Welcome from the Headteacher
I am delighted to introduce myself as the new Head Teacher of Serenity Eltham. It is an honour to join this wonderful community, and I am genuinely excited about the journey we will take together.
Over the past 20 years, I have had the privilege of working in a wide range of educational settings. These experiences have shaped who I am as a leader and strengthened my belief that every child deserves access to rich, varied opportunities that help them make the best possible progress.
At the heart of my approach is a commitment to providing a warm, inclusive, and ambitious education. I believe in offering a curriculum that inspires curiosity, celebrates individuality, and supports the well-being of every student. My goal is to nurture an environment where children feel valued, challenged, and confident to explore their unique talents. Above all, I aim to foster a school culture built on kindness, respect, and high aspirations for all.
As a parent of three children—two in secondary school and one just beginning university—I also understand the hopes and anxieties that come with choosing a school. This perspective motivates me to build strong partnerships with families. I value open, honest communication and want you to feel fully connected to your child’s school experience.
I am very much looking forward to working closely with our dedicated staff, getting to know our students, and meeting as many families as possible. My first priority will be to listen and learn: to understand what makes Serenity Eltham special and how we can continue to grow together.
Strong schools are built on strong relationships, and I am excited to begin forming those with all of you. I look forward to seeing you at school events, around the community, and in the day-to-day life of the school. Together, we will ensure Serenity Eltham remains a place where every child can flourish.
Samantha Norris
Headteacher
Curriculum
Our curriculum is individualised, creative, innovative and flexible allowing for the needs of each pupil to be met. It aims to promote the social, moral, spiritual and cultural development of the pupils as well as their intellectual and physical development.
Pupil Information
Getting to know Serenity School or settling in, here are some bits of advice to help you on your way.
We aim to have a school that is not like or similar to other schools that you may have attended.
Safeguarding
More Information – How we safeguard our children
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