Queen’s Inclosure Primary School
Notices
All school uniform can now be purchased at Skoolkit in Havant in-store or online.
The last week for after school clubs this term is week commencing 24 March 2025. For more information, please visit the clubs page on the website.
If your child is due to start school in September 2025. Please refer to our Starting School at Queens Inclosure page for more information.
Our next INSET day is Monday 17th March 2025.
NHS medical advice & guidance on common childhood illnesses.
The leadership team has maintained the good quality of education in the school…Together with senior leaders and governors, you have a very clear vision for the school of enabling pupils to achieve well and become happy, responsible people.
You have rightly placed the well-being of pupils at the heart of the school so there is a strong culture of safeguarding that staff and pupils embrace.
This is an inspiring and inclusive place to learn. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), benefit from the high standards that are set. They value learning about everything that the rich curriculum offers.
The high-quality provision for personal development underpins pupils’ successes. Pupils have a deep appreciation for different cultures and faiths.
Enriching and inspiring experiences contribute significantly to school life. These varied opportunities are meticulously planned to deepen pupils’ learning.
Welcome
Welcome to Queen's Inclosure Primary School; a Hampshire County Council maintained community school for 4 to 11 year olds.
Our building, which has been open since April 1990, has an award winning design concept that provides a light and stimulating open plan environment in which to learn. We benefit from beautiful and extensive grounds, that back onto ancient woodland. We are very fortunate to use this to enable learning to take place outside, helping us to make learning active and engaging, and to enhance our creative and exciting curriculum.The school is held in very high esteem by the local community and is regularly oversubscribed.