Mary Elton Primary School - Student Prospetus

Our school was built in 1982. We are named after Mary Elton, a member of the Elton family of Clevedon Court. Mary was a Victorian benefactress who had a particular interest in the education of the children in Clevedon. We educate boys and girls between the ages of 4 and 11. The total number of pupils is usually between 400 and 420. Each of our year groups has two parallel classes, with about 30 children in each.

At Mary Elton School we want our children to be: - effective and enthusiastic learners; and - engaged by learning that develops and challenges them and excites their imagination. Creativity is at the heart of our journey of learning. We endeavour to provide a rich and diverse curriculum, linked to the real world, teaching children important key skills, attitude, and a love of learning which encourages children to think outside the box.

Tap the photo to find out about maths in Year 2

Becoming a part of this school includes accepting our school values: keeping each other safe, achieving our goals and helping others when they are feeling down or worried. This is where our safeguarding team come in they help pupils with worries or unsettlements. Being a very important part of our school, the safeguarding members are also our teachers who help puplis through their incredible primary years. Mrs Athorn, our learning mentor, explains more ...

&quot;When children begin their school life, they join our team and they learn to play safe, play fair and play hard. This gives our children life-long learning skills which can be transferred into all areas of our curriculum.&quot; Reception teacher, Mrs Sharp

Use of the outdoors to enrich our curriculum is important to us. Hear Mr Thurgur explain why ...

Choir is for Years 2 - 6. These are a few children from the group.

Here at Mary Elton, there are many different extra curricular activities that you can join. In Year 5, you have the opportunity to go to Mill on the Brue where you stay for five nights with your class mates. There are many clubs such as coding, choir and other activities to get involved with.

In Year 5, they go to Mill on the Brue for 5 days.

Year 5 Kieran, Kascey, Evie, Chloe, Gabby, Harvey, Joel, Will, Jacob and Josh. Year 6 Bowen, Abi, Emma B, Joe, Freya, Megan, Molly, Arlowe, Emma S and Thomas.

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