Mrs Katie Warner | School Secretary | Wednesday to Friday |
Mrs Rachel Harland
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School Bursar | Monday to Friday |
Miss Elizabeth Alexander | Headteacher | |
Miss Jeanine Johnson | Co-Headteacher |
Mrs Anne Fletcher - Chair of Governors | |
To contact Mrs Fletcher, please mark your communication as 'confidential' and send it via the options below:
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Post your letter to the school:
Ide Hill Church of England Primary School
Sundridge Road
Ide Hill
Sevenoaks
TN14 6JT
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Send your email to:
or via the school office:
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Miss Olivia Rose - Special Education Needs Coordinator | |
Miss Olivia Rose is SENCO at Ide Hill. This is a part time role, meaning that Miss Rose's SENCO role is only on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
If you would like to contact Miss Rose, please use one of the following options:
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Post your letter to the school:
Miss Rose (SENCO)
Ide Hill Church of England Primary School
Sundridge Road
Ide Hill
Sevenoaks
TN14 6JT
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Send your email to:
for any urgent matters, please email Miss Alexander at the following address:
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Visiting the School? |
We share our beautiful village with a very successful pub, community shop and many visiting walkers. Sadly, we do not have a car park, which means that all visitors must share the parking space available. At peak times (morning and afterschool drop off) parking can be difficult. We ask all our visitors to please be patient, respecful and considerate of our neighbours, local residents and eachother. Please park sensibly and model excellent values and manners to our children.
The safety of the children is our highest priority. When visiting the school, please report to the school office where you will be asked to sign in. The office will be expecting you and may ask for identification. After signing in you will be issued with a 'visitor' pass. This pass reassures the children that you are a visitor and that you are supposed to be in school. Please wear your pass at all times. On the back of your pass there is important information regarding the school emergency evacuation procedures. Please read this information and ask any questions in the office.
Please note that the school office has two steps. The school has access for wheelchairs at the rear of the school via the playground. If you require this access, please notify the school office on 01732 750389 so that our welcoming and signing in procedure can be tailored to meet your needs.
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