St Edmund's Catholic Primary School

St Edmund's Catholic Primary School is a voluntary aided school located in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, serving a mixed-gender population of 191 pupils. With a capacity of 240, the school is committed to providing a nurturing environment that welcomes children of all faiths and backgrounds. The school operates under the guidance of Portsmouth Diocese and is maintained by Oxfordshire County Council.

The school's ethos is rooted in its Catholic values, encapsulated in the mission statement: “A learning community, celebrating Christ in all, building a kingdom of love, hope and joy.” St Edmund's prioritises academic achievement alongside the personal development of its students, fostering a sense of responsibility and community engagement. The dedicated staff work closely with parents to ensure that each child feels safe, supported, and encouraged to reach their full potential.

St Edmund's offers a well-rounded curriculum designed to develop both academic skills and character. The school encourages children to explore their talents and contribute positively to their community, instilling a sense of social responsibility and awareness of the wider world. Parents are invited to engage with the school and are encouraged to visit to learn more about its offerings.