Pitsford Primary School

Pitsford Primary School is a community school located in the village of Pitsford, Northamptonshire, serving a mixed-gender population of 73 pupils. Established in 1843, the school has a rich history and offers a nurturing environment that promotes enjoyment and academic excellence. The school is structured into three classes, catering to Early Years Foundation Stage through to Year 6, and most pupils transition to local secondary schools upon completion.

The school values collaboration, respect, responsibility, challenge, innovation, and enjoyment, aiming to foster a love of learning among its students. Pitsford Primary works closely with Walgrave Primary School and other local institutions, providing shared resources and cross-curricular activities to enhance the educational experience.

With approximately 15% of pupils eligible for free school meals, Pitsford Primary is committed to supporting all children in reaching their potential. The school encourages a positive mindset and offers various enrichment activities, ensuring that learning extends beyond the classroom and into the wider community.