Our school values of Love, Kindness, Joy, Self-Control and Faithfulness stem from the bible passage.... Galatians 5 v 22-23 “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
Dulwich Village C of E Infants’ School works effectively with all members of the school community to provide a rich, high quality education for all its children. It is an outstanding school where children develop both personally and academically.
“The distinctiveness and effectiveness of Dulwich Village CE Infants' School as a Church of England school are OUTSTANDING”
“Our school is special because we have friendly, kind teachers and we learn fascinating things. Also we have a lot of fun!”
“The children play with me, the teachers care for me, the playground is fun and the classroom is fun too!”
To see Terms and Holiday 2019-20 click here
Begin - Monday 25th February
Easter Holiday - Break up
Friday 5th April
Summer Term 2019
Begin Tuesday 23rd April
(May Bank Holiday will be taken on 6th May)
Summer half term
Break up Friday 24th May
Begin Monday 3rd June
Summer Holiday
Break up Friday 19th July
Inset Days Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd July
To see Terms and Holiday 2019-20 click here
Begin - Monday 25th February
Easter Holiday - Break up
Friday 5th April
Summer Term 2019
Begin Tuesday 23rd April
(May Bank Holiday will be taken on 6th May)
Summer half term
Break up Friday 24th May
Begin Monday 3rd June
Summer Holiday
Break up Friday 19th July
Inset Days Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd July
We are looking forward to welcoming you back on Monday 25th February!
Click below for our latest Ofsted report:
Ofsted link
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PTFA news available soon...
Dulwich Village C of E Infants’ School has a close relationship with St Barnabas Church and with them we seek to engage children and adults in their understanding of the Christian faith through school and church worship and through participating in celebrations throughout the school year.
