Nacton Church of England Primary School

Through the experience provided to all students, promote a comprehension of the relevance and meaning of faith and beliefs.
Give kids a wide range of enjoyable events to enjoy their childhood while developing their creativity and social skills.
Encourage each youngster to continue giving back to their neighbourhood.
collaborate with our students' parents and carers.
The school is Edwardian in style, with four main classrooms and a contemporary addition to the back that was finished in 2002 with community participation. A second wing was constructed in 2007, and a new school hall, library, and cooking facility were finished in 2008.
Trees surround attractive play spaces at the back of the school, which are well-suited for use by kids of all ages.
The larger curriculum incorporates the use of information and communications technology (ICT).
Early Years Foundation (Tigers), Years 12 (Lions), Years 34 (Leopards), and Years 56 are the school's four mixed-ability classes (Jaguars).
According to the requirements of the curriculum and the student, teaching methods include whole class, group, and individual instruction.
The school operates on the customary schedule of three terms per year, separated by half-term holidays.
At 8:55 am, the bell rings for students to enter their class.
At the conclusion of the school day, kids are picked up from the playground.
Every day beginning at 8 am, a bustling breakfast club is operated.
For PE classes, all jewellery must be taken off. Earrings may be taped over, but the child must have their own tape and be able to do it themselves.