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Your Trusted Primary School in Randwick, Gloucestershire
Established in 1857, Randwick CofE Primary School is a village school rooted in Christian principles, offering a nurturing environment where every child can flourish. Our curriculum, aligned with the National Curriculum, is enriched through experiential learning, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and a deep connection to the community. Guided by our motto 'Hands, feet and hearts that make a difference,' we prioritise individual growth, resilience, and respect, preparing students to thrive in modern Britain.

With strong partnerships between staff, governors, and families, we cultivate a supportive ecosystem that values academic excellence, spiritual development, and social responsibility. Our dedicated team ensures that learning is both engaging and meaningful, with a focus on real-world application and leadership opportunities.
Services
Primary Education SEN Support Wraparound Care Religious Education Remote Learning Safeguarding Curriculum Enrichment
Highlights and features
  • Founded in 1857, we combine tradition with innovative teaching methods.
  • Our Christian ethos fosters compassion, integrity, and community service.
  • Dedicated staff provide personalised support for every child's development.
  • Curriculum enriched with outdoor learning and partnerships with local organisations.
  • Strong parental engagement enhances educational outcomes and well-being.
Services
Primary Education
Randwick CofE Primary School delivers a comprehensive curriculum for children aged 4-11, blending National Curriculum requirements with creative, experiential learning. Our approach fosters academic excellence, critical thinking, and character development through small-class teaching and individualised support. With a focus on real-world connections, pupils engage in outdoor learning, arts, and community projects, preparing them for future educational stages and life in modern Britain.
SEN Support
We provide tailored educational support for children with special educational needs, including individual learning plans and specialist resources. Our SEN coordinator works closely with teachers and parents to ensure each child's unique requirements are met through targeted interventions and inclusive classroom practices. Regular progress reviews ensure continuous adaptation to pupils' evolving needs.
Wraparound Care
Our Skylarks Wraparound Care offers flexible childcare before and after school, featuring structured activities and supervised play. The service supports working families while providing pupils with opportunities for social development and recreational learning in a safe, nurturing environment aligned with school values.
Religious Education
The RE curriculum explores Christian teachings and other world faiths, promoting spiritual reflection and intercultural understanding. Through Bible study, worship, and philosophical inquiry, pupils develop moral awareness and respect for diverse beliefs while engaging with fundamental questions about identity and purpose.
Remote Learning
During school closures, we deliver structured remote learning via Google Classroom, with weekly curriculum-linked activities. The programme includes teacher support, parental guidance resources, and access to digital platforms covering all core subjects, ensuring educational continuity and engagement for pupils at home.
People
Kathryn Wilson
Headteacher
With extensive experience in primary education, Kathryn leads our school with a commitment to nurturing every child's potential through Christian values and innovative teaching practices.
Jo Donaldson
Teacher
A dedicated educator specialising in safeguarding, Jo brings over 15 years of classroom experience, focusing on child welfare and inclusive learning environments.
Simon Eddy
Safeguarding Governor
Simon oversees safeguarding governance, ensuring robust child protection policies while supporting the school's strategic development and community engagement initiatives.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
As a Church of England school, we prioritise children from Christian families, siblings of current pupils, and those living in our catchment area. Full details are on our website.
Does the school offer support for children with SEN?
Yes, we provide tailored support for children with special educational needs, including an SEN coordinator and individualised learning plans.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer wraparound care, sports clubs, music lessons, and leadership opportunities like House Captains and Worship Monitors.
How does the school involve parents?
We encourage parental involvement through regular communication, volunteering opportunities, and collaborative events like curriculum workshops.
What safety measures are in place?
Our designated safeguarding leads ensure child protection policies are rigorously followed, with staff trained in safeguarding procedures.