Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Shrewsbury
Established in 1843 by the Marquess of Bath, we are a thriving village primary school dedicated to fostering a positive, safe, and stimulating learning environment. Our ethos centres on three core values: readiness, respect, and safety, which guide every aspect of school life. We prioritise inclusive education, ensuring children from diverse backgrounds develop self-belief and become independent, confident lifelong learners. Our curriculum focuses on knowledge retention through spaced repetition and interconnected learning, while embedding British values such as democracy and mutual respect.With over 170 years of heritage, our historic buildings and grounds provide a nurturing space for academic and personal growth. We offer a broad range of experiences, from Forest School sessions and residential trips to musical instrument lessons and partnerships with local organisations like the NSPCC and emergency services. Our dedicated team of teachers, governors, and support staff work collaboratively to deliver a rich educational experience tailored to individual needs.
Services
Primary Education
Curriculum Programs
Safeguarding
Forest School
Residential Trips
Music Lessons
Admissions Support
School Meals
Governance
SEND Support
Highlights and features
- We offer a knowledge-rich curriculum with spaced repetition for long-term learning
- Our inclusive environment supports children from diverse cultural backgrounds
- We embed British values through democratic practices and mutual respect
- We provide unique experiences like Forest Schools and residential trips
- Our historic campus combines tradition with modern educational approaches
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education programme for children aged 4-11, focusing on core academic skills and character development. Our curriculum prioritises knowledge retention through structured repetition and cross-curricular links. With small class sizes and dedicated teachers, we ensure individualised support while fostering independence and confidence in every pupil.
Forest School
Our Forest School programme offers hands-on outdoor education, teaching children about nature, ecology, and environmental stewardship. Through structured activities like plant identification, bug hunting, and survival skills, pupils develop practical knowledge while building resilience and teamwork abilities in a natural setting.
Residential Trips
We organise residential trips for Key Stage 2 pupils, including a two-night experience for Year 6 and one-night stays for Year 4. These trips enhance classroom learning through immersive cultural, historical, and scientific exploration, while developing social skills and independence through shared group experiences.
SEND Support
Our Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) provision offers tailored support for pupils requiring additional learning assistance. We implement individualised education plans and collaborate with external specialists to ensure every child receives appropriate accommodations and achieves their full potential within an inclusive environment.
Safeguarding
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols aligned with national standards, ensuring pupil welfare remains paramount. Our trained staff implement preventative measures, conduct regular safety drills, and maintain open communication channels with parents while complying with statutory child protection requirements and local authority guidelines.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stage 2.
How do you support pupil wellbeing?
Our inclusive environment prioritises emotional safety through structured pastoral care, peer support systems, and regular wellbeing check-ins with staff.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer Forest School sessions, musical instrument lessons, sports competitions, and educational visits to museums and cultural sites.
How do you involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and our Friends (PTA) organisation that supports school events.
What are your school hours?
The school day runs from 8:40 AM to 3:00 PM, with supervised playtimes included in the schedule.
How do you teach British Values?
We integrate British Values through democratic classroom practices, rule-based activities, liberty-focused learning projects, and interfaith awareness programmes.
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