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  • Thank you for the Harvest

    Published 14/10/26

    On 14th October we celebrated Harvest with a wonderful service at school based around gratitude. The hall was overflowing with pupils and their families, united as a school family, and together we enjoyed a joyful celebration of God’s goodness to all.

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  • Summer Disco

    Published 14/07/26

    The children had a great time at their summer disco!

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  • Maypole Dancing

    Published 05/05/26

    The Foundation children danced around the maypole this afternoon. 

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  • Red Nose Day

    Published 30/03/26
    'Wear Something Funny for Money'
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  • Active Travel Breakfast

    Published 17/03/26
    Children who walked, scooted or rode a bike to school this morning were rewarded with pancakes!
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  • Dr Bike Day

    Published 09/03/26

    Dr Bike in school today

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  • World Book Day

    Published 05/03/26
    World Book Day Fun
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  • National recognition for St Andrew's Primary

    Published 30/01/26
    We are very proud to share that St Andrew’s C of E (VA) School has received national recognition after the Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, wrote to congratulate staff on the school’s results for disadvantaged pupils at the end of the 2024 to 2025 academic year
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  • Christmas at St. Andrew's

    Published 18/12/25

    Thank you for joining us at St. Andrew's Church for our Christmas service.

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  • Christmas Lunch

    Published 15/12/25

    Christmas Lunch 2025

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  • The Christmas Fair

    Published 08/12/25

    Thank you for supporting the Christmas fair. 

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  • St Andrew's Day

    Published 02/12/25

    On Friday 28th November we had a special whole school assembly to celebrate St Andrew's Day. All classes contributed to the service in different ways. 

    Year 1 and 2 sang and danced to a lively version of 'When the saints go marching in'. They also shared some of the qualities that St Andrew was well known for. Year 6 (who are very talented at choral speaking) performed a poem about St Andrew and Year 5 finished the service with prayers.

    Year 3 made beautiful fish to represent Andrew the fisherman and shared how Jesus chose him to be a disciple.  

     

    Year 4 created stunning portraits of St Andrew. They shared a range of interesting facts about his life.​​​

     

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