Cudham Church of England Primary School

Cudham Church of England Primary School is a voluntary controlled primary school located in Westerham, Bromley, with a capacity of 86 pupils. Established in 1851 by notable figures including Charles Darwin, the school has a rich history and is set in a semi-rural environment that enhances its educational offerings. The school aims to provide a nurturing and inclusive atmosphere, where children are encouraged to develop academically, spiritually, and morally.

The curriculum at Cudham CE Primary is designed to inspire a love of learning, with specialist teachers for PE, Music, English, and Maths. The school promotes six core virtues: Courage, Kindness, Respect, Joy, Friendship, and Curiosity, which underpin its ethos and guide students in their personal development. The staff are dedicated to tailoring learning to meet individual needs, ensuring that every child can achieve their full potential.

Cudham CE Primary fosters a strong sense of community, welcoming children and families from diverse backgrounds. The school’s vision, "Together, we Aim, Believe, and Achieve," reflects its commitment to inclusivity and character development, encouraging students to thrive both in and out of the classroom.