Welcome to Newdigate Infant School

We are a friendly village school with a strong Christian ethos. We are committed to doing our best for the children in our care so we aim for high standards in a supportive environment. Our curriculum is based around developing the skills needed for life and we encourage a sense of enjoyment and love of learning.

Please explore our website, look at the vision and aims for the school, take a look at our Class Project and Activities Gallery sections to see photographs of life in our school and feel free to contact us if there are any areas on which you want further information.


Arts Alive Festival in Dorking

Year 1 and Year 2 singing at the Arts Alive Festival in Dorking Saturday 1st OctoberYear 1 and Year 2 singing at the Arts Alive Festival in Dorking Saturday 1st October


Visit to Bluebell Wood

Visit to Bluebell WoodThe Bluebell Walk was a lovely activityThe children recently visited the beautiful Bluebell Wood, to see what they discovered click here to view our gallery from the visit.


Mothers' Day Party hosted by the Reception Year

Mothers' Day Tea PartyMothers' Day Tea PartyOur reception children invited their mothers to a Mothers' Day Tea Party. The children made biscuits and performed some songs for these special people!

To view some pictures from the day please Click Here


Pause Day 2011

cAPTION hEREOn our Pause Day this year, we talked and learnt about the meaning of EasterWe held a "pause day" where we came off the normal curriculum to spend some time pausing and thinking of the Easter story. This led to some lovely work from the children in drama, writing, singing, craft and cooking. At the end of the day we got together so that each class could show the rest of the school what they had been doing. The work done on this day was used as the basis of our Easter service.

See our Activities Gallery for further pictures.


Having Fun for a good cause on Red Nose Day 2011

Red Nose Day 2011Red Nose Day 2011It was the teachers' turn to wear uniform on Red Nose Day! We had a lot of fun and the children dressed up in some wonderful costumes. To view our photos from the day Click Here


Outstanding Ofsted and SIAS Inspection Results - July 2010

Children celebrate Ofsted ResultWe were delighted with our recent Ofsted and SIAS Inspection reports please click the relevant links below to download them:

Ofsted - click here

SIAS - click here


350th Anniversary Oak Cross

350th Anniversary CrossThe school was pleased to be presented with an Oak Cross marking the school's 350th Anniversary in 2010. It was funded by the donation collected from the Year 2 leavers last year and with an additional donation from the Steer and Booth Foundation to pay for the relief carving on the base. It has been designed and carved by Nick Geard, a local craftsman, and made from local oak.

To view more image of Nick Geard's superb work click here


School Topics - Transport

Does it fly like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ?For our topic on transport we had a visit from three different ages of cars so we could compare them. Children and staff loved it. Great work and discussion came form the visit. To view our gallery of cars please click here


New Trim Trail

Look enough for a whole car !Completed recently the new Trim Trail is already proving a useful addition at playtime. To view or gallery please click here


Newdigate Family Fair

To view a gallery of pictures taken at the Newdigate Family Fair held on the Brocus Field in the village please click here

Please note that this gallery is independent of this school website and is not under our control


Look at Activities gallery to see photos from Hever Castle trip

Hever CastleHever CastleTo view photos from our trip to Hever Castle Click Here


School Flag design by Sorcha

School Flag design by Sorcha

We are taking part in the Surrey Arts Flag project. We have chosen this design to be our school flag. It will be on display at Loosley Park from 24th June then will be returned to school complete with flag pole! Click on the thumbnail of the design to see an enlarged version.


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