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Welcome to Pattishall Church of England Primary School
Our website is a sneaky peek into our classrooms
We see the bigger picture
During their time at Pattishall CE Primary School, children become part of a rich tapestry of learning that encompasses so much more than the National Curriculum.
They are offered experiences that form life -long memories and lead to academic excellence, with no learner left behind.
Our nurturing ethos, cutting-edge approach to self-regulation, aspirational expectations for all children and carefully crafted curriculum sees us with results above the national average across the board.
We have a carefully crafted curriculum - designed for our community
There are three Golden Threads woven throughout The Pattishall Curriculum.
- Enquiry
- Diversity, inclusion and global citizenship
- Wisdom gained from the past, the real world and the world of fiction
Within these threads, we include Forest School for all, Philosophy for Children (P4C) and metacognition to allow the children to become critical thinkers, secure in their beliefs with a sense of spiritual peace.
Each subject has specific Knowledge Threads mapped out that the children regularly revisit, in order to prepare them to flourish in a diverse, complex society.
Everything we do is done with love
As a Church of England School, our whole ethos is firmly rooted in our Christian values, with love being our core value.
Nurture is at the heart of our ethos and every decision we make is child-centric and made with love.
We recognise children's behaviour as their way of communicating how they feel, sometimes when they don't have the words to express themselves and our Nurturing Positive Behaviour Policy reflects this.
We use Zones of Regulation with all children to enable them to develop a way of communicating how they are feeling as well as giving them the tools to self-regulate, so they are in the green zone and ready to learn.
We are a little gem set in a beautiful, rural location
Just 15 minutes west of Northampton, 15 minutes east of Brackley, 7 minutes north of Towcester and 15 minutes south of Daventry, our small school with big ambition is a hop-skip and a jump from the A5. Our school is set in the heart of tranquil sheep fields, yet close to a busy commuter route.
Private tours always available
Mrs McLean's favourite thing to do is show people around our school! Call Clare or Jane to book your tour today.
Come and see us in action!
We are so proud of our school - we want to share the wonderful work we are doing in our community with you!
Come and join us!
If you want your child to have the best possible start in their education, contact West Northamptonshire Council Admissions via their website to enquire about a mid-year transfer.
We will go over our published admission number of 27 for those in catchment or for sibling links.
We will not go over 30 in Reception, Year 1 or 2.
Reception - 5 places.
Year 1 - full.
Year 2 - 11 places.
Year 3 - 11 places.
Year 4 - full.
Year 5 - 7 places.
Year 6 - 2 places.