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Welcome to Baston Ce Primary School
Baston Ce Primary School is a welcoming, inclusive church school dedicated to nurturing children in a Christian environment. We prioritise academic excellence while fostering a love of learning through a rich, challenging curriculum. Our team of talented staff, supported by governors, ensures high standards and prepares children for future educational challenges. The school prides itself on exemplary behaviour, a caring atmosphere rooted in Christian values, and a commitment to helping every child reach their full potential.We actively engage families and the community, offering opportunities for visits and involvement in school life. With a focus on lifelong learning, we equip students with essential skills and enthusiasm for continued growth. Our rural setting enhances a unique, joyful learning environment where laughter and achievement coexist.
Services
Primary Education
Christian Education
After-School Clubs
SEND Support
School Admissions
Highlights and features
- We offer a caring, inclusive atmosphere rooted in Christian values.
- Our staff deliver a rich, challenging curriculum for lifelong learning.
- We maintain high academic standards with exemplary student behaviour.
- Talented educators prioritise individual potential and personal growth.
- Active community engagement strengthens our school's supportive environment.
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11, following the national curriculum with a Christian ethos. Our approach combines academic rigor with character development, ensuring students gain foundational knowledge and values. Lessons are delivered by experienced teachers in a supportive environment that encourages curiosity and confidence.
Christian Education
Christian values underpin all aspects of school life, with regular collective worship and religious education. We teach respect, compassion, and responsibility through biblical principles while respecting diverse beliefs. This holistic approach helps children develop moral understanding and spiritual awareness within a welcoming community.
After-School Clubs
Our after-school clubs offer enrichment activities including sports, arts, and academic support. These sessions extend learning beyond the classroom while developing teamwork and new skills. Activities change seasonally to maintain engagement and cater to varied interests across different age groups.
SEND Support
We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities. Our SENDCo works closely with teachers and parents to create individualised learning plans. Resources and interventions ensure every child accesses the curriculum and achieves personal learning goals.
School Admissions
Admissions guidance covers nursery through Year 6 entry processes, including application procedures and school visits. We offer clear information about eligibility criteria and transition support. Prospective parents receive personalised assistance to understand our school's unique offerings and community values.
People
Mrs Georgie Allen
Headteacher
Mrs Allen leads with a commitment to high standards and lifelong learning. She champions a curriculum that prepares children for future education while nurturing their personal development within Christian values.
Mrs Jo Bannister
School Office
Mrs Bannister manages administrative operations, ensuring smooth day-to-day functioning. She serves as a primary contact for general queries, supporting both staff and families with organisational expertise.
Mrs Michelle Dix
School Office
Mrs Dix collaborates with Mrs Bannister to handle school communications and logistics. Her role ensures efficient administrative support across all areas of school management and parent engagement.
Mrs Marie Webb
SENDCo
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Mrs Webb develops tailored learning strategies. She works closely with teachers and parents to support children with diverse educational requirements through targeted interventions.
Mrs Jill Groutage
Chair of Governors
Mrs Groutage oversees governance, ensuring strategic direction aligns with educational standards. She facilitates communication between governors, staff, and the wider community to maintain the school's vision and values.
Questions
What age groups does Baston C of E Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4-11, covering nursery through Year 6. Our curriculum adapts to different key stages while maintaining consistent Christian values and high academic standards.
How does the school integrate Christian values into daily learning?
Christian principles shape our behaviour policies, collective worship, and relationships. Weekly services, prayer spaces, and values-based lessons help children understand compassion, responsibility, and respect.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer after-school clubs including sports teams, art workshops, and music groups. Seasonal activities like gardening and coding clubs provide diverse enrichment opportunities for all interests.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENDCo creates individualised learning plans with regular progress reviews. We provide specialist resources and small-group interventions while maintaining full inclusion in school activities.
Can prospective parents visit the school?
Yes, we welcome visits arranged through our office. Tours let families experience our caring atmosphere, meet staff, and see our facilities before making admissions decisions.
Reviews (3)
Maria Quinn
Jan 25, 2017
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Visited this specialised Autistic school often and was always very impressed with what I saw. The staff appeared very dedicated and the children looked happy. Keep up the challenging excellent work!
John Williams
Jan 06, 2016
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The main advice I can offer to prospective parents looking at the school is to be sure to delve past the marketing. Check out the relevant qualifications of all teaching staff, including the Principal (there is no qualified Headteacher). Ask about the high turnover of both staff and pupils. Above all else, thoroughly question the use of restraint, the techniques used and the training behind them.
William Conroy
Nov 10, 2014
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This school is for Autistic spectrum children and is part of the Hillingdon group founded by Anna Kennedy O.B.E. Wish there were more like it. Wonderful!
