We operate six mixed-age classes catering for children between 2 and 11 years. As a Church of England primary school we have strong Christian foundations. Above all, we have a hard working and dedicated team of staff who hold high shared expectations for all the children we teach. We strive to make our curriculum fun, exciting, Rights Respecting and relevant leading to high levels of motivation and a real love of learning.

We aim to create a safe happy, welcoming and stimulating environment where each member of the school community feels valued and cared for, both as an individual and as a member.

The school works in partnership with parents to fulfil these aims:

To provide a broad, balanced, challenging and exciting curriculum, which allows all children to enjoy their rights, reach their full potential in a happy, stimulating, inclusive and safe environment.

To promote relationships between pupils and adults caring, valued, supportive, trusting, honest and one built on mutual respect where adults lead by example in line with the ethos of the school.

To support an ethos which is stimulating, safe, welcoming, positive, exciting; children are active and motivated learners, developing learning for life in a Christian environment.

To ensure spirituality is an intrinsic part of everyday life at North Curry C of E Primary School.

Together everyone achieves more through loving learning, loving one another and loving life itself. “Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself” (Matthew 22:37-39). AGAPE: The Good Samaritan (Luke 10 25-37).

Our vision is underpinned by the Christian values of Koinonia, Kindness, Respect, Joy, Hope and Happiness. These are lived out everyday by our Golden Rules:

• Work hard and always do your best!
• Be kind, considerate and respectful!
• Be happy, safe and have fun!

The organisations work closely together in order to provide a wide range of opportunities to ensure that all students maximise their potential and develop aspirations beyond their expectations. All our organisations are guided by a set of core values that clearly set out the expectations for all members of our community including our Church Schools.

The ambition is for all the organisations within Huish to retain their individual autonomy to best serve their local communities whilst also benefitting from the collective advantages of working closely with other like-minded partners.

The Richard Huish Trust consists of Richard Huish College, North Town Primary, Lyngford Park Primary, West Buckland Primary, Nerrols Primary and North Curry Church of England Primary School.

The Richard Huish Trust continues to grow – for more information about our schools and colleges visit https://www.huish.education/.

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