Bagthorpe Primary School

Bagthorpe Primary School is a community school located in the conservation village of Bagthorpe, Nottinghamshire. With a capacity of 165 pupils and currently serving 167 students, the school aims to provide a nurturing environment where children can learn, grow, and achieve their full potential. Established in 1873, the school is set on a five-acre site that includes woodland, ponds, and play areas, promoting outdoor learning as a key aspect of its curriculum.

The school prides itself on its core values, which include humility, compassion, integrity, accountability, courage, and determination. These principles guide the school's approach to education, ensuring that children are encouraged to be confident and motivated learners. The curriculum is designed to be stimulating and closely aligned with the needs of the students, fostering both academic achievement and personal development.

Bagthorpe Primary School actively engages with the local community and offers various opportunities for parental involvement, such as class events and open evenings. The school is committed to creating a supportive and inclusive environment, where every child can enjoy their educational journey and create lasting memories.