Sedlescombe CE Primary School

Joined December 2020

We are a happy and successful, small primary school at the heart of the picturesque village of Sedlescombe. We have a strong ethos of learning built on Christian Values and have good links with St John the Baptist Church in Sedlescombe. We make the most of our rural location with weekly Forest School sessions.

At the heart of our school is each and every child. As a small school we are able to know each child as an individual and can build on their strengths and nurture and support their weaknesses. Our children are taught by dedicated, hard working staff who make learning fun and exciting whilst ensuring that we provide a high quality education so that every child realises his or her potential.

We believe that children thrive in an environment in which they are happy, challenged and safe. We therefore ensure that the classrooms are well-resourced and provide the children with a creative and stimulating learning environment.

We believe it is important to work in partnership with our families so we are an open and friendly school who are eager to work together to provide the best opportunities for our children.

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Sedlescombe Church of England Primary School
Brede Lane
Sedlescombe
East Sussex
TN33 0RQ

Email: office@sedlescombe.school
Telephone: 01424 870585
Website: sedlescombecep.e-sussex.sch.uk

Sedlescombe CE Primary School Performance - Joined December 2020

Reading Writing and Maths at expected standard. National Average = 65%

Progress

The school has attainment which is above the national average and progress which, with the exception of maths, is in line with be national averages.

These scores show how much progress pupils at this school made in reading, writing and maths between the end of key stage 1 and the end of key stage 2, compared to pupils across England who got similar results at the end of key stage 1.

Pupils of all ages work together, play together, and look after one another well. The oldest pupils particularly enjoy acting as ‘buddies’ to the youngest pupils in school ‘so we know they always have a friend.

Ofsted, 16th November 2023

The atmosphere is one of care and compassion. Pupils know that they can turn to any adult for support if needed. Pupils thrive and enjoy all aspects of school life because they feel safe, happy and secure.

Ofsted, 16th November 2023