We are a small Church of England Primary School grounded in family values; we foster compassion, understanding and kindness. As one of the few remaining one-form entry primary schools, we can ensure each child feels known and included.
We welcome all into our nurturing community, and we look forward to welcoming you and your family too. Fanoula Smith, Executive Headteacher.
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We are a small Church of England Primary School grounded in family values; we foster compassion, understanding and kindness. As one of the few remaining one-form entry primary schools, we can ensure each child feels known and included.
We welcome all into our nurturing community, and we look forward to welcoming you and your family too. Fanoula Smith, Executive Headteacher.
Have you seen how good our school is?
"A shared understanding of generous love and respect creates a culture of care and aspiration." SIAMS 2023
Our leavers in July 2023 showed above average progress in reading and writing. The numbers of pupils meeting expected standards in reading, writing and maths was above the local and national averages. The number of pupils achieving at a higher standard in reading, writing and maths was also above the local authority and national averages.
Academic success
Flamingo Class class operates within the inclusive environment of the mainstream school, allowing children with ASD to benefit from both individualised instruction and opportunities to interact with their neurotypical peers. Highly trained staff within the class are well-equipped to address the unique needs of these children.
Specialist teachers
Creative play
We have created an environment in our outdoor areas in which our children develop a life-long relationship with the natural world. Implemented by trained practitioners, our children get the full Forest School experience within their own school.
Forest School
We aim to provide an excellent education based on the principles of the Church of England, welcoming those of the Christian faith, those of other faiths and those of none. We understand that faith is the unseen warp and weft of the love that weaves our community together
Rooted in the Church
Our children our encouraged to help out around the school whenever and wherever they can, developing their sense of community, and taking care of younger children.
Taking responsibility
In our nursery the children have lots of fun learning through play. The classroom is packed with stimulating resources to support the children’s learning, including play-dough, painting & creative, water play, messy play, domestic role-play, small world, construction, maths, writing, reading and storytelling areas.
Fun learning through play
Young musicians
As a school we want to develop the whole child which means their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.
Life-long learning
Unbeatable school lunches
"Shared values are explored during collective worship which is shaped by the Anglican foundation of the school. This creates meaningful moments for spiritual development." SIAMS 2023
Spiritual and Reflective
- listening actively to what people say
- showing respect for differences and opinions
- being honest
- respecting confidentiality
- taking an active stance against bullying and discrimination
Caring and respectful
Have you seen how good our school is?
"A shared understanding of generous love and respect creates a culture of care and aspiration." SIAMS 2023
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