Bolnore Village Primary School

Bolnore Village Primary School is a foundation school located in Haywards Heath, West Sussex, serving a mixed-gender population of 412 pupils. Established in September 2010, it is notable for being the first parent-promoted primary school in England. The school prides itself on fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment, guided by the ethos encapsulated in its motto: "It takes a village to raise a child." This reflects the school’s commitment to community involvement and support for each child’s development.

The curriculum at Bolnore Village Primary School is designed to promote creativity and discovery, aiming to develop the talents and potential of every student. The school offers a variety of learning opportunities, including school trips and forest school activities, which enhance the educational experience. With a focus on excellence and equality, the school strives to provide a well-rounded education for all its pupils.

Bolnore Village Primary School is situated within a local nature reserve, providing a unique and inspiring backdrop for learning. The school’s strong community ties and dedication to student well-being contribute to a positive atmosphere where children feel safe and encouraged to express themselves.