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Churchill Primary School in Caledon, Co. Tyrone
Churchill Primary School has served the Caledon community since 1852, providing quality education for children aged 4-11. Our historic listed building combines traditional values with modern facilities, including interactive classrooms, eco gardens, and a purpose-built sports hall. We maintain strong partnerships with local families, offering tailored learning experiences that nurture academic achievement and personal development.

Our dedicated staff implement innovative teaching methods while preserving a safe, inclusive environment that fosters confidence and responsibility. With continuous infrastructure improvements since our 2005 extension programme, we ensure our learning spaces meet contemporary educational needs while maintaining our heritage character.
Services
Primary Education After School Programme Stay Late Club Eco Schools Initiative Forest Schools Piano Tuition Rugby Events
Highlights and features
  • We offer 170+ years of educational expertise in Caledon community
  • Our facilities include interactive whiteboards and eco-learning gardens
  • We maintain strong school-parent partnerships for student success
  • We provide diverse extracurricular activities including sports and eco-projects
  • Our staff implement modern teaching methods with individualised support
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Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11 through structured classroom learning. Our curriculum covers core academic subjects alongside creative and physical development. Qualified teachers employ interactive whiteboard technology to enhance traditional teaching methods.
After School Programme
Our after-school provision offers supervised activities until 4pm daily. The programme includes homework support, sports, and creative projects in a safe, structured environment. Sessions are available Monday-Friday during term time.
Eco Schools Initiative
We promote sustainability through hands-on eco-projects and garden maintenance. Students participate in environmental stewardship activities that develop ecological awareness and practical skills. The programme aligns with national curriculum requirements.
Forest Schools
Our outdoor education programme develops practical skills and environmental appreciation through woodland activities. Children engage in structured nature-based learning that supports curriculum objectives and personal development.
Stay Late Club
We provide supervised evening childcare until 2.50pm daily. The club offers structured activities and homework assistance for working families. Sessions accommodate children from all year groups in a safe environment.
People
Mrs Peters
Teacher
Experienced educator specialising in early years development with over 15 years teaching P1/2 classes.
Mrs Wilson
Teacher
Qualified primary school teacher with expertise in middle years curriculum delivery for P2/3 students.
Mrs Burton
Teacher
Specialist educator focusing on upper primary mathematics and literacy instruction for P4/5 classes.
Mrs Cartmill
Teacher
Experienced senior teacher responsible for P6/7 transition curriculum and extracurricular activities.
Mrs Black
Teacher
Co-educator in upper primary classes with special responsibility for music and creative arts programmes.
Questions
What age range does Churchill Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4-11 years across seven class groups from P1 to P7.
Are after-school care options available?
Yes, we offer Stay Late Club until 2.50pm daily and After School Programme until 4pm.
What special facilities do you provide?
Our facilities include interactive whiteboards, eco gardens, sports hall, and playground equipment.
How do you involve parents in school activities?
We maintain strong school-parent partnerships through regular communication and collaborative learning initiatives.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
We provide piano tuition, rugby events, eco projects, and Forest Schools outdoor learning programmes.