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School History St. Peter's Church Information and dates Prospectus and School Clubs Year Groups and Classes Photo Diary Out of School Club Friends of St. Peter's Governors Archives Music	Welcome to St. Peter's C.E. Primary School, we hope that your stay with us will be a happy and fruitful one. The school prides itself on its warm, caring environment and the supportive partnership it forges with parents. If you have any questions about the areas covered in this prospectus, or any concerns about any aspect of your child's future education, do contact us and discuss them. You will find us approachable, understanding and responsive The school is pleasantly situated on two sites in a quiet corner of the neighbourhood. It is surrounded by tall trees and grassy areas giving it a peaceful village atmosphere. The Infant Department is next to St. Peter's Church and the Junior Department is situated across the road, next to Harborne Cricket Club. Parts of the Junior Department date back to 1837 when the original Free School on Harborne High Street was moved and became a National School. St Peter's is a co-educational, Church of England Controlled Primary school catering for children aged 3 to 11. The school was formed after the amalgamation of the two separate St Peter's Infant and St Peter's Junior Schools. There are 420 children on roll in the Infant (4 ‑ 7 year olds) and Junior Departments (7 ‑ 11 year olds) and children are grouped according to age, with two classes in each year group. The admission number for each year group is sixty. There is also a Nursery Class situated in the Infant building which has 52 part time children (3 years plus) - 26 a.m. and 26 p.m. The standard of education provided by the school is of the highest calibre, thanks to the dedication of the teachers, parents and pupils towards achieving the shared aims of the school. Both the Infant and Junior schools received glowing commendations from Ofsted prior to the amalgamation. Both reports are available from the school office. The school was described as *'a very good school with high standards of attainment as a result of very good teaching.'* Mission Statement: St. Peter's Church of England Primary School strives to provide a warm, safe and caring environment that reflects Christian values. All individual pupils, parents, staff and governors are valued and work together to enable each child to continually improve to the highest possible standard. All children will experience appropriate access to a National Curriculum that is stimulating and relevant and encompasses all areas of learning, including opportunities for spiritual, moral, social and cultural education both within the school and the wider community. We promote high standards of good behaviour through the development of self-discipline and mutual respect for others.
	OFSTED Inspection Report 2008 'particularly successful' praise in Ofsted Annual Report School League Tables
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School History	A rich and varied history, dating as far back as 1837. Perhaps you have a photograph to add?
St. Peter's Church	We have close links with St. Peter's Parish Church, which has an even longer history!!
Information and dates	Check on term dates and access those Newsletters that don't always get home!!
Prospectus and School Clubs	The School Prospectus is featured here, also information on the many School Clubs.
Year Groups and Classes	Information relevant to your child's class. Read reports on current (and past) visits.
Photo Diary	A snapshot of life at St. Peter's.
Out of School Club	Quality child care during term time, before and after School.
Friends of St. Peter's	Current fund-raising and social events - perhaps you would like to get involved?
Governors	Governors' Policy statement
Archives	View past displays, reports on visits and examples of pupils' work.
Music	The school has a rich and varied tradition in Music.
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