Across the road from the Parish Church sits St Katharine’s Knockholt Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School. A happy school it is. Children enjoy learning and achieve good results within a Christian environment.
St Katharine’s Knockholt Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School is a place of pride for its students. Their behaviour is exemplary. The school fosters a warm open and tolerant community. The school’s motto embodies these values: Love Truth Forgiveness.
Established in Knockholt Kent this primary school serves children aged 4 to 11. It’s a mixed gender school with a capacity of 210 students. Currently 176 students attend St Katharine’s. Only 14 students are eligible for free school meals. That’s just 8% of the student body.
The school has a rich history though the exact opening date isn’t recorded. It’s a voluntary aided school under the Church of England’s Diocese of Rochester. It’s part of the Sevenoaks district in Kent. The headteachers are Miss Sarah-Jane Tormey and Xanthe Veneziani. The school boasts extensive beautiful grounds. These grounds enhance the education offered.
Many dedicated individuals contribute to St Katharine’s success. The governing body includes David Eno Kezia Luckham-Down Tina Bennett Hannah Smyth Doreen Jones Graham Nation Andrew Miller Sarah Jane Tormey and Tim Edwards. Each governor plays a vital role in shaping the school’s future. The chair of governors is Richard Pickering. Nikki Bridel is the school’s Special Educational Needs Coordinator SENCO. Claire Cloke and Louise Dancy manage the school office.
St Katharine’s Knockholt Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School is more than just a school. It’s a vibrant community hub. It’s a place where children learn grow and thrive. It’s a testament to the dedication and hard work of its staff students and governors. It’s a place that embodies its motto: Love Truth Forgiveness.