Our School
Our school is a successful small rural primary school. Our latest OFSTED inspection in 2010 judged the school as 'outstanding', this was the school's third consecutive 'outstanding' judgement. A subject inspection by OFSTED of education for sustainable development in January 2007 was also judged as outstanding.
The school is at the heart of the community and places great emphasis on its relationships with children, parents and other members of the community.
Our school aims to provide a friendly caring and secure environment, in which all the children are valued and achieve their full potential.
So how can we do this?
The school recieved the the DfES 'School Achievement ' award in 2002 and 2003 in recognition of the standards achieved and is included in the Ofsted Annual Report published in February 2004 as 'a particularly successful school'. The school recieved the Investors in People standard in 2005.
The School Building
The school was built in 1860, but it has been extensively remodelled to provide an attractive and spacious learning environment.
The school comprises of
The Grounds
The school has a large and attractive site, with sports pitches, a wild area, an outdoor gym, summer house, sensory trail and a Millennium Garden. The playground has been enlarged and resurfaced and has a variety of games and activities including an activity trail. There is a dedicated outside area for Foundation Stage pupils, which is covered and contains a raised decking area.
The pupils contributed greatly to the design of the outdoor space and are justly proud.
The school is at the heart of the community and places great emphasis on its relationships with children, parents and other members of the community.
Our school aims to provide a friendly caring and secure environment, in which all the children are valued and achieve their full potential.
So how can we do this?
- By providing a broad based curriculum in stimulating surroundings
- By developing positive attitudes to activities and learning
- By fostering care and respect for others
- By using effective teaching methods
The school recieved the the DfES 'School Achievement ' award in 2002 and 2003 in recognition of the standards achieved and is included in the Ofsted Annual Report published in February 2004 as 'a particularly successful school'. The school recieved the Investors in People standard in 2005.
The School Building
The school was built in 1860, but it has been extensively remodelled to provide an attractive and spacious learning environment.
The school comprises of
- Four classrooms
- Technology area
- ICT Suite
- Library
- Music room
- Cloakroom
- Office
- Staff room
- Kitchen
- Entrance lobby
- After School Club Room
- Early Years outdoor area
- Study
The Grounds
The school has a large and attractive site, with sports pitches, a wild area, an outdoor gym, summer house, sensory trail and a Millennium Garden. The playground has been enlarged and resurfaced and has a variety of games and activities including an activity trail. There is a dedicated outside area for Foundation Stage pupils, which is covered and contains a raised decking area.
The pupils contributed greatly to the design of the outdoor space and are justly proud.
