Northern Infant School

Northern Infant School, located in Fareham, Hampshire, is a mixed community primary school with a current enrollment of 138 pupils, against a capacity of 180. The school is part of the Federation of Northern Schools, which emphasizes an inclusive environment where each child is valued as an individual. The leadership team, comprising Acting Co-Headteachers Mrs. Fullick and Mrs. Morley, is committed to fostering a safe and joyful learning atmosphere.

The school’s curriculum aims to inspire and prepare children for the future, focusing not only on academic achievement but also on personal growth and social development. Engaging learning experiences are enhanced by the school's extensive outdoor spaces, promoting curiosity and creativity among students. The school also follows the Living Difference IV syllabus for Religious Education and incorporates a blended music curriculum.

Northern Infant School values strong partnerships with families and the wider community, believing that collaboration is essential for student success. The school encourages parents to participate in their children's education and offers resources to support their journey, including a New Entrant Information Pack and opportunities for school tours.