Primary Times North & East Yorkshire Feb 17
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SCHOOLS AND TUITION<br />
Junior School<br />
“On visiting Bootham Junior School you will be struck immediately by its family approach…<br />
there is a warm, friendly atmosphere from the head teacher down to the youngest pupils.<br />
This provides an excellent environment for the vital early years of your child’s education. Its<br />
warm, friendly atmosphere enables children to reach their full potential, a rigorous education<br />
produces outstanding achievement and its caring ethos provides a model for learning, good<br />
citizenship and self-confidence.<br />
“Outdoor learning is taken to another level with the forest school in the grounds (racks of<br />
wellies in evidence). All take part in a residential experience (right from reception, which is<br />
very rare). It’s a gentle start with the youngest children pitching tents in the school hall for an<br />
overnight stay, complete with head-torches for a night walk and hot chocolate before bed.<br />
“The school’s extensive facilities are enhanced by the link with Bootham Senior School, one<br />
of the leading secondary, independent schools in the country. A short walk away, pupils can<br />
take advantage of its amenities including a fully equipped theatre, design and technology<br />
departments and an observatory. “ Good Schools Guide<br />
Senior School<br />
A Bootham education is about more than knowledge, skills and paper qualifications.<br />
Bootham School encourages its students to be creative thinkers, peacemakers and confident<br />
humanitarians. We hope that, while they are at School, and afterwards, they will contribute to<br />
responsive and responsible public leadership in the world.<br />
“The pupils’ personal development is excellent at all ages. Their spiritual development is<br />
outstanding. They have extremely high levels of moral and social awareness and a strong<br />
sense of right and wrong. They demonstrate a high degree of mutual respect and support.<br />
Pupils of all ages willingly take on responsibility and service both within and beyond the school<br />
community, and take seriously the need to play their part in working towards a better world, in<br />
line with Quaker testimonies. The arrangements for pastoral care and for welfare, health and<br />
safety are excellent and play a significant part in promoting the pupils’ all-round development.<br />
The quality of boarding is excellent and boarders gain much from the experience.”<br />
Independent Schools Inspectorate<br />
12<br />
<strong>Primary</strong> <strong>Times</strong> FEBRUARY Issue | www.primarytimes.net/nyorks