History of the school Panshanger Primary School is situated on the east side of Welwyn Garden City. The school opened in January 1969 and a Nursery class was added in September 1997. Our school is built on land that was originally part of the Panshanger House estate owned by Lord Desborough of the Cowper family. …
At Panshanger, we aim to work in partnership with parents and pupils. We aim to: Create a happy, caring and stimulating learning environment in which children can enjoy, achieve and thrive. Develop resilience and realise each child’s full potential by promoting healthy lifestyles and by providing a wide range of learning opportunities for academic, social, …
Panshanger is a one form entry school with a standard intake of 30 children. In-year or Reception admission arrangements are managed by Hertfordshire County Council. Reception Admissions Children will be offered a full-time school place from the September before they are five. Details of the current admissions policy are sent to parents by the Education …
Panshanger Primary School is a member of the British Beekeepers Association. Keeping bees can have many benefits, including: Pollination Bees pollinate plants, fruits, vegetables, and flowers, which can increase the number and quality of the produce. Pollination also protects crops from pests and is essential for the survival of many ecosystems. Honey Beekeeping allows you …
Reception to Year 6 Classroom doors open at 8.30am and close at 8.40am. The school day finishes at 3.30pm , except on a Friday when we finish at 2pm. Nursery Parents can choose for their child to attend our Nursery class for 15 hours or 30 hours (this can be paid for by parents or …
Senior Management Team Headteacher: Mr Longland head@panshanger.herts.sch.uk Deputy Head / SENDCo / DSP: Mrs Reed amanda.reed@panshanger.herts.sch.uk Class organisation Nursery – Miss Gavaghan / Mrs Ward Reception – Mrs Claridge / Mrs Ward Year 1 – Miss Turner / Mrs Jeffrey Year 2 – Mrs Waring / Mrs Jeffrey Year 3 – Mrs Puddephatt …
The Governing Body is split into 2 sub committees each with a different focus. The Effectiveness Committee focuses primarily on aspects of the school relating to: teaching and learning and curriculum design through monitoring the yearly School Improvement Plan. The Resources Committee focuses primarily on: staff, buildings and finance. The committees review policy documents, undertake …
Assessment and Test Results 2024 This table shows the percentage of Year 6 pupils achieving the expected standard in 2024, compared to the national figure for end of Key Stage 2 Test Results (this figure is provisional at the present time). The number of children in the cohort = 30 Pupils who met the …
Panshanger Primary School was inspected in March 2023 by 2 Ofsted Inspectors. We were very pleased with the outcomes of the inspection which we feel is a true reflection of the school, the full report can be found on the OFSTED website, some of the main findings are set out below. Read the full Report …