Antrobus St Mark's Primary School

Firstly may I warmly welcome you and encourage you to read on about our school.

When I was lucky enough to be appointed at our school I felt warmth and dedication from the whole school community as I walked around initially as an newly qualified teacher back in 2012. Over the years this warmth has continued to grow, as does the ethos of our school with the foundations being our Christian Values, and I now address you as the headteacher of Antrobus St Mark's CE Primary.

When you visit our school you will see and feel our vision in all that we do, through our actions, our learning environment and in our relationships with each other.

'Love one another, as I have loved you.'- John 13:34

My staff and I ensure that the curriculum is vast, exciting and invigorates any learner whilst being underpinned by our curriculum drivers which are built upon our vision.

Time is taken with all of our children and staff, ensuring all are valued and nurtured educationally, creatively and spiritually. We have strong links with our Church, St Mark's and we enjoy a shared partnership with the whole church and surrounding community. We host half termly services in our church delivered by our school family alongside our vicar Rev Alec, and we also support our community in events and sing to the local friendship group on a number of occasions throughout the school year.

Alongside my staff and with their support I strive for our pupils to aim high and believe in themselves, ensuring that they celebrate themselves as individuals and each achieve their full potential sharing their interests amongst our community.

I look forward to welcoming you and your children to our school. Please do call or pop in and I would be delighted to show you around.

'Everyday is an open day!'

Rhian Perry, Head Teacher

"Church schools are built on the conviction that every child is created, loved and called into fullness of life by God by ensuring they offer a safe and welcoming place for all God's children"

Archbishop of Canterbury