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Welcome to St. Margaret's Church of England Primary School, Withern

Welcome to St. Margaret's Church of England Primary School. We are a small school for children aged 4-11 located in the village of Withern, Lincolnshire. We look forward to welcoming you into our school community - please contact us if you would like to arrange a visit. 

 

Our School Vision

Loving to Learn; Learning with Love

As an ambitious church school, we aspire to instil a life-long love of learning in our pupils while creating a nurturing community of love.

We strive to accomplish this by providing an ambitious curriculum in a safe, stimulating and outstanding school environment where everyone can flourish, fulfilling Jesus' promise of 'life in all its fullness'.

We seek to imbue a sense of responsibility and empathy in our children, enabling them to become successful citizens of the future with a strong moral compass.

Our successes are built upon the foundation of our shared values and high expectations for all.

1 Corinthians 16:14 Do everything in love. 

Across the school, we value, share and promote this in everything we do. Our Church School values of kindness, politeness, friendship, teamwork, honesty and perseverance reflect the character of the school and are encouraged and celebrated.  

Quotes from our latest Ofsted report (May 2022):

 

  • 'It is the best school,’ is how pupils describe St Margaret’s.
  • Pupils enjoy learning and playing together. They behave well because adults have high expectations.
  • Pupils enjoy using the outdoor areas during social times and for learning. For example, they explore different climates and natural spaces in the biomes and zones that leaders have created.
  • Parents and carers value the support and opportunities that the school provides. One parent, typical of many, commented, ‘I couldn’t wish for a better environment for my child to be learning and growing.’
  • Pupils like helping to make a difference to others in their community. In one such instance, the school council supported a local charity to provide hot drinks for people who are homeless. 
  • Pupils can explain exactly whom they would speak to if they had any worries or concerns. They commented that bullying does not happen at school, and that staff sort out any disagreements quickly.
  • A well-planned curriculum is in place to help pupils learn and know more.
  • Leaders are ambitious for all pupils. 

Our Latest Ofsted Report

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Ofsted Report May 2022

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