Christ Church School

Christ Church Primary School is a thriving, very inclusive institution. We were still deemed to be a "excellent" school with several instances of "outstanding" practise at our most recent Ofsted inspection (section 8), which took place in January 2017. We take special pride in the great attitudes and behaviour that our kids display. Respect and consideration are shown by our students for one another and those around them. A one-form primary school, Christ Church has about 230 students between the ages of 3 and 11. There are now 26 full-time spots available for kids aged 3 to 4 in our nursery, and each class from Reception to Year 6 can hold no more than 30 students. The school has received the FMSIS, the Sports Mark, the FMSIS, the Healthy Schools Bronze and Silver, and the Camden Award for Inclusion. Additionally, we are currently aiming on the ArtsMark, the Rights Respecting Schools Recognition of Commitment, and the Eco-School Bronze Award. We are a Church of England school, and St. Mary Magdalene's in Munster Square is a place that we hold dear to our hearts. To learn more, select "The Church" from the menu up above. We at Christ Church are very pleased of our attendance rates, which average 96% on average and are higher than the national average. We know that there is a clear link between good attendance and good learning and so we have very robust systems for ensuring that our attendance remains high. We are a uniformed school because we think it fosters a sense of self-worth, belonging, and community. Because God formed us in Christ Jesus to perform the good deeds that He had already arranged for us to do, we are God's handiwork. Philippians 2:10. To compare Christ Church to other schools in the local area, please click here.