Harvington CofE First School

Being the headteacher of this exemplary (Ofsted 2017), warm, and well-liked school makes me feel really pleased.
Visitors to our school rave about the welcoming environment, the cheerful attitudes, and the plans for the children's development.
It is a place where our kids develop into highly intelligent, autonomous, self-assured, and thoughtful adults who perform well above the average for their age in reading, writing, and mathematics.
The goal is to succeed in every endeavour in our encouraging academic community since we are all striving to be our best selves.
We do not need "school regulations" since our six core values—Trust, Friendship, Perseverance, Respect, Forgiveness, and Truthfulness—are ingrained in all we do at school.
We have a purpose-built, energetic nursery that provides excellent care and education for young children.
and "Wrappers" after-school care till six o'clock. There is a forest school, a den-building area, a mound, and vegetable gardens in the outdoor learning space.
A multipurpose study area with a well-stocked library, a networked PC suite connected to the internet, thirty laptops, and iPads for each class are available at the school.
With interschool contests and training that focus on a variety of talents, we offer a fantastic sports programme.
We provide music instruction for a variety of instruments, such as the clarinet, violin, recorder, and piano, and the kids get the chance to perform in front of other people.
Additionally, we teach French to all students, encouraging them to develop a genuine thirst for foreign languages.
Our school has strong ties to the local community and a terrific P.T.F.A. We routinely receive assistance from parents, elders, and governors, as well as students from Worcester University and nearby colleges and secondary schools.
We take pride in providing our students with the best educational possibilities possible, encouraging positive attitudes and equal opportunity for all, and we are dedicated to helping our students develop the skills they need to become independent learners and prepared for their next academic steps.
Helen Fishbourne is the principal.