We believe Morden is a highly successful school. This is down to our happy, friendly children; dedicated and hardworking staff; supportive parents and governors and our exciting and engaging learning environment. Working together in partnerships with parents, we strive towards our school motto – Learn, Achieve, Enjoy!
Our main school aim is to ensure that all children reach their personal best.
At Morden we have high expectations of children, staff and parents. We are very proud of the team of staff who work together to ensure that the children receive their entitlement of the best possible education. We expect parents to take an active role in their children’s experience at Morden and to work with the school to ensure their child maximises their future life chances and opportunities.
Every child at Morden receives an achievement card where they can strive towards collecting stickers for showing they are trying their personal best to earn bronze, silver, gold and platinum certificates and badges. Once they earn a platinum certificate, they work towards being presented with a hummingbird badge.
Why the hummingbird? In Native American culture, the hummingbird symbolizes hope for accomplishing that which seems impossible. My hope is that every child who walks through our door accomplishes their best, even if the mountain to climb seems impossible! By choosing Morden Primary for your child, you choose to work alongside us to aspire towards your child achieving their personal best - whether that's academic, sporting, or through the arts. We want exactly the same as you - The very best for your child.
We are very sad that this year we cannot have our annual Christmas Fair. Not only is this an exciting day for all families and staff but it’salso a vital fund raiser for the school.
However, this will not stop us having some Morden Christmas fun!
Instead of asking for donations of prizes and gifts for our stalls, we are going to hold lots of themed mufti days and will be asking for a smalldonation in return.
With the money donated, we will buy some fun gifts and prizes to create adult and children Christmas hampers to be raffled off.
The remaining mufti days are:
Wednesday 2nd December – Crazy Hair Day
Full uniform to be worn but the crazier the hair style the better.
Wednesday 9th December – Come to school in your pyjamas
please feel free to add a bit of Christmas sparkle to this.
Monday 14th Dec - Class parties
Monday 14th - The premier of our first virtual Nativity
Tuesday 15th - Christmas Raffle Drawn
Wednesday 16th - Christmas Jumper day and Christmas Lunch
Wednesday 16 - End of term for Nursery - Normal collection times.
Friday 18th - End of term for reception to Y6 - IMPORTANT please note the following collection times.
We are very sad that this year we cannot have our annual Christmas Fair. Not only is this an exciting day for all families and staff but it’s also avital fund raiser for the school.
However, this will not stop us having some Morden Christmas fun!
Instead of asking for donations of prizes and gifts for our stalls, we are going to hold lots of themed mufti days and will be asking for a smalldonation in return.
With the money donated, we will buy some fun gifts and prizes to create adult and children Christmas hampers to be raffled off.
The remaining mufti days are:
Wednesday 2nd December – Crazy Hair Day
Full uniform to be worn but the crazier the hair style the better.
Wednesday 9th December – Come to school in your pyjamas
please feel free to add a bit of Christmas sparkle to this.
Monday 14th Dec - Class parties
Monday 14th - The premier of our first virtual Nativity
Tuesday 15th - Christmas Raffle Drawn
Wednesday 16th - Christmas Jumper day and Christmas Lunch
Wednesday 16 - End of term for Nursery - Normal collection times.
Friday 18th - End of term for reception to Y6 - IMPORTANT please note the following collection times.