Churchill Church of England Primary School

Highlights from Latest Inspection

Pupils love coming to this welcoming and inclusive village school.

The school day starts with friendly greetings and calm routines. The school's values of 'love, respect and hope' come through in the way pupils treat each other. Across the school, pupils know what is expected of them.

They follow the rules and attend regularly.Pupils strive to meet the school's high ambition. They live up to the school motto of 'with kind hearts and determined minds, we inspire each other to be the best we can be'.

Pupils take pride in their work and exhibit a determination to succeed in their learning. This is reflected in the school's published outcomes in national tests.Pupils enjoy learning through a well-organised and ambitio...us curriculum that builds their knowledge and skills over time.

Staff know pupils well and adapt learning to overcome any barriers. As a result, pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities receive the support that will help them succeed.Pupils feel safe and well cared for.

They trust staff to deal with issues quickly, such as bullying. Pupils form positive relationships with their peers and staff. In the classroom, pupils ask and answer questions enthusiastically.

They sustain effort, listen carefully and respond to feedback. In the playground, pupils of all ages play together harmoniously. Pupils take pride in contributing to the local community through activities, such as fundraising, food bank collections or litter picking.

These activities prepare them well for life in modern Britain. The weekly 'Citizen of the Week' cup is awarded to one pupil in the school who best exemplifies the school values. The school tracks participation closely to ensure that every pupil, including those who are disadvantaged, benefits from its extracurricular opportunities.

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