 a.m.–11:45 a.m.; Stay for lunch 8:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m.; Stay all day 8:45 a.m.–3:20 p.m.) and notes that extended hours may be supported by the Government's '30 hours free childcare' scheme or charged at £6.50 per hour or £20 per afternoon. A lunch is provided for 30-hour attendees at a cost of £2.65 per day, with a packed lunch option available. Snacks (fruit) and milk or water are provided. Availability for 30 hours is linked to government eligibility under the 30 hours scheme.
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Nursery details: 15 hours free entitlement per week (five mornings). Session times are 8:45am–11:45am; Stay for lunch 8:45am–1:00pm (or stay all day 8:45am–3:20pm). Extended hours may be funded by government '30 hours free childcare' or charged at £6.50 per hour or £20 per afternoon. For those attending 30 hours, a hot lunch is provided by Herts Catering Limited for £2.65 per day; packed lunches are also allowed. A mid-morning and mid-afternoon fruit snack is provided, with milk or water as required.
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