School History
The School was opened in 1835 on a piece of Glebe land adjoining the Church. It was funded by local landowners with additional grants from the National Society of the Church of England and from the Treasury.
The original School House was home to a succession of Headteachers until the 1970's. Use is now made of the former School House as office space, staff facilities and resources storage.
Over the years, extensions have been built, the Infant classroom and the new School Hall. Our KS1 children work in a beautiful purpose-built classroom completed in 2002 at the rear of the school. The School House garden is a much valued outdoor space for play and study.
The adjoining School field and playground provides ample space for outdoor sports and play with full size football and netball pitches and activity apparatus.
In September 2016 we opened a fantastic Early Years building funded by the Diocese. The classroom provides a wonderful space and adjoining outside area, winning an architectural award. The Bishop of Hertford performed the official opening ceremony and blessed the classroom.
