We're a caring, Christian community school helping to create confident, sociable and responsible citizens. At the heart of our school is the belief that each child is unique and has special talents which should be nurtured, enabling our children to be life long learners.
We're a very happy and purposeful school where children are encouraged to grow, explore and be part of a vibrant community. Each child should be provided with the opportunities to succeed through appropriate support and challenge.
We are delighted to announce that St Mary's Primary has been awarded the Reading for Pleasure Award from the Society of Authors for a THIRD year in a row! We believe that reading books for pleasure is a fundamental part of a child's development and unlocks the door to future success. We are therefore so proud to be a school where children enjoy...
Thank you for the warm welcome to St Mary's Church Pop Up Café this week. Class 3 really enjoyed singing their Easter songs to the local residents of the village. Thank you to the café staff for the delicious cakes afterwards!
Thank you to Rupert Marshall (https://www.rupertmarshall-luck.com/), a local professional violinist, for a fantastic performance at Newcastle School this week. He explained how sound was created by the violin and explained all of the different parts of the instrument. His rendition of Ferdinand the Bull with his wife as storyteller was outstandi...
Class 1 recently had our visit to Ludlow Castle to explore, have fun and learn about why castles are built where they are and what life was like in a castle. They had a good time with no rain falling, despite the drizzly forecast. They walked around the outside of the castle, went up some of the towers, saw a dragon, looked inside a well and wen...
All of Key Stage Two had a fabulous time celebrating National Science Day this week! Here is what the Year 5s had to say about the experience: ACE AND SPACE! Thank you to Mrs Rowsell for organising a spectacular Science event as part of National Science Day this week. It was an amazing opportunity to be in the company of scientists from Warwick...