Brown's Church of England Primary School

Brown's Church of England Primary School, located in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, is a mixed academy converter with a current enrolment of 64 pupils and a capacity of 105. Established in 1691, the school has a rich history of serving the local communities of Horbling and Swaton. As part of the Lincolnshire Anglican Academy Trust, the school integrates spiritual development with educational growth, fostering an inclusive environment grounded in moral values.

The school’s ethos emphasises a nurturing and supportive atmosphere where children are encouraged to develop their potential in a stimulating environment. Brown's Church of England Primary School prioritises partnerships with parents, believing that collaboration enhances the educational experience for children. The curriculum is designed to engage students and promote a love for learning, ensuring that each child feels valued and supported.

With a significant percentage of pupils eligible for free school meals (35.90%), the school is committed to addressing the diverse needs of its community. Brown's Church of England Primary School aims to provide a holistic education that not only focuses on academic achievement but also on the personal and social development of each child.