Our school aims to provide the best all round education for children. Collectively, our approach is called “The Malcolm Sargent Way-Love to Learn ' and is centred on our three core values:
My excellent staff team has very high expectations of our pupils, and we are very proud of their achievements, which prepare them exceptionally well for the future. Academically, our outcomes are consistently ranked in the top 20% of high performing schools nationally. We are, however, equally proud of our emphasis on our pupils’ outstanding personal development, including their behaviour, manners and attitudes.
My staff team strives to provide an exciting and engaging curriculum, rich in opportunities for children, to further their interests and expertise. Of particular note is our emphasis on music, sport, and art. Unusually, for a primary school, we are proud to be able to employ specialist staff in these areas, similar to a secondary school, and the standards we achieve in these more vocational subjects, together with the core curriculum subjects, is exceptional.
Most of all, however, we recognise that all of our children are unique; each possessing different skills and abilities. Our values help us to nurture each individual child to be happy, to achieve, and to have fun during their seven years with us. It is an honour for me to be able to serve as Principal at our school, helping each of our pupils to achieve their full potential and to grow up as happy and balanced individuals.
I hope that you find the information in our prospectus and on our website useful, but please feel free to contact us should you have any queries. I would be delighted to guide you round our school and to help you with any questions you may have.
Mr T J Revell, Principal (BSc, NPQEL, Local Leader of Education)
The school is now closed for the summer holidays. We wish all our school community a safe and happy break, and look forward to welcoming Y1-Y6 pupils back in school on Wednesday 4th September, and our new Foundation Stage pupils on Tuesday 10th September. Our safeguarding team are not available over the summer break. If you have a safeguarding concern about a child or family please contact Lincolnshire Social Services directly on 01522 782111, or in the case of an urgent concern call the police. Should you require emergency support for mental health or managing your child’s needs, please see our comprehensive list of agencies in the ‘Parent’ section on our web site for you to contact or search Lincolnshire Family Services Directory.