Business Details
Inclusive Primary Education with Christian Values in Shrewsbury
Condover C Of E School provides an inclusive, values-driven education rooted in Christian principles. Our mission is to nurture every child's potential through a growth mindset approach, fostering resilience, creativity, and collaboration. As part of the Diocese of Hereford Multi-Academy Trust, we combine academic excellence with spiritual development, ensuring learning extends beyond the classroom into the global community. Our unique school dogs, Mabel and Dottie, enhance emotional well-being and literacy skills through their calming presence. We prioritise inclusivity, ensuring no child feels limited by barriers to learning, while celebrating individuality within a supportive family environment.Our curriculum integrates core Christian values of love, trust, and forgiveness, reflected in daily interactions and community partnerships. Through spiritual gardens, restorative practices, and peer support systems, we cultivate empathy, leadership, and environmental stewardship. Regular parental engagement and transparent communication strengthen our commitment to holistic education. Recognised for innovative approaches to emotional and social development, we prepare pupils for lifelong learning in a compassionate, interconnected world.
Services
Primary Education
Inclusive Learning
Christian Values
School Dogs Program
Community Engagement
Highlights and features
- We offer an inclusive, values-driven education rooted in Christian principles.
- Our Growth Mindset approach fosters resilience, creativity, and academic confidence.
- School dogs enhance emotional well-being and literacy engagement.
- Strong community partnerships ensure holistic pupil development.
- Part of the reputable Diocese of Hereford Multi-Academy Trust network.
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program combines academic rigor with values-based learning, fostering critical thinking and creativity. Pupils engage in a broad curriculum enriched by outdoor learning and digital literacy. Christian values underpin daily activities, promoting empathy and global citizenship.
School Dogs Program
Mabel and Dottie, our school dogs, support emotional development and literacy. Their presence reduces anxiety, encourages reading aloud, and strengthens social bonds through structured interactions and animal-assisted therapy sessions.
Christian Values
Christian teachings shape our inclusive ethos, with weekly worship, Bible studies, and community service projects. Values like forgiveness and trust are embedded in behavior policies and peer mentoring programs, nurturing compassionate leaders.
Community Engagement
We collaborate with local churches, charities, and schools to enhance learning opportunities. Initiatives include food bank collections, intergenerational projects, and joint eco-schools activities, fostering civic responsibility and social cohesion.
Inclusive Learning
Our SEND provision offers tailored support through specialist staff and adaptive resources. A nurturing environment ensures all pupils access the curriculum, with individualized plans and sensory spaces promoting academic and personal growth.
People
Mrs Kerrie Lewis
Executive Headteacher
With over 15 years in education, Kerrie leads our school with a focus on inclusive learning and Christian values. She champions innovative teaching methods and community partnerships to enhance pupil development.
Miss Rebecca Elvins
Head of School
Rebecca oversees daily operations and safeguarding, ensuring a safe, supportive environment. Her expertise in child welfare and curriculum development strengthens our commitment to holistic education.
Mrs Steph Reid
SENDCo
Steph specializes in special educational needs, designing personalized learning strategies. Her compassionate approach ensures every child receives tailored support to achieve their full potential.
Mr Ewan Evans
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Ewan prioritizes pupil safety and well-being, implementing robust safeguarding protocols. His proactive engagement with families and staff fosters a secure, nurturing school community.
Questions
What makes Condover C of E Primary School unique?
Our Christian values, school dogs, and growth mindset approach create a nurturing environment where every child thrives academically and emotionally.
How do school dogs benefit pupils?
Mabel and Dottie enhance emotional well-being, encourage reading through non-judgmental listening, and strengthen social skills via structured interactions.
What values shape your curriculum?
Christian principles of love, trust, and forgiveness underpin our teaching, alongside resilience, collaboration, and environmental stewardship.
How do you support special educational needs?
Personalized plans, specialist staff, and adaptive resources ensure all pupils access the curriculum, with dedicated sensory spaces and one-on-one support.
Can non-Christian families join?
Yes, we welcome families of all faiths and backgrounds, fostering inclusivity while respecting diverse beliefs within our Christian ethos.
