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Nurturing Excellence Through Christian Education
Established to provide a nurturing educational environment rooted in Christian values, our school fosters academic excellence through a dynamic curriculum that engages pupils in meaningful learning experiences. Our dedicated team prioritises holistic development, integrating faith, play, and community involvement to cultivate well-rounded individuals. With a focus on inclusivity and continuous improvement, we maintain strong partnerships with families and local organisations to support every child's growth.

Our commitment to quality education is evidenced by our Ofsted-rated teaching practices and tailored programmes that address diverse learning needs. Through initiatives like Forest School and specialised subject instruction, we equip students with essential skills for future success while upholding our core principles of respect, perseverance, and justice.
Services
Primary Education Religious Education After-School Clubs Special Educational Needs Support Forest School Programme
Highlights and features
  • We integrate Christian values with modern educational practices
  • Our Ofsted-rated teaching ensures academic excellence
  • Specialised curriculum themes promote holistic development
  • Strong community partnerships enhance learning opportunities
  • Experienced staff deliver tailored support for diverse needs
Services
Primary Education
Our comprehensive primary curriculum follows structured learning pathways for children aged 3-11. Qualified teachers deliver engaging lessons across core subjects while nurturing social and emotional development. Regular assessments ensure pupils progress at appropriate rates towards national standards.
Religious Education
Christian education forms a core component of our teaching, with weekly worship sessions and Bible-based lessons. We explore different faith traditions while maintaining our Church of England ethos through partnerships with local clergy and church activities.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SENCO provides tailored support for children with learning difficulties or disabilities. Individual education plans are developed in consultation with parents and external specialists to ensure appropriate accommodations and progress monitoring.
After-School Clubs
We offer a range of extracurricular programmes including sports teams, creative arts workshops, and leadership development initiatives. These clubs extend learning beyond the classroom while fostering teamwork and personal growth through structured activities.
Forest School Programme
Our outdoor education initiative delivers curriculum-linked experiences in natural environments. Qualified instructors guide pupils through practical activities that develop resilience, problem-solving skills and environmental awareness through hands-on exploration.
People
Karen Fletcher
School Business Manager
Managing school operations and finances with over 15 years' experience in educational administration. Oversees document management and coordinates parent communications.
Sarah Biney
Assistant Headteacher, SENCO
Specialist in special educational needs with responsibility for inclusion policies. Provides expert support for pupils requiring additional learning assistance and coordinates SEN provision.
Patrick Eggleston
Chair of Governors
Leading the governing body with strategic oversight of school development. Ensures effective governance and policy implementation across all educational and operational matters.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 3-11 years across our Nursery, Reception, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 classes.
How do you incorporate faith into education?
Christian values form our foundation, with daily worship, church partnerships, and moral teachings integrated across our curriculum.
What special programmes do you offer?
Our unique curriculum includes Forest School, themed learning units, and specialist subject teaching in key areas.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENCO provides tailored support with individualised learning plans and specialist resources for children requiring additional help.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer diverse clubs including sports teams, creative arts, and leadership programmes like our Junior Travel Ambassadors.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through our Friends group, volunteer opportunities, and regular consultation events shaping school development.
Reviews (5)
Liber Andras
Oct 12, 2021 Report
Supportive Staff
support Skills
push your to do more
encourage interventions
Behaviour models used within school is excellent.
John Green
Oct 11, 2021 Report
My son finished that school and I can only say positive things, I do listen to my children opinion yet I have to say
He learnt problem-solving, often missing out the intermediate stages in an argument and making original connections. Has an unusual and vivid imagination. Learned to read at an early age. Have a really wide vocabulary. After this school school is catching on as the popularity and continues to grow yet the prevalence in a new school is likewise rapidly expanding.
John Austin
Aug 28, 2021 Report
I enjoyed my time while i did volunteering within Greet Primary , learnt many skills and gained lots of knowledge. A place i would love to be in again.
Dominika Matis
Jun 17, 2020 Report
This primary school is as good as if it was a private school. The size is perfect, if you want your child to receive the full support by the staff and have the child in a friendly family like environment. Everybody knows everybody and the school community feels like an extended family. The value of respect is shown by all. My children are happy in the school and do well in it.
Ewan Parsons
Jul 19, 2018 Report
When I was Little hated this School because there was no one friendly Teachers and Pupils Ewan Parsons