We are a school of around 210 children aged 4yrs –11yrs serving the historic market town of Reepham. We have seven classes, each with around 30 children.

At Reepham Primary, we are all passionate about providing our children with a rounded, meaningful education of the highest quality. As such, we are always looking to reflect and improve on what we are doing to ensure it is the best it can be. We aim to be innovative and creative as well as meticulous and thorough. We have brilliant support from our governors, our parents, our community, and our Friends committee; working together, we make a good team and the children reap the benefits. 

Our school vision is to ‘Inspire, Challenge and Succeed Together’.

Inspire

We are passionate about creating learning experiences to inspire our children. Equally, our children inspire us every day with their curiosity, talent, determination and enthusiasm. Our curriculum is inspired by our community and surroundings, through which we ensure our children can create their own identity.

At Reepham Primary, as pupils, staff, parents, and governors, we inspire each other to create a dynamic learning environment.

Challenge

In order to grow and improve we must be challenged. We believe that, with a little guidance early on, our children are the best people to decide on their own level of challenge, and as such we have created a curriculum which promotes opportunities for learning, confidence building and stretching ourselves. Once children are feeling inspired and confident, our experience is that they naturally push themselves to their limits to be the best they can be. Our children thrive on a challenge based curriculum, balanced with guidance and support.

Succeed Together

The best learning cannot happen in isolation; children rarely improve by sitting in silence and listening all day. Collaborative learning experiences, opportunities for discussion and debate and extending each other’s thinking with different viewpoints and opinions are all central to our curriculum. Teamwork is taught and then developed and children are constantly encouraged to share their ideas and support each other. Working together means everyone makes good progress and succeeds.