Aberford Church of England Primary School

Aberford Church of England Primary School is a small, mixed academy located in the village of Aberford, on the eastern outskirts of Leeds. With a capacity of 110 pupils, the school fosters a friendly and nurturing environment underpinned by Christian values. The historical building, originally a tithe barn dating back to 1716, houses classrooms for various year groups, a library, and a hall used for collective worship and indoor activities.

The school serves approximately 100 children from Nursery through to Year 6, organised into four classes. Aberford Primary is known for its strong community involvement, with active participation from parents, governors, and the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) in school activities and maintenance of the grounds. The school prioritises outdoor learning and play, featuring a playground, bouldering wall, and a field with a trim trail.

Aberford Primary School is increasingly popular and often oversubscribed, reflecting its commitment to providing a supportive educational experience. The school aims to create a collaborative atmosphere where children can thrive academically and socially, supported by dedicated staff and a close-knit community.