Payhembury Church of England Primary School

Payhembury Church of England Primary School is a voluntary controlled primary school located near Exeter, Devon, serving a mixed-gender population of approximately 100 pupils. With a capacity of 105, the school is committed to providing a supportive and nurturing environment that fosters academic and personal growth. The school ethos, encapsulated in the mission statement "Living, loving and learning forever; becoming the best as we journey together," emphasizes the importance of perseverance, acceptance, respect, care, and honesty (PARCH) in all aspects of school life.

The curriculum at Payhembury is designed to be ambitious and engaging, offering opportunities for outdoor learning, particularly in the Early Years Foundation Stage. The school is part of the FORT federation, collaborating with nearby schools to enhance educational experiences. Parents and carers are encouraged to participate actively in their children’s education, reinforcing the belief that a strong home-school partnership is vital for successful learning.

Located in a small, vibrant community surrounded by beautiful countryside, Payhembury Primary School aims to develop confident, resilient young leaders who value their voices and contributions. The school prioritizes safeguarding and promotes the welfare of all children, ensuring a safe and respectful learning environment.