Christian Distinctiveness

We are a Church School and this informs our entire ethos. We have fantastic links with St Peter’s Church and other churches in the area and increasing links on a national and international scale. We celebrate all the major festivals in Church, including Christmas with our lovely Nativity, Harvest Festival, and Easter.

Collective worship is held by Father Jeremy, the Open the Book team and we are supported by Jordan Lambert who is our local Christian schools worker who dedicates his efforts to supporting the growth and well-being of children in Staffordshire. 

Key findings from our siams report

The school is effective in living out its Christian vision through strong relationships.

Strong and nurturing staff work very well as a team and older pupils act as role models for their younger peers.

Leaders, staff and pupils can articulate the school vision and its biblical foundation.

Collective worship is enriched by the very strong relationships with the church. Pupils
lead worship in the local church at key times in the Christian calendar. This allows all to reflect on the deeper aspects of life. 

Dedicated and compassionate leadership empowers strong teamwork. Leaders model
the importance of the vision to ‘Dream, believe, learn and achieve’ in all that they do.

Religious education (RE) is effective in enabling pupils to learn about Christianity and world religions. They are able to make informed decisions about their own beliefs.The school is effective in living out its Christian vision through strong relationships.