Pupils are proud of their school. They understand their role in making the school the harmonious learning community it is." OFSTED February 2019

Welcome to The Victory Primary School

Welcome to our school's website. If your child is joining us for the first time, we welcome you as parents and look forward to a happy and successful partnership over the coming years. If you already have a child here, we hope to strengthen our existing links with you to enable us to provide the best education possible.
 
Our motto is ‘The Best in Everyone’ and so we are committed to providing the highest standard of education for every pupil. We share, with parents, the responsibility for teaching our children and preparing them for the future. Our children really matter and every individual’s ability is recognised, developed and rewarded.
 
In February 2019 we were inspected by OFSTED and judged to be ‘good’ in all areas. (See link below.)
 
If you are thinking of bringing your child to The Victory Primary School please make an appointment by calling us on 023 9200 1160. I will be pleased to personally show you around the school. If you have any concerns please make contact with us as we are always ready to discuss any matter with you.

"Pupils and staff demonstrate the school values of kindness, respect, determination, teamwork and excellence in their day-to-day work". OFSTED February 2019.
 

Newsletters

OFSTED Report

Please click here to read our most recent OFSTED report from February 2019

Article in the local paper about our OFSTED Report.

After School Club

The After School Club operates within the values and guidelines of the school. However, it differs from lessons and in that its’ emphasis is on providing good quality play care for your child after a busy day at school. 

Please click here to visit our page all about our After School Club

Miss School, Miss Out Campaign

‘Miss School, Miss Out’ Attendance Campaign

Portsmouth city will see the launch of a two year school attendance campaign this week – Miss school, miss out!

The new ‘Miss School, Miss Out’ campaign aims to improve school attendance levels in the city by highlighting to parents / carers and students what they can achieve if they have good attendance and reach their full potential, as well as illustrating how missing school can limit their future lives.

It’s important to ensure that each child attends school regularly. Evidence shows that children who do so are more successful, not only in school, but in all areas of life. Missing school means not only missing out on lessons, but also clubs, friendships, careers support, trips and all the other opportunities that school has to offer. If children understand the importance of regular attendance from an early age, it helps them to maintain that attitude throughout their school life and into their work life.

Portsmouth City Council is committed to ensuring that every child gets the chance to go to school to help them to get the best possible start to life.

Please click here to read more.