Garden Suburb Junior School

Garden Suburb Junior School is a three-form entry community school located in Hampstead Garden Suburb, London, catering to children aged 7-11. Established in 1912, the school has a rich history, with part of its building rebuilt in 1960 following World War II damage. The school promotes a supportive and stimulating environment, aiming to cultivate excellence and enjoyment in learning, encapsulated in its motto, "PER ARDUA AD ASTRA," which translates to "Reach for the Stars."

The curriculum at Garden Suburb Junior School is designed to be inclusive and diverse, adhering to national expectations while drawing on local history to engage students. With a focus on critical thinking and analytical skills, the school provides a broad and ambitious history curriculum that encourages children to understand their role in society and the complexities of the past.

The school has a capacity of 360 pupils, currently accommodating 346 students. It offers modern facilities, including interactive classrooms, a music room, and a library, alongside outdoor spaces like a playground and nature garden. The school also fosters strong links with the adjacent infant school, enhancing the continuity of education for students transitioning between the two.