A Virtual Tour
As you are aware, the pandemic of 2020 has seen many inconveniences and difficulties for schools and families to deal with. If you have a child that is due to be starting school in September 2021 or you are looking to move into the local area, it is only natural to want to look round and talk to the staff.
With schools unable to accept visitors to site, we are hoping that the short clips below will show you round parts of the school. These are linked from our school Facebook page (search for Carbrooke Primary and add them as a friend).
Our Vision
St Peter & St Paul Carbrooke Church of England Primary Academy and Nursery is a special place full of learning, laughter and friendship. A place where all children are happy, feel safe and valued.
Our Academy provides a great primary education in a stimulating environment. The Academy develops a love of learning inspired by quality teaching that builds upon the individual strengths and talents of our children. We believe every child is entitled to enjoy his or her childhood. Our Christian values are at the centre of all that we do, and provide the foundations for life- long friendships and a sense of community.
Children educated at St Peter & St Paul Carbrooke Church of England Primary Academy and Nursery are tolerant, committed and confident. The school works with the community to develop citizens who will lead happy and rewarding lives.
Our aims and values can be found within this website, as well as around our school. Our values and vision are at the heart of all we do and believe in. This is linked to 'Fruit of the Spirit':
Galatians 5:22-23
22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
This passage embraces the social, moral, spiritual and cultural journey that children and adults work by every single day. The biblical text supports all that we do and this is evident within the school. We look at the school vision and can easily identify why this biblical passage is the most relevant.
Our Collective Worship always ends with prayers and a grace. The children often write their own prayers. Each class takes responsibility for a collective worship on a Monday - linking with our value of that half term.
This is the School Prayer
This is our school.
May we live happily together
May love dwell here amonst us every day
Love of another
Love of all people everywhere,
Love of life itself and love of God.
Let us remember that as many hands build a house,
So every child can make this school a lovely place.
Amen.