Business Details
Welcome to Newbottle & Charlton Primary School & Charlton CEVA Primary School
At Newbottle & Charlton Primary School & Charlton CEVA Primary School, we are committed to nurturing well-rounded individuals through a curriculum that broadens horizons and fosters a deep connection with the natural world. Our small village school setting allows children to explore and appreciate their rural environment while developing critical thinking and collaboration skills. We prioritise spiritual growth, oracy, and global awareness, ensuring pupils understand their role in creating a fairer, more sustainable world.Our tailored curriculum integrates substantive knowledge with disciplinary skills, following a two-year cycle to accommodate mixed-year classes. Through initiatives like the Voice 21 Project, we cultivate confident communicators who value diverse perspectives. Rooted in Christian values, our ethos of love and respect underpins all aspects of learning, preparing children to thrive as empathetic, responsible global citizens.
Services
Primary Education Curriculum
Forest School Programmes
Oracy Development
Global Awareness Education
Spiritual Development
SEND Support
Wrap-Around Care
Parent Engagement Workshops
Outdoor Learning
Cultural Enrichment
Highlights and features
- We offer a tailored curriculum integrating rural exploration with global awareness.
- Our small class sizes ensure personalised attention and strong pupil-teacher relationships.
- Spirituality and oracy are embedded across all subjects for holistic development.
- We follow a two-year cycle curriculum to accommodate mixed-year classes effectively.
- Active participation in the Voice 21 Project enhances communication and critical thinking.
What people say
Outstanding personal development
Strong global awareness focus
Nurturing rural environment
Excellent oracy development
Christian ethos integration
Services
Primary Education Curriculum
Our two-year cycle curriculum integrates substantive knowledge with disciplinary skills, tailored for mixed-year classes. Focused on widening horizons, it deepens understanding of nature, climate change, and global issues while fostering independence and collaboration through a growth mindset approach.
Forest School Programmes
Leveraging our rural setting, Forest School sessions develop resilience, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. Children engage in hands-on activities that build confidence and practical skills while fostering a lifelong appreciation for nature and sustainable practices.
Oracy Development
Through the Voice 21 Project, we cultivate articulate, empathetic communicators. Children learn to express ideas clearly, listen actively, and respectfully challenge perspectives, enhancing cognitive ability and preparing them for success in all areas of life.
Spiritual Development
Rooted in Christian values, our spiritual development programme explores identity, relationships, and humanity's connection to nature and creativity. Children reflect on their place in the world, building self-awareness and respect for diverse beliefs and cultures.
Global Awareness Education
We empower pupils to understand their role in creating a fairer, more sustainable world. Through cross-curricular themes, children learn about social justice, environmental responsibility, and cultural diversity, developing the confidence to act as active global citizens.
Questions
What age groups does the school cater for?
We provide education for children aged 4-11 (Reception to Year 6).
How does the school support mixed-age classes?
Our two-year cycle curriculum ensures all pupils receive age-appropriate instruction in mixed-year classes.
What special educational needs support is available?
Our SEND provision offers tailored support with specialist staff and resources for individual needs.
Are wrap-around care services available?
Yes, we offer before and after school care through our Wrap-Around Care programme.
How does the school incorporate outdoor learning?
Forest School sessions and rural exploration are integral to our curriculum and personal development focus.
What is the school's approach to oracy development?
Through the Voice 21 Project, we develop confident communication, active listening, and respectful debate skills.
