We are a family-centred school situated in the heart of the community in St. Austell. We are very proud of our school and work collaboratively to ensure excellent provision for all. We welcome visitors warmly so please do arrange a visit.
We are focused on supporting our children through an exciting, enriched primary experience. Our priority is to ensure that children are safe, happy and eager to come to school every day. We work together to ensure that children achieve academically but we also firmly believe in a rounded education that celebrates all children’s strengths and achievements.

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5 November 2025
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23 August 2025

This year, we've teamed up with The Salvation Army to help spread a little extra joy. As well as collecting toy donations, we're also able to support families with Christmas presents. If you feel that you are able to donate please hand in to reception or to the safeguarding office. If you know of any families who might appreciate some help, or if you're finding things difficult yourself, please don't hesitate to get in touch with Mrs Kevill or Mrs Hann. All conversations will be treated in the strictest confidence, and we'll do our very best to offer support. Thank you all for your kindness and generosity during this busy season.
13 November 2025

We have one space left for each tours tomorrow! Give us a call to book :) Don't forget - the deadline for applying for school places is 15th January!
13 November 2025

Reception class finished their autumn exploration welly walk with a yummy hot chocolate and biscuit in butterfly woods. The children used their 5 senses to explore signs autumn on the walk and were most excited to collect various coloured and shaped leaves along the way after jumping in them!
13 November 2025

Today our school came together to mark Remembrance Day. We began with a two-minute silence to remember and reflect on those who have served and sacrificed for our country. Reception created beautiful poppy handprint pictures, while KS1 used tissue paper to make their own poppies. All of their poppies were joined together to form a stunning poppy wreath now proudly displayed in school. KS2 read the poem 'In Flanders Fields' and reflected on its meaning. From this, the children sketched poppies and added thoughtful words inspired by the poem and discussion.
11 November 2025

Ahoy, me hearties! What an incredible Pirate Day we've had at school! We learned all about life as a pirate, made our own hats and flags, played Captain's Orders, and even tried some pirate grub while sitting under the tables to feel like we were aboard a ship! The highlight of the day was a surprise delivery from a real pirate with a treasure map to follow! We some pirate phrases and used them throughout the day. What a fantastic start to Autumn 2 for years 1 and 2.
11 November 2025

Year 4 pupil