- Primary
- School Life
A Healthy Lifestyle
We strive to provide a safe, welcoming and positive atmosphere
We offer a creative curriculum so that students are not only prepared for their future education but also grow and develop as curious individuals, eager to learn throughout their lives and maintain healthy living habits. We therefore provide them with an inspiring school life, excellent social relationships and a wide range of opportunities and experiences to enrich them both socially and culturally.
Healthy Atmosphere
We promote the benefits of sport and physical exercise
Our aim is for our pupils to see sports as an essential element for developing social values, both individually and as part of a team. We do this through physical education lessons taught by specialist teachers, as well as through co-curricular activities.
Onsite kitchens
The school has two kitchens: an industrial style kitchen, where we prepare the standard menu, and a smaller, fully equipped kitchen for preparing special menus for pupils with allergies or food intolerances.
All menus served to our pupils and staff in our dining rooms are prepared in our own kitchen.
All menus are reviewed and approved by the school doctor and the head of the dining room and kitchen who also supervises the entire process, from purchasing onwards, to ensure that all meals served are well-balanced and healthy and to the pupils’ liking.
Waste reduction
A designated group of pupils is responsible for composting the waste generated during the preparation of fruits and vegetables in the kitchen.
Reward system
The dining room monitors hand out stickers with drawings of “super” vegetables to raise awareness about the importance of healthy eating.
Supervision
We ensure that each pupil eats properly and we make note of any anomalies to then inform families and attempt to resolve them.
Special diets
Our specialised staff plan, cook, and oversee special diets for those pupils with allergies, illnesses, religious restrictions or other reasons.
Medical Care
The school has an onsite clinic, staffed by a school nurse and a nursing assistant, where all pupil and staff medical needs are seen to. Throughout the school day, first aid is provided in case of an accident, as well as any medical attention required in case of illness. Necessary treatment is provided in accordance with authorisation by families.
Comfortable Environment
Our facilities are designed to make our pupils feel comfortable and safe, as well as to encourage the magic of learning.
Dining Room
Outdoor Areas
Classrooms
William Caxton Library
Sports Hall and sport facilities
Emotional Education
One of our main goals is for all pupils to come to school happy, so we strive to create an atmosphere in which they can reach their full potential. Likewise, we encourage them to participate in all the activities that school life offers to help develop a sense of educational community.
PSHE -Personal, Social, Health & Economics
This programme helps pupils to acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to become successful in life. Furthermore, it helps them become active, confident, healthy, independent, responsible and well-informed citizens.
SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects for Learning)
We have developed this programme which is linked to our six core values. Pupils learn to respect each other, handle conflicts, be resilient, and understand that making mistakes is all part and parcel of learning. The programme also helps children to increase their self-esteem, which has a positive impact on their learning and in their daily lives.
Building Our Community
Families are at the heart of our education system. We love to see our families at the various events that we organise throughout the school year.
We organise events such as Activity Afternoons, and also invite our families to participate in charitable or cultural experiences at our charity markets, art exhibitions and book fairs, so they can share the messages that the school conveys to their children. The same applies to Co-Curricular activities, where parents can see how their children develop skills and encourage them at home. We also organise a 'Coffee with a Family' event, where parents can have a casual chat with a member of our Board of Directors. Another initiative that brings our families closer to school is Teacher Appreciation Day. In short, our doors are always open to our families.
The school has pupils of more than forty-five nationalities coexisting together and classroom integration works thanks to educational initiatives that help create a seamless educational community.
Our School, One Community ethos aims to ensure that newly arrived students and families quickly feel like part of the Caxton community. Additionally, from an early age students work on projects in class that highlight cultural diversity in all its forms and emphasise values such as respect and empathy.
Assemblies & Houses
Safe School Transport
We offer a school transport service for all of our students with more than 20 routes covering the main residential areas of Valencia and Castellón.
Our Uniform, Our Identity
Our dress code and uniform aim to create equality among pupils while helping them feel and identify as part of a community. For the convenience of our families, all items are available for purchase from the school shop.
Summer Uniform
from Easter to October
Sandals are not permitted
Winter Uniform
from November to Easter
P.E. Kit
Long hair must be tied back.
Summer Uniform
from Easter to October
Winter Uniform
from November to Easter
P.E kit
Long hair must be tied back.
Key Stage 1 (Year 1 & Year 2)
Summer Uniform
from Easter to October
Sandals are not permitted
Winter Uniform
from November to Easter
P.E. Kit
Long hair must be tied back.
Key Stage 2 (Year 3 to Year 6)
Summer Uniform
from Easter to October Winter Uniform
from November to Easter
P.E kit
Long hair must be tied back.
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