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Welcome
Our Christian value this half term is "Integrity"
“May integrity and uprightness protect me, because my hope, LORD, is in you”
psalm 25:21
Our vision for education
‘To be a family where we love one another as Jesus loves us, learning and sharing together, growing in character and giving of our best to achieve greatness – ‘For with God, nothing is impossible’ (Luke 1:37). To nurture compassionate, thoughtful and knowledgeable citizens of their community, country and the modern world’.
Welcome to our website, where we hope you will find all the information you need.
We’re a Church of England Voluntary–Aided Primary school, which means that whatever your child can or can’t do, they matter to us because they are children living in the love of God. We welcome every child we’re able to take, whatever their background.
Our school wants the very best for the children in our care and we work very hard to be the best we can be. We are committed to giving every child – your child – the best education possible, so that they succeed personally and contribute wonderfully to the wider world.
Ian Williams
Head teacher
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EYFS
“ Deep, caring relationships between all members of this tightly knit Christian family are a significant feature of Christ Church school. They are underpinned by Christian values that have a significant impact on the daily lives of everyone in the school. As a result, pupils have an excellent attitude to their learning and standards of achievement are high. The strong, mutually nurturing and supportive relationships, rooted in the teaching of Jesus, are evident in every part of school life. Pupils feel safe, happy, valued and well cared for. They mirror the excellent adult role models provided for them in the school and their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is outstanding.”
(Church Schools Inspection 2016)
