Welcome to Abbots Farm Junior School

 

Headteacher's Welcome

"AFJS is like a home to me. It is a place filled with happiness and fun. "

 

 

 

 

 

 

"I love learning what happened in the past."

 

 

 

 

 

 

"It's an exciting day everyday with something new to do."

 

 

 

 

 

 

"AFJS is a second family to me."

 

 

 

 

 

 

"I like the challenge at AFJS."

 

 

 

 

 

 

Latest News

Rowing Success for year 6

Rowing Success for year 6

Mar 6, 2026

This week, we sent a boys team and a girls team to the level 3 Rowing competition after a great qualifying performance at the level 2 competition last half term. All the children did brilliantly and the girls team came 2nd and were very excited to bring home their...

Cross Country Successes

Cross Country Successes

Mar 6, 2026

🏅 Cross Country Race Report – What an Amazing Team Effort! 🏅 What an incredible cross country race we had last week! Every single one of our runners—Nitika, Jack, Oscar, Will, Sebastian, Alfie, Aedan, and Jacob—showed fantastic determination, brilliant teamwork, and...

Speed Stacking Success!

Speed Stacking Success!

Dec 19, 2025

We also had another level 2 sporting success this half term with our speed stacking club making it through to the level 3 competition! They represented school brilliantly and did us all proud!

Great results for the school rowing team

Great results for the school rowing team

Dec 19, 2025

Our year 6 boys and girls rowing teams did brilliantly at the level 2 competition last week and are now heading to the level 3 competition next term! The girls proudly returned with GOLD and the boys got SILVER (and only missed gold by 1 metre!)  Amazing efforts...

 

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Abbots Farm Junior School

4 days ago

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Chase found the bluebells in our school forest area today! Have you found any other beautiful bluebell spots in and around town? We would love to see your photos! #outdoorlearning #FarmersForever ... See MoreSee Less

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Chase our The Dog Mentor went for his annual check up at Bilton Veterinary Centre yesterday and got a clean bill of health, especially for his super clean teeth! Even better, it was one of our Fantastic Farmers family that did his check up for him! Thanks Felicity's mum!😍 ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

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And here are all the Comic Relief red nose designs for you to admire! Well done to everyone that took part 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less

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The winning Comic Relief Red Nose Day entry was a fabulous design based on our The Dog Mentor himself, Chase! 😍 ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

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Did you know that we do sensory circuits with all our pupils every day to support them being ready to learn? Here is a little bit of information about what this is 🙂WHAT ARE SENSORY CIRCUITS?Sensory circuits are short, structured sequences of movement designed to help a child’s nervous system find that 'just right' level of alertness for learning, play and daily routines. They gently support the brain and body to organise sensory input, regulate emotions and improve focus.They can be especially supportive for children who struggle with transitions, children who feel anxious about school as they start their day, neurodivergent children, and those experiencing after-school restraint collapse when the day’s demands finally catch up with them.A sensory circuit follows a clear pattern: alerting activities to wake up the body and brain, organising activities to build focus and coordination, and calming activities to help the child feel settled and ready. The order matters. When done in sequence, sensory circuits can support regulation rather than overwhelm.They’re flexible, quick and practical. A circuit can take as little as 10–15 minutes and can be delivered at home or at school. First thing in the morning, after lunch, before homework, or as part of an emotional regulation routine, sensory circuits fit around real life.They’re not about pushing children. They’re about meeting sensory needs, building predictability, and helping children feel safe and supported in their bodies.Our Sensory Circuits Resource Pack includes clear explanations, visual prompts and ready-to-use activities to help adults feel confident running sensory circuits with children and young people.Comment SENSORY below for the link.#sensorycircuits #sensoryintegration #neurodivergentchildren #schoolanxiety #emotionalregulation #childwellbeing #afterchoolrestraintcollapse #supportingchildren #thecontentedchild ... See MoreSee Less

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