Founded in hope St. Mary’s CE (VA) Primary School is a place where all can find their voice, grow in wisdom, and live well in community and service.
Emma Brown
Headteacher
Emma Brown
Headteacher
Leaders at St. Mary’s School have a clear vision that has three key branches. The three branches of our vision grow from the core value of HOPE. We believe that hope gives us optimism for a better future. No matter where you are on your journey that through the grace of God, we have the hope of a new and better start.
More InfoAt St Mary’s C.E. (VA) Primary School, we believe that education flourishes when families and the school work hand in hand. Together, we help each child find their voice, grow in wisdom, and flourish in service to others – guiding them to not only succeed academically but also to become caring, confident individuals. We’re honoured to walk this journey with you and your family.
More InfoWhether you’re learning in the classroom, playing on the playground, or joining in with clubs and activities, every day is an opportunity to grow, share your voice, and make a difference. At St Mary’s, you’re part of something special and your journey starts here.
More InfoWe are committed to creating and maintaining a happy and safe environment for our children to achieve their best. Our curriculum is designed to offer a broad range of exciting opportunities for children to grow academically, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually. Our school community work hard together to achieve shared goals fostering mutual support and respect allowing all children to flourish.
More InfoWe have funded places available in our Nursery at St Mary’s.
If your child is 3 years of age and you would like a place or to be added to our waiting list for when they become 3 years old, please call us on 01924303625 or alternatively drop in at our school office with a form of ID (passport/birth certificate) for your child and we can give you a form to fill out.
In order for this to happen, we evaluated our school offer. We were currently attending the Church and Cathedral regularly as part of our Collective Worship and Religion and Worldviews, we also had trips to the local Museums and a whole school visit to the pantomime at Christmas. In order to offer more school visits teachers have evaluated our curriculum and incorporated one topic school trip per year and one cultural visit such as, The Yorkshire Wildlife Park, The Deep, Tough Mudder or Yorkshire Day. To support parents with the payment school subsidies the transport from fundraising as much as possible.