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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24 August 2025
23 August 2025
Our Orca and Dolphin classes have been diving into Tudor portraits in art! We explored the work of Hans Holbein, famous for painting Tudor Kings and Queens, and we tried out some pencil sketches inspired by his style. We can't wait to turn these into full portraits soon and share them with you.
30 September 2025
Over the past few weeks, children from Years 1–6 have enjoyed taking part in Dodgeball events at Poltair. They represented our school brilliantly, showing great teamwork, learning new skills, making friends, and having lots of fun along the way!
26 September 2025
What a day! Starfish, Angelfish, and Jellyfish classes had an unforgettable trip to Porthpean Beach this week, soaking up the sunshine and exploring the shoreline! We had so much fun discovering crabs, winkles, sea anemones and even a few blenny fish in the rockpools It was the perfect chance to see the microhabitats we've been learning about in science come to life. We also put our geography skills into action, spotting human and physical features around the Porthpean environment Of course, no beach day is complete without sandcastles! We used natural materials to build, design, and work together with our partners. A brilliant day of learning, exploring, and enjoying our beautiful local area
26 September 2025
Year 3 have been busy becoming skeleton experts! We had a special visit from Mr Skelly, who helped us learn the names of key bones like the femur, radius, and cranium. We explored real X-ray images of humans and animals to discover how our skeletons help us move and protect vital organs. We've also been blown away by the amazing skeleton-themed home learningthank you for sharing your creativity! Fantastic work, Year 3!
26 September 2025
25 September 2025
22 September 2025
18 September 2025
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