Founded by Dame Elizabeth Hill in 1630, The Blue School CofE Primary stands as one of the oldest Church of England schools in the country. Dame Elizabeth Hill’s vision shaped the school’s beginnings. She provided a house and land to educate girls without fathers or resources. These girls learned to read sew and manage households. Her gift was worth 42 pounds per annum.
Originally, the school was in Old Isleworth. You can still see the square where it began. Over time, The Blue School CofE Primary changed and grew. It merged with other schools and moved to different locations. These included St Johns Road and Ridgeway Road. The school’s journey reflects its adaptability.
Today, The Blue School CofE Primary continues to thrive on North Street. It serves children aged 3 to 11. The school has a capacity of 468 pupils. Currently 459 pupils attend. Mr Matt White is the principal. You can reach him at 02085606721.
The Blue School CofE Primary is recognized for its quality. Ofsted reports that the school is good. Behaviour and attitudes are outstanding. Personal development is also outstanding. Leadership and management are good. Early years provision is good too.
The Blue School CofE Primary maintains its Church of England character. It operates within the Diocese of London. The school’s religious identity remains a key part of its ethos.
Parents can share their views through Ofsted Parent View. This survey allows ongoing feedback about the school. The Blue School CofE Primary values this input. It uses parent feedback to improve.
The Blue School CofE Primary is more than just a school. It is a historic institution. It continues to provide excellent education. The school prepares young people for the future. It builds on a rich legacy.
The Blue School CofE Primary has several governors. John Logan’s term ends December 1 2028. Lavinia Pashley-Wilkins’ term ends February 26 2028. Simon Shimmens’ term ends January 26 2028. David Cockayne’s term ends October 1 2027. Shelia Matthews’ term ends July 23 2027. Natalie Lonsdale’s term ends July 10 2027. Fiona Knower’s term ends November 29 2026. Heidi Swindenbank’s term ends November 27 2026. Clair Couch’s term ends November 21 2026. Lindsay Nolan’s term ends May 31 2026. Matt White is also a governor.