Business Details
Your Church of England Primary School in Warwickshire
At Coughton C Of E Primary School, we cultivate a nurturing family atmosphere where Christian values permeate every aspect of school life, from worship to daily interactions. Our dedicated team is committed to delivering an exceptional education that values individuality, fosters happiness, and prepares children to thrive academically and personally. With a rich, diverse curriculum, we prioritise holistic development through partnerships with parents, carers, and the local community.Every staff member embraces continuous learning, ensuring our environment remains dynamic and responsive to pupils' needs. We uphold high expectations while nurturing enthusiasm and encouragement, creating a foundation for lifelong learning and personal growth.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
After-School Clubs
SEND Support
Forest School Programmes
Parent Engagement
Breakfast Club
Curriculum Enrichment
Highlights and features
- Experienced staff dedicated to every child's academic and personal development
- Christian values integrated across all aspects of school life and learning
- Strong partnerships with parents and local community for holistic education
- Innovative curriculum balancing core subjects with creative and physical education
- Supportive 'learning school' culture where all members grow together
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education programme aligned with national standards, focusing on core subjects like English, mathematics, and science while nurturing creativity and critical thinking. Our experienced teachers employ engaging, child-centred approaches to develop foundational skills and a lifelong love of learning. The curriculum integrates character education and wellbeing to support holistic development.
Religious Education
Christian values form the foundation of our religious education curriculum, exploring biblical teachings alongside other world faiths to promote understanding and respect. Weekly collective worship and regular church services reinforce spiritual growth within a supportive community. This programme helps children develop moral awareness and appreciation for diverse beliefs.
After-School Clubs
Our after-school provision offers varied clubs covering sports, arts, technology, and academic support to extend learning beyond regular hours. These sessions encourage new interests, develop teamwork skills, and provide supervised care until 17:30. Activities change termly to maintain engagement and cater to different age groups.
SEND Support
We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs through individualised learning plans and specialist resources. Our inclusive approach ensures every child accesses appropriate challenges while receiving emotional and practical assistance. Regular parent consultations maintain consistent support strategies across home and school environments.
Forest School Programmes
Weekly forest school sessions develop practical skills and environmental awareness through hands-on outdoor activities. Children engage in team challenges, nature exploration, and survival skills practice in our woodland area. This programme builds confidence, resilience, and appreciation for the natural world.
People
Mr Alex Kolb
Head of School
Mr Kolb leads our school with a vision for values-based education, bringing extensive experience in primary leadership and Christian school ethos development. He champions collaborative learning approaches and community engagement.
Questions
What are the school's admission arrangements?
We follow Warwickshire County Council's admissions policy for Church of England schools. Contact our office for specific criteria and application processes.
How does the school support pupil wellbeing?
Our Thrive programme addresses emotional and social development through dedicated sessions and pastoral care integrated across the curriculum.
What extra-curricular opportunities exist?
We offer changing after-school clubs including sports, coding, art, and music, plus residential trips for older pupils.
How are parents involved in school life?
Regular workshops, volunteering opportunities, and our active PTA foster strong home-school partnerships to support children's learning.
What special facilities does the school have?
Our grounds include a dedicated Forest School area, multi-sport playground, and specialist classrooms for music and computing.
How does the school handle special educational needs?
Our SENCO coordinates individual support plans, specialist equipment access, and targeted interventions while maintaining inclusive classroom practices.
