D Godfrey
HeadteacherA Message From The Head
If I could sum up Valley Gardens in one word, it would be “opportunity”.
One of the first questions that we ask all of our learners when they join our school is “what do you want to achieve?” It has become our school motto because we truly believe that our pupils can achieve whatever they set their minds to when they join our school. The school has always focused on developing the whole child and providing pupils with the opportunities that they need to achieve the goals that they have set for themselves. Academic success is a high priority in our school, but it sits alongside the value that we place in physical, creative, moral and spiritual development. Our outstanding curriculum offers so many opportunities for our pupils to develop in these areas. We aim for pupils to leave our school as bright and able young people who are good citizens with the right grounding to succeed in their next phase of education.Important Messages
U13 Girls fantastic 1st Round County Cup winners against NCEA Dukes. Well Done Girls!
#vgmspe
Great Kindness, Resilience and Respect shown today by Valley’s Cross Country runners at Temple Park. Super Bronze medal for Jessie and great runs all round. @NorthTynesidePE #vgmspe
Valley fabulous winners tonight in the U13 National Cup 1st Round.
Well Done and onto Round 2.
@SchoolsFootball #vgmspe
We are gold…. (gold)…. Always believe in your goals…. (Enough of that) ! Thanks to all the staff involved in achieving the highest level of compliance to Health and Safety standards in our recent audit by the local authority.
Valley’s very own Austin today gracing the Stadium of light with super fans Mr Murphy, Mr Murton and Joseph.
Everyone at Valley is super proud!
What a fantastic start to Valley for these wonderful footballers. Absolutely incredible this evening at Marden Bridge Middle.
Well Done All!