At Charlton House, our intentionally small classes ensure each child receives personalised attention and support, tailored to their individual learning needs. This nurturing environment fosters stronger relationships, increased confidence, and ensures each child reaches their potential.

At Charlton House, incorporating Forest and Eco-schooling into our weekly timetable for all classes fosters a deep connection with nature and encourages environmental responsibility from an early age. It also supports children’s physical, emotional, and social development through hands-on, outdoor learning experiences.

Each child from Year 1 to Year 6 is allocated their own Chromebook at Charlton House, enabling seamless access to digital learning across all subjects. By embedding computing throughout the curriculum as well as teaching it as a standalone subject, we ensure our pupils become confident, capable, and future-ready digital citizens.

At Charlton House, the emphasis on pupils’ welfare ensures every child feels safe, valued, and supported in their learning journey. As noted in our ISI 2024 report, “Pupils' welfare lies at the heart of the school, with well-understood and enacted values contributing towards high levels of emotional wellbeing”- a foundation that enables children to thrive both academically and personally.

At Charlton House our core subjects of English and Maths are taught in flexible groups in order to provide each and every child with the right level of support and challenge. This style of individualised learning ensures that every learner is able to thrive and reach their full potential.

At Charlton House, having foundation subjects taught by passionate, specialist teachers brings expertise and enthusiasm that inspires pupils and deepens their understanding. This specialist-led approach sparks curiosity, fosters a love of learning, and keeps pupils actively engaged in every lesson.

With an array of different before and after school clubs, along with breakfast and teatime care, there are plenty of options to extend the school day at Charlton House, from 7.30am - 4.45pm.  

Charlton House is guided by its Christian ethos and at the heart of our school is our Mission Statement: ‘Love One Another.' We foster an inclusive environment where every individual’s learning, achievements, wellbeing, and values are celebrated, shaping both how we operate and what we strive to achieve.