St Andrew's CofE Controlled Infant School

St Andrew's CofE Controlled Infant School is a voluntary controlled primary school located in Farnham, Surrey, with a current enrolment of 104 pupils and a capacity of 120. The school is dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment that prioritises children's well-being and safety, guided by its Christian values of Fellowship, Justice, Resilience, and Trust. The ethos centres around the belief that every child should find joy in life and develop moral strength.

The curriculum at St Andrew's is creative and aspirational, with a strong emphasis on learning outside the classroom. The school has been awarded the Gold LOtC Mark for its commitment to outdoor education, providing students with enriching experiences that connect them to the natural world. Collaborative projects with Potters Gate Primary School enhance the educational journey, allowing for shared resources and leadership.

St Andrew's celebrates diversity and inclusivity, welcoming families from various faiths and backgrounds. The school actively engages in historical education, encouraging students to explore their local heritage through visits to places like Farnham Museum and participation in events such as Black History Month. This holistic approach aims to equip children with a strong sense of identity and community.