The school is in a rural setting in the hamlet of Newtown, near Wem, Shropshire. It is an important focal point for the community. The community celebrated the 150th anniversary of the original part of the school in July 2004. The original part of the school was built in 1854 with the old school house that stood on the site of what is now the Brian Robinson memorial garden. Two classrooms were added in the 1970’s and two demountable classrooms were added later. In 2001, a new build was completed, comprising of rural nursery, classroom, ICT suite, main reception, staff room, head teacher’s office and secretary’s office. This build offers the children excellent accommodation . The school has a playground and field which was extended in 2002. This was part of an ambitious community scheme which incorporates a play area, park, wetland area and car park The Millennium Path provides a safe pedestrian route to school. The school grounds have been enriched with an allotment, willow dome, gazebo, activity trail, outdoor classroom with stage and areas of all-weather surfacing to enable year-round access and use. A Creative Studio was built in 2015 offering further excellent provision for the creative curriculum. £27.00 per day £135.00 per week Registered For Nursery Grant Yes Facilities Disabled Parking Library Sensory Area Disabled Toilet Crafts Indoor Play Area Ramps Wheelchair Access IT Facilities Religious/Cultural Provision Music and Dance Equipment/uniform required Downstairs Toilet Healthy Eating Parking Cooking Quiet Area Visits/Outings Outdoor Play Area Play Apparatus Garden Allergies Accessible Parking Assistant We're sorry but <%= htmlWebpackPlugin.options.title %> doesn't work properly without JavaScript enabled. Please enable it to continue.
