Titchmarsh Church of England Primary School
School Lane, Titchmarsh, Kettering, Northants NN14 3DR
Telephone 01832 732874 Fax 01832 732353
Email address: head@titchmarsh-ce.northants-ecl.gov.uk
website: www.titchmarshprimaryschool.com
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The school has an interesting, long, and proven history, with log books in existence from the mid 1800’s. Whilst maintaining its links with its valued, traditional past, the school is forward-looking, embracing and implementing change which considered will enhance the progress and development of the pupils. This Lower School provides a broad and balanced curriculum with carefully-designed enriching experiences provided for all pupils from four to nine years of age. The present role stands at 65 with an annual admission number of 15 children.
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In line with the National Curriculum the school is divided into three Key Stages:
Foundation Stage of Learning for our Reception Children;
Key Stage 1 which comprises Y1 and Y2, separate class groups;
Key Stage 2 comprising Y3 and Y4 classes. Though accommodated in one large classroom the pupils are team taught, by one teacher with Teaching Assistant support, work which is differentiated according to age and ability.
The staff comprises four full-time and one part-time teacher, plus two full-time teaching assistants and one part-time teaching assistant.
It is the vision and desire of the Governing Body and staff to seek to provide a fully-integrated building designed to meet all teaching needs. Currently the Y1 class is taught in a mobile classroom and hall facilities are accommodated within a mobile building.
There is sufficient space on site to enable the development of the school thus facilitating the removal of both temporary buildings and creating a building suited to the meeting of all curriculum needs.
Further information and visits can be arranged by contacting the school office on 01832 732874, or visit our website at www.titchmarshprimaryschool.com
Forthcoming events:
May Day celebrations - Thursday 1st May 2008, starting with a church service followed by a procession through the village.
