Staveley CofE School

Staveley CofE School is a voluntary controlled primary school located in Kendal, Westmorland and Furness. With a current enrolment of 86 pupils and a capacity of 160, the school fosters a mixed-gender learning environment. Guided by its core Christian values of Friendship, Respect, Compassion, Thankfulness, Courage, and Service, Staveley aims to cultivate a love of learning in its students while promoting individual gifts within a supportive community.

The curriculum at Staveley CE Primary School adheres to the National Curriculum and is designed to offer a broad range of experiences, including trips, residential visits, and themed weeks. The school employs a two-year rolling programme for both Early Years and Key Stage 2, ensuring that lessons are varied and engaging. Teachers focus on developing self-regulated learners and critical thinkers, with an emphasis on collaboration and independent practice.

Staveley CE Primary School is deeply integrated within its local community, working closely with St James’ Church and various community groups to enhance the learning experience. The school is part of the South Lakes Rural Partnership, which provides additional support and development opportunities for staff and families. Regular assessments and parental engagement through reports and meetings ensure that children’s progress is closely monitored and communicated.