The school serves the
parishes of Leven and Catwick, and there are
currently 180 children on the roll, but this is expected to
rise with the planned housing developments in the village.
In May 2002 the school underwent
another re-modelling project, in which an extra classroom was
created, enabling the school to develop its ICT facilities.
There are currently five classrooms, an ICT suite, library, staff
room, office suite, kitchen and two halls. A low-level adventure
area has also been created recently, thanks to donations from
the Parish Council, the PTFA and a Hornsea based business.
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In 2005, the school underwent yet
another new build expansion project which provided the
school with a new hall and kitchen, new car parking
facilities and a new playground sited at the rear of the
school.
The interior of the school was also
re-modelled and refurbished providing a new office,
staff facilities, store rooms, library and disabled
toilets.
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The school has a staff of thirty
(full & part-time), including teachers, teaching
assistants
administration staff, kitchen staff, Midday Supervisors, a caretaker and a
cleaner.
They are supported by an enthusiastic
governing body and a hard working (PTFA). The school is also
responsible for the management of the school kitchen, which
also provides a valuable service to our school community. The
school buildings are often used in the evenings for Adult
Education classes as well as Parish Council meetings.
Extra-curricular activities
include ICT, guitar, recorder, hockey, athletics, netball,
football, science and maths, and each term, 'themed curriculum
weeks' are held, which are the focus of hall and corridor
displays.
The school has close links to the local
Anglican Church.
School Achievements
During the summer of 2009, the school was
presented with the Basic
Skills Quality Mark for the fourth time, which reflects
the hard work of the teaching staff and their positive
attitude to both Numeracy and Literacy.
In December 2008 the school were awarded
the Healthy Schools award for the quality of its PE, PSHCE and
pastoral care.
Since then, the school have notched up
further awards including the Sport
England Activemark, in recognition of PE and sports
provision.
The school was inspected by OFSTED in May
2009 and was shown to have made significant improvements
since the last inspection in 2006.
The school was also inspected by the
Diocese in June 2009 and was deemed to be a good Church school.
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