Mundella Primary School

Mundella Primary School is a community school located in Folkestone, Kent, with a current enrolment of 192 pupils and a capacity of 210. Established in 1884, the school has a rich history and has evolved over the years, merging with another local school in 1928 to become Mundella Council School. The school is named after A.J. Mundella, a notable advocate for education reform in the 19th century, reflecting its commitment to educational values.

The school offers a mixed-gender environment and provides a supportive learning atmosphere, with 50.5% of its students eligible for free school meals, indicating a commitment to inclusivity. Mundella Primary School promotes student leadership and engagement through various initiatives, fostering a sense of community and responsibility among its pupils.

In addition to its primary education offerings, Mundella has recently opened a 'Stepping Stones' Pre-School, providing funded spaces for 3 and 4-year-olds, further strengthening its role in the local community. The school aims to create a nurturing environment that encourages academic and personal growth for all students.