Parkland Junior School

Parkland Junior School, located in Eastbourne, East Sussex, is a community primary school with a current enrolment of 232 pupils, slightly below its capacity of 240. The school is part of the Parkland Federation, which includes Parkland Infant School, and both institutions have received a 'good' rating from Ofsted. The school's ethos revolves around high expectations, respect, and a nurturing environment, aiming to inspire students and foster a lifelong love of learning.

The curriculum at Parkland Junior School is designed to be engaging and innovative, incorporating a range of subjects and activities that promote both academic and personal development. Notable features include a bespoke beekeeping curriculum and the presence of animals on-site, such as llamas, ducks, and chickens, which enhance students' learning experiences and well-being. The school also prioritises digital literacy through various platforms and tools, ensuring that students are equipped with essential skills for the future.

Support for pupils extends beyond academics, with a strong emphasis on emotional well-being and physical health. The school community is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment, actively addressing issues such as discrimination and bullying. With a dedicated staff and a focus on pastoral care, Parkland Junior School strives to provide a holistic education that prepares children for their future.