School Tour

The Old School
	This part of the school dates from 1872, and houses the School Office, the staff room, our ICT suite (complete with digital projector, interactive whiteboard and internet access) and study.
The Main Block
	Four main classrooms are in a row with cloakrooms and toilets attached. A corridor runs the length of the building to provide and the toilets are located at one end. All the classrooms are carpeted, have sink and are fully double glazed.
The Classrooms
Rowan Class		Elm Class

Year 3 pupils are taught in Rowan class.		Year 6 pupils are taught in Elm class.
Oak Class	Willow Class	Beech Class

Our youngest pupils are in Oak class, a purpose-built Early Years room next to the hall and with its own play area.	Year 1 and year 2 pupils are taught in Willow class.	Year 4 and year 5 pupils are taught in Beech class.
We have interactive white boards (IWB) in our classrooms. Click here to see us using them.
The School Hall

Daily assembly/ Collective Worship is held here. There is a fixed climbing frame, gymnasium box and other assorted PE apparatus. Music, movement, drama, country dancing and various other activities also take place in the Hall. Most children eat their lunch in the hall. Children may bring packed lunches if they wish, or order cooked lunches.
Recreational Areas

	There are two playgrounds; one for the infants at the front of the school and one for the juniors at the rear. Both are marked with netball courts. We also now have an adventure playground which the children have supervised use of. On fine days and especially in the summer, all the children use the playing field at the back of the school. In winter it is marked with a football pitch and in summer an eight-lane athletics track. The school grounds are very attractive with trees, flowering shrubs, and bushes.