Business Details
Welcome to Oundle Church Of England Primary School
We are a Church of England primary school serving children aged 4 to 11, rooted in Christian values while embracing modern educational practices. Our school forms part of the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust (PDET), enabling collaborative learning opportunities across a network of schools. We deliver a rich, progressive curriculum tailored to meet diverse needs, from early years foundation stage through to Year 6. Our dedicated staff combine subject expertise with pastoral care to nurture happy, confident learners prepared for future challenges. As an inclusive community, we prioritise safeguarding, online safety, and individualised support for pupils with special educational needs.Our extracurricular programmes and partnerships extend learning beyond the classroom, fostering holistic development. With strong links to local churches and the wider community, we cultivate responsible citizenship grounded in shared values. The school maintains high standards through regular Ofsted monitoring and transparent performance reporting. Our facilities include wraparound care, enrichment activities, and modern learning environments designed to inspire curiosity. Through continuous improvement initiatives, we ensure our educational provision remains relevant and impactful for every child.
Services
Pre-School Provision
Early Years Foundation Stage
Key Stage 1 Education
Key Stage 2 Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Wrap Around Care
Enrichment Activities
Parental Engagement Programmes
Highlights and features
- We are part of the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust network
- Our staff provide specialist support for early years and SEND pupils
- We maintain strong partnerships with local churches and communities
- Our curriculum combines academic rigour with character development
- We offer wraparound care and enrichment activities beyond classroom hours
Services
Pre-School Provision
Our pre-school programme offers a nurturing environment for children aged 3-4 years. Qualified staff deliver play-based learning aligned with Early Years Foundation Stage requirements. The curriculum focuses on communication, physical development, and personal, social, and emotional growth through structured activities and free play.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide tailored support for pupils with special educational needs through our dedicated SENCO and inclusion team. Individual education plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions ensure all children access the curriculum. Regular parent consultations and external agency collaboration maintain consistent progress monitoring.
Wrap Around Care
Our wraparound care service operates before and after school hours, offering supervised activities in a safe environment. The provision includes breakfast club, after-school club, and holiday provision with age-appropriate games, homework support, and outdoor play supervised by trained staff.
Enrichment Activities
We offer a range of enrichment activities including sports clubs, creative arts, STEM workshops, and community projects. These programmes extend learning beyond the classroom, develop new skills, and encourage teamwork. Activities are available during lunchtimes, after school, and through residential trips for older pupils.
Parental Engagement
Our parental engagement initiatives include curriculum workshops, family learning days, and volunteer opportunities. We maintain open communication through regular newsletters, parent-teacher consultations, and digital platforms. The Primary School Association organises social and fundraising events to strengthen school-family partnerships.
People
Mrs Griffin
Headteacher
Mrs Griffin leads our school with over 15 years' experience in primary education leadership. She champions inclusive learning practices and maintains strong links with the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust. Her vision focuses on nurturing every child's potential through values-based education.
Miss Morrison
Assistant Headteacher
Miss Morrison oversees Key Stage 2 curriculum delivery with special responsibility for mathematics. She has led successful school improvement initiatives and coordinates transition programmes for pupils moving to secondary education. Her teaching approach emphasizes problem-solving and real-world applications.
Mr Nyczka
Assistant Headteacher
Mr Nyczka manages Key Stage 1 provision and leads staff professional development. He specialises in early reading interventions and has implemented effective phonics programmes across the school. His leadership focuses on creating engaging, child-centred learning environments.
Mrs Mace
SENCO/Inclusion Manager
Mrs Mace coordinates special educational needs provision with over a decade of experience supporting diverse learners. She develops individualised learning plans, liaises with external specialists, and trains staff in inclusive teaching strategies. Her work ensures all pupils achieve their personal best.
Mr Treverton
Chair of School Forum
Mr Treverton chairs our governance body with extensive experience in educational leadership. He represents community interests, oversees strategic planning, and ensures financial accountability. His background in local government education policy informs school development priorities.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through to Year 6.
Is your school part of a trust?
Yes, we are part of the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust (PDET) which supports our Christian ethos and educational standards.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENCO coordinates individualised support plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions for pupils with additional needs.
What after-school care options exist?
We offer breakfast club from 7:45am and after-school club until 5:30pm, with varied activities and supervised play.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through curriculum workshops, volunteer opportunities, and the Primary School Association's events and fundraising.
What enrichment activities are available?
We provide sports clubs, creative arts, STEM workshops, and residential trips that extend learning beyond the classroom.
