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Est. 2012 OCTOBER 2018 unction15 Your local independent magazine Rated For ages 'OUTSTANDING' 3 months to in all areas 11 years (ISI Inspection, 2017) Visit us to nd out what makes Edenhurst so special Open Morning - Thursday 11th Oct 9.30am - 12noon Call 01782 619 348 or visit www.edenhurst.co.uk to book your place Westlands, Newcastle-under-Lyme ST5 2PU 15,000 copies delivered to homes & businesses in Clayton, The Westlands, Westbury Park, Thistleberry & Trentham Family run business from the 1950’s unction WHAT’S IN THIS MONTH ... 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Established in 1961 by the Copestick family, the field, in music, drama, dance and a wide range School has continued to evolve into a nurturing, of extra-curricular activities. family-orientated and academically excellent As a non-selective school, we are hugely proud school. of our success rates. In 2017-18 we once In Edenhurst’s latest ISI inspection (March again achieved 100% success in getting Year 6 2017) the School was graded “EXCELLENT” in pupils into the senior schools of their choosing, all areas. This is the highest grade a school can including Newcastle-under-Lyme School, be awarded under the ISI Inspection scheme. Denstone College and Stafford Grammar Meanwhile the Early Years provision was School, with several academic and music awarded the grade of “OUTSTANDING” across scholarships being awarded. the board, with the report noting that “children At Edenhurst, we are committed to supporting receive an excellent start to their education.” working families. Our school fees include both At Edenhurst, we nurture our pupils: in small before and after school care every day from class groups to develop their individual talents and gifts; to look after their personal needs; 7:30am until 6:00pm, and our Holiday Club, and to care for their welfare. We inspire our ‘Edventures’, offers fun-filled days for children pupils: with innovative delivery of lessons by aged 4 - 11 during the school holidays. A free enthusiastic teachers with specialist knowledge bus service is provided from Market Drayton using the latest ICT technologies across a broad and Nantwich with various pick up points along curriculum.
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