Welcome to Penshurst CE Primary School.
At Penshurst CE Primary people come first and it is our aim to allow those in our school community to thrive and flourish – no matter who they are. Through our Christian ethos we care and develop every person – spiritually and academically.
As a small Church school, we are able to offer our pupils a very unique educational experience; a school experience that is rooted in the ambition that we can all be a Good Samaritan . This idea is developed through our vision is of ‘walking in the shoes of others’ and following in the footsteps of Jesus.
All pupils are encouraged to develop a ‘can do’ attitude and to understand their potential is limitless. Children leave us confident and ready to face the new challenges that await them. They also have a great sense of the world around them and the part they will play in that world.
Through our school Christian values of compassion, determination, courage and friendship, we provide our pupils with a broad understanding of how developing these values can support them to be ‘Good Samaritans’.
You’ll find a range of information on our website, but if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Mrs Sue Elliott
Headteacher
We have spaces in some year groups please contact the school office on 01892 870446 for further information.
Upcoming Events
10 JanFriday22 JanOpen Afternoon Years 1-6
Wednesday23 JanGamelan Workshop – Year 3/4
Thursday29 JanYear 5/6 Trip – Horton Kirby School
Wednesday30 JanGamelan Workshop – Year 3/4
Thursday31 JanBeech – PTA Cake Sale
Friday07 FebFriends Coffee Morning
Friday10 - 14 FebPTA Valentine Raffle Week
MondayNo event found!
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Reception Tours
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Primary Admissions Leaflet 2025
Primary Admissions Leaflet 2025 - Download
View the Primary Admissions Leaflet
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Latest Newsletter
13th December 2024 - Download
View Our latest Newsletter
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Latest Reports - Ofsted 2022
Ofsted Website
Follow this link to view our latest OFSTED report (November 2022)
Ofsted PDF
In 2022 Ofsted completed an inspection and our school was judged to be ‘good’.
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Latest Reports - SIAMS (Church of England report)