Business Details
Primary Education Excellence in Bromley
St George's Church of England Primary School has been nurturing young minds since 1869, rooted in Christian values that emphasize mutual respect, lifelong learning, and spiritual growth. Our dedicated staff fosters a secure environment where children flourish academically, socially, and emotionally, supported by strong partnerships between families and educators. The curriculum is designed to empower pupils by balancing academic rigor with creative exploration, enriched by outdoor learning in our Forest School and extracurricular activities.Recognized in Ofsted reports for exceptional pupil behavior and enthusiasm for education, we celebrate individuality while instilling a commitment to community service. As part of the Aquinas Church of England Education Trust since 2013, we maintain high standards across Bromley, ensuring a holistic approach to education that aligns with Jesus' vision of life lived to the full. Continuous improvement drives our programs, from early years to post-16 pathways, reflecting our dedication to transformative learning experiences.
Services
Primary Education
After School Club
Breakfast Club
Forest School Program
Religious Education
Curriculum Enrichment Activities
Highlights and features
- We cultivate a secure environment where children flourish academically, socially, and spiritually.
- Our curriculum emphasizes creative exploration and outdoor learning through Forest School programs.
- Pupils are recognized for exceptional behavior and enthusiasm for education (Ofsted 2022).
- Staff prioritize mutual respect and individualized support for holistic child development.
- Partnerships with families ensure children's welfare and educational needs remain paramount.
What people say
Exceptionally well
Proud members of their community
Highly motivated
Keep safe online
Physically and mentally healthy
Services
Primary Education
Our curriculum nurtures academic excellence while developing character through personalized learning and spiritual reflection. Students engage in a broad range of subjects enriched by extracurricular activities and partnerships. We emphasize critical thinking, creativity, and values-based education to prepare children for future challenges.
Forest School Program
Hands-on natural experiences build resilience and environmental awareness across age groups. Qualified leaders guide activities that enhance teamwork, problem-solving, and physical development. This program complements classroom learning with real-world applications in a safe woodland environment.
After School Club
Supervised care from 3:30pm-6:00pm includes homework support, snacks, and varied activities like board games and outdoor play. We cater to diverse needs with allergy-friendly meal options and flexible attendance arrangements for working families.
Breakfast Club
Operates daily from 7:30am-8:45am with nutritious breakfast options and structured activities. Children participate in games and quiet time before classes, ensuring punctual school readiness in a supportive setting.
Religious Education
Curriculum integrates Christian values with interfaith understanding, encouraging reflection on moral questions. Lessons foster spiritual curiosity through age-appropriate discussions that connect personal beliefs to global perspectives and community service.
People
Mrs Jennifer Francis
Headteacher
Mrs Francis leads St George's with a focus on nurturing individual potential within a Christian community. She champions innovative teaching methods and maintains strong parental engagement to support pupil development and well-being.
Carrie Sawyer
Family Worker
Carrie provides confidential family support, addressing educational, behavioral, and well-being concerns. She organizes workshops and collaborates with external agencies to ensure comprehensive care for students and families within our school community.
Questions
What are your admission criteria?
We follow the Aquinas Trust's admissions policy with priority given to children from Christian families and those with siblings already attending.
Do you offer extended school care?
Yes, we provide Breakfast Club (7:30-8:45am) and After School Club (3:30-6:00pm) with structured activities and snacks.
How is spiritual development incorporated?
Spiritual growth is embedded in our curriculum through religious education, collective worship, and opportunities for reflection on ethical questions.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer Forest School programs, enrichment weeks, and various clubs covering creative, physical, and academic interests throughout the week.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SEND policy ensures tailored support through differentiated instruction, specialist resources, and collaboration with external professionals to meet individual learning requirements.
Can I visit the school?
Open events, including parent tours and stay-and-play sessions, are scheduled regularly for prospective families to experience our learning environment.
Reviews (1)
Kieraedwardsx
Oct 02, 2016
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My daughter was bullied there so much I had to change schools and they only teach the people who get the lesson.my daughter was a level 3and since she has moved her she is a level 5-6 !
