Welcome to Staveley CE Primary School
On behalf of the children, staff and Governors, I would like to welcome you to Staveley CE Primary School.
We are very proud of our village school which stands in beautiful grounds surrounded by hills, fields and trees. We have strong links within the local community and we work closely with St James’ Church situated next door to school.
Our Core Christian Values of Friendship, Respect, Compassion, Thankfulness, Courage and Service are at the heart of everything we do and we are committed to developing a love of learning in all our children.
Our School Vision;
We love to learn. We learn to love, embraces loving one another as Jesus loved us. We strive to recognise our flocks' individual gifts and celebrate these gifts in a caring, loving and Christian environment. We aspire to create a community of hope filled, lifelong learners who are empowered to embrace challenge and can influence positive change in the world.
Our curriculum covers the requirements of the National Curriculum as well as offering our children a wide range of experiences including exciting trips and Residential visits, Outdoor and Adventurous Activity Days, Theme Weeks and the use of our extensive grounds.
Our most recent Ofsted inspection – April 2019 recognised this stating that; "Pupils benefit from a rich curriculum that is carefully planned to meet their needs and interests." "The school is a warm, welcoming and positive learning environment where the dedicated staff and Governors work hard to ensure that children are happy, safe and proud to be a part of Staveley Primary School."
We hope the information included on this website gives you a flavour of the special place Staveley CE Primary School is.
If there is anything else you would like to know please do not hesitate to get in touch. If you are a prospective parent we would be happy to take you on a tour, please call the School Office to arrange this.
Miss Lisa Strange
Headteacher
Calendar
Jacob class have been learning all about the whole and parts of numbers with a big focus on number 5. They also had a fantastic afternoon learning about hibernation and migration and had time playing with the new water wall. What a great day.
Come to the book fair next week in the school hall. 8.30am-8.55am and 3.25pm-4.00pm Monday morning to Friday morning. Loads of great books to choose from.
So proud of this amazing Keith Haring art from the Swaledales today 😍🖌️🎨 #keithharing #weloveart
Jacob Class have finished their unit of work on ‘Supertato’ by creating their own ’Supertatos’ finished their paintings of the Evil Pea and completed their unit of work on aboriginal art. They also enjoyed a sneak peek of the book fair and had a fun PE lesson. A great end to the week…
A school grounds sculpture trail was created in tonight’s outdoor adventure club. Everyone made a junk model creature, or wand that could turn something into a creature. Can you spot the snake, spider, blackbird, butterfly and snail?
Could you build a structure which would survive an earthquake? We tried in Herdies this afternoon and quickly realised that the building materials you have and the severity of the earthquake will have an impact on how much damage occurs.
Thank you Miss Jayne and Mrs Billington for fun and exciting gymnastics and music lessons. We love them!
We love collaborative maths in Herdies. This week we are starting to think about adding 1s, 10s and 100s.
Today Swaledales read The Colour Monster as part of their PSHE work on understanding our feelings. They made their own Colour Monsters out of the very versatile paper plate. In the photos the children are showing the colour monsters feeling with their faces. Part 2 of the Class.
