Churcham Primary School

Churcham Primary School is a mixed community primary school located in Gloucester, Gloucestershire, with a current enrolment of 46 pupils and a capacity of 56. Established in 1850, the school has a long-standing history of serving the local community. It operates two classes: Class 1 for Reception, Year 1, and Year 2, and Class 2 for Years 3 to 6. The school's ethos is encapsulated in its motto, “a family of learners,” promoting strong relationships among students and staff.

The curriculum at Churcham Primary School is designed to provide a well-rounded education, covering subjects such as maths, English, science, and the humanities. The school emphasizes moral values, encouraging pupils to learn about and embody key values through assemblies and classroom discussions.

Churcham Primary School maintains close ties with its partner school, Ashleworth Church of England Primary, and collaborates with four other small primary schools as part of the West Gloucestershire Schools Partnership. The school also offers support for students with special educational needs through its dedicated SENDCo. For further information, parents can visit the school's website or contact the school office directly.