Welcome from the Chair of Governors
Culworth Church of England Primary School has a two hundred year history - not all primary schools can claim that! Over the last twenty years, the school has changed significantly with a near-doubling of pupil numbers, new classrooms, and the recent transformation of the 200 year-old School House into a modern teaching space.
Over the last ten years or so, all schools have undergone a revolution in the classroom as a result of the introduction of the national curriculum and its accompanying regulations and standards. There are new teaching methods, as well as the best of the familiar. There is a whole range of tests and targets for pupils, teachers and governors to meet. Public accountability has never been higher. Our reports have been consistently good and we continue to develop the curriculum and facilities.
Whilst we are proud of our academic achievements, we place a high value on sport and the arts and aim to produce well-rounded children.
The school prides itself in the relationship between teachers, parents and governors, and between the school and the wider community. Whether you are a new or prospective parent, a volunteer helping out in the classroom or a visitor to the school, I am sure you will be made very welcome. We need your support to help maintain our high standards and the quality of learning experience which our children deserve.
Gill Nunn
Chair of Governors
Over the last ten years or so, all schools have undergone a revolution in the classroom as a result of the introduction of the national curriculum and its accompanying regulations and standards. There are new teaching methods, as well as the best of the familiar. There is a whole range of tests and targets for pupils, teachers and governors to meet. Public accountability has never been higher. Our reports have been consistently good and we continue to develop the curriculum and facilities.
Whilst we are proud of our academic achievements, we place a high value on sport and the arts and aim to produce well-rounded children.
The school prides itself in the relationship between teachers, parents and governors, and between the school and the wider community. Whether you are a new or prospective parent, a volunteer helping out in the classroom or a visitor to the school, I am sure you will be made very welcome. We need your support to help maintain our high standards and the quality of learning experience which our children deserve.
Gill Nunn
Chair of Governors