St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School, Maidenhead

St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School, located in Maidenhead, is a voluntary aided primary school with a mixed-gender intake of 420 pupils, operating at full capacity. The school places a strong emphasis on its Catholic ethos, with God at the centre of its educational approach. It aims to nurture not only academic growth but also spiritual, moral, social, and cultural development, preparing students for active citizenship in British society.

The curriculum at St Edmund Campion is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of both British and world history, encouraging critical thinking and perspective. Students engage with significant historical periods and themes, fostering a love for learning and a sense of identity. The school also prioritises the teaching of British values, ensuring that pupils develop respect, tolerance, and individual liberty within a framework of Catholic Christian values.

Community involvement is encouraged through events like the CAFOD Harvest Fundraiser and PTFA meetings, fostering a supportive environment for families. The school is committed to inclusivity and provides various support mechanisms, including SEND provisions, to cater to the diverse needs of its students.