Cuddington Community Primary School

Have you ever heard of a school that’s been around for over a century? Cuddington Community Primary School has a fascinating history, dating back to 1901. It’s a small, friendly school, often referred to as a “one-class entry, all through primary school”. Just outside of the town, this school embraces its history with care and pride. For many years, it was a traditional, local school, with a strong sense of community. Then in 2016, it became a school for children from ages two to eleven, and part of “The Howard Partnership Trust”. The children thrive and grow in this supportive environment, achieving excellence in learning and teaching. It was given the “Inclusion Quality Mark” for being an “Inclusive School”. This means staff go extra lengths for the children with communication and interaction needs. The school even has a “Jubilee Centre”, that opened in 2012. This facility is a high-focus specialist “provision”, designed especially for those with communication and interaction difficulties. The school makes sure every child feels part of the community. It’s known for expansive grounds, a football pitch, and a new library and ICT suite. The children have full cooking facilities too. This school has a small footprint with a big heart and a welcoming atmosphere. Standing here today, you can almost capture the energy and spirit of this very special school. Cuddington Community Primary School is a testament to the commitment of the local community, and a place where children are empowered to reach their full potential.