St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School

In 1856, St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School emerged as a beacon of education within the bustling Wapping Mission. Today, we stand before this historic institution, a testament to the enduring partnership between church and school. St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School has witnessed generations of children pass through its doors, shaping young minds and fostering a love of learning. The school proudly upholds its Church of England foundation, providing a Christian education while respecting the diverse beliefs and cultures of its students. St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School is not just a place of academic pursuit; it’s a vibrant hub where learning extends beyond the traditional classroom. The school embraces a “learning beyond the classroom” philosophy, recognizing the importance of connecting classroom knowledge with the real world. Trips to museums, galleries, theatres, and other places of interest enrich the children’s understanding of their community and the world at large. Imagine the excitement of Year 6 students experiencing the magic of ballet and opera at the Royal Opera House. Picture the KS2 children captivated by a West End production, their imaginations ignited by the power of live theatre. St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School is committed to nurturing “whole child” development, emphasizing personal, social, health, and emotional growth. Through PSHE lessons, circle time sessions, and school assemblies, children learn about British values, school values, and the importance of inclusivity. This commitment to inclusion ensures that every pupil feels safe, respected, and valued. St Peter’s London Docks CofE Primary School is a place where learning comes alive. Through cross-curricular lessons based on exciting themes, children explore science, history, and geography. They delve into literacy through “Dramatic Improvement in Writing” themes, bringing their creativity to life. The school’s dedication to music education resonates through the halls as children participate in the “Sing Up” program, lifting their voices in collective song. The school choir performs for audiences, sharing the joy of music with the community. Instrumental music instruction provides opportunities for students to learn guitar, percussion, saxophone, keyboards, violins, and more. The school’s closure dates for the academic year include Monday, July 1st (INSET Day) and Thursday, July 4th (Polling Day).