St Mary’s is a church school with a vision to achieve excellence balanced with compassion. Christian values and beliefs form the basis of our school ethos and are reflected in our teaching and in the daily life of the school.

Very importantly, we have a strong sense of community where all members of the school are encouraged to respect and value each other.

St Mary’s is also very much part of the wider community in Twickenham. The history of the school dates back to 1645, so we have a long and successful tradition of providing education for local children.

ADMISSIONS

RELIGIOUS ETHOS

St Mary’s CE Primary School was visited by Ofsted for an inspection on 16th and 17th November 2023 and received an ‘Outstanding’ judgement. Please find the report here:

Ofsted report 2023

We received our Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) visit on 1st December 2023 and received a judgement where St Mary’s CE Primary School was found to be ‘living up to its foundation as a Church school’. Please find the report here:

SIAMS report 2023

ADMISSIONS

RELIGIOUS ETHOS

St Mary’s CE Primary School was visited by Ofsted for an inspection on 16th and 17th November 2023 and received an ‘Outstanding’ judgement. Please find the report here:

Ofsted report 2023

We received our Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) visit on 1st December 2023 and received a judgement where St Mary’s CE Primary School was found to be ‘living up to its foundation as a Church school’. Please find the report here:

SIAMS report 2023

ADMISSIONS

RELIGIOUS ETHOS

St Mary’s CE Primary School was visited by Ofsted for an inspection on 16th and 17th November 2023 and received an ‘Outstanding’ judgement. Please find the report here:

Ofsted report 2023

We received our Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) visit on 1st December 2023 and received a judgement where St Mary’s CE Primary School was found to be ‘living up to its foundation as a Church school’. Please find the report here:

SIAMS report 2023

The children are guided to grow personally, academically, morally, socially and spiritually in an inspiring, beautiful and safe environment. At the core of our vision is a determination to foster, in all children, a love of learning that will endure long after they leave us, enabling them to adapt easily to whatever future challenges they may meet throughout their lives.

St Mary’s is a three form, three site school with excellent teaching and learning resources on each site: Amyand Park Road for Reception and Year 1, Strafford Road for Years 2 and 3 and Richmond Road houses Years 4, 5 and 6.

PARENT SURVEY FEEDBACK

My child is happy at this school 94%

My child feels safe at this school 96%

My child enjoys their learning at school 95%

The school’s values & attitudes have a positive effect on my child/children 94%

Children are encouraged to develop a clear sense of right & wrong 93%

There is a positive relationship between parents & the school 93%

GOVERNANCE

St Mary’s has a long and distinguished history and through its willingness to evolve and be flexible, it will have an equally bright and exciting future. Our mission statement is: “Growing and learning together, inspired by Jesus’ love”, our motto “Conemur” (we will try), and our aspiration for every member of the school community to follow the example of Mary our patron in being compassionate, loving, caring and inclusive.  This is a school with excellent relationships between and among adults and learners; the SIAMS Inspector in February 2016 commended the shared commitment of leaders and governors and chaplain which is “sustaining a culture that blends compassion with excellence”.

SCHOOL GOVERNORS

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2022: St Mary’s will be a centre of excellence locally and nationally, a beacon catering for the needs of all children and celebrating their diversity. Our 630 pupils, spread over 3 sites, will thrive in a small school familiarity whilst belonging to one cohesive school with shared Christian values and a common identity. We will be the beating heart of the Twickenham

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The governors are nominated or elected by staff, parents, the Church Foundation or the wider community.

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INSPECTION REPORTS

CURRICULUM

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