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Fairseat provides a happy, stimulating and secure environment for some 168 girls aged 4 to 11.
Entrance is at 4+ and is selective. The broad-based curriculum recognises the importance of the core subjects of English, Mathematics and Science, and delivery is through a mix of form teaching and subject specialist teaching. The curriculum is supported by local trips and outings, to take advantage of the opportunities offered by our proximity to central London. There is a strong tradition in drama, music and art at Fairseat, and sport has a key place in the curriculum. ICT also forms a key part of the curriculum.
Junior School News
Here is the latest Channing School News. You can read older news by visiting the archive. If you are looking for something specific, please try searching the news.
Nativity Play
11.01.2012Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 performed the annual Christmas play in the New Hall. Well done to all who were involved, it was a great success.[more]
Year 3's Ancient Egyptian Workshop
21.12.2011Both Year 3 classes enjoyed travelling back in time to investigate life in Ancient Egypt, the focus of their History lessons. Their costumes were fantastic and their huge smiles and colourful Egyptian styles...[more]
Year Five's Bread Making Workshop
06.10.2011As part of their Design and Technology curriculum, Year 5 enjoyed a bread making workshop. They investigated, tasted and created different types of bread and were lucky enough to take some dough home to bake too....[more]
Battlefields trip
11.05.2010By Francesca Lawrenson, Year 9 As a crowd of tired Year 9s dragged themselves on to the coach at the 7am, there was a sense of excitement in the air at the prospect of the trip ahead. We were off to the battlefields of France...[more]
