Roots to Grow, Wings to Fly

Langford Budville CofE Primary School

Welcome to Langford Budville, a 3 class primary school within the catchment of Wellington. We have high expectations of both the children and staff, striving to ensure that all members of the school community work hard to enable every child to achieve their best.

Head Of School
Langford Budville CofE Primary School

Mr Jonathan Moise-Souch

Main Points of Contact:

Executive Headteacher: Mrs Naomi Philp

Head Of School: Mr Jonathan Moise-Souch

SENCO: Mrs Angela Hall

Chair of Governors: Mrs Frances Nicholson

Main contacts for parents and enquiries:

General Enquiries: School Office [Mrs Vicky Barnes]

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities: Mrs Angela Hall

Paper copies of information on the website or Governor Minutes: School Office [Mrs Vicky Barnes]

All can be contacted via the details below, at the bottom of the page.

Welcome to Langford Budville Church of England Primary School!

Discover the Benefits of Joining our School Family:

Welcome to Langford Budville Church of England Primary School, where we foster a warm and supportive community rooted in Christian values. We believe in creating a caring and happy environment where every child feels valued and nurtured.

With our small class sizes, we provide individual attention and personalised learning experiences. Our dedicated teachers and learning support assistants ensure that every student receives the support they need to thrive academically and personally. Despite our small size, we offer big school opportunities, ensuring wider experiences such as, competing in large-scale sporting events with other schools and participating in trips and residentials within the Moorland Federation. These experiences help build friendship links and enable our students to learn in larger cohorts, seizing every opportunity to grow and excel.

Our newly opened early years setting is a vibrant space where young children, from 2 years old, can grow emotionally and develop their abilities through the Early Years Foundation Stage, igniting their love of learning from the very start. We are proud of the provision we can offer your child and exciting start into their educational journey they can explore.

Situated in the heart of the village of Langford Budville, our school embraces the wonders of our natural surroundings. Our bespoke outdoor curriculum supports the holistic learning of our pupils, nurturing their love of learning and helping them grow their roots so they can spread their wings and fly. We take full advantage of the rural area, engaging in outdoor learning adventures in the nearby woods and fields. Through our Forest School provision, our trained staff use Thrive to build pupils' social and emotional skills. By embedding social and emotional learning across the school, Thrive equips staff to better understand and respond to pupils' needs.

As a school linked to the church, we enjoy a close and supportive relationship with the local clergy. They visit us regularly to lead acts of worship, and we regularly make use of the church for various aspects of our learning and celebrations.

We hold high expectations for each child, fostering a culture of ambition and resilience. Our dedicated staff are committed to helping every student achieve their best, overcoming any obstacles in their way. We know our students and their families well, ensuring personalised support and encouragement.

We empower our students to become independent learners, taking responsibility for their own learning journey. With a focus on our vision statement, "Roots to grow, wings to fly," we encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and a thirst for knowledge.

Our FLBSA (Friends of Langford Budville School Association) is a vibrant parent association that plays an active role in fundraising and supporting our school's initiatives. All parents and carers are welcome to get involved and contribute to enhancing the school experience. We are passionate about the area we live in, and our place within it, through our 'Loving Langford Budville' work we enjoy engaging with our community and taking care of our local area.

We are proud to offer extensive wrap-around care to support working families, ensuring that your child is well cared for before and after school hours.

Join us at Langford Budville Church of England Primary School, where we celebrate each child's unique journey and provide the foundation for a bright and successful future.

We invite you to explore our website to learn more about Langford Budville Church of England Primary School. If you have any questions or would like to arrange a visit, our friendly staff are here to assist you. Join our school family and embark on an exciting educational journey with us. We look forward to meeting you in person!

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Roots to Grow, Wings to Fly

Contact us

Address

Langford Budville C of E Primary School

Langford Budville

Wellington

TA21 0RD

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Are you ready to give your child an engaging and enriching start to their educational journey

Don't wait another day! Visit one of our Moorland Federation preschools today. Start the process by contacting us to schedule a tour and see first-hand how our personalised, inclusive, and immersive learning environment will set the stage for your child's lifelong love of learning. Start your child's Moorland journey today!

FAQs

See our frequently asked questions across a range of subjects from everyday school attendance to special trips, extra curricular activities and admissions.

Can my child wear jewellery in school?

We ask that pupils do not wear jewellery in school.

Uniform
Do you involve parents/carers in planning activities outside the classroom and school trips?

Advice from parents or carers is welcomed and essential on these occasions.

Accessibility & SEND
How accessible is the school and its facilities and how will my child be included in activities outside the classroom, including school trips?

Moorland Federation Schools, complete an accessibility self-audit. Efforts are made to make each school as accessible as possible within the constraints in existing buildings.

Accessibility & SEND
How do Moorland Federation schools promote caring attitudes?

Our teachers adopt differentiated teaching and learning styles to cater to individual student needs. We believe in creating an environment that enables each child to work at their own pace and level.

Wellbeing
How do school keep track of children’s additional needs?

Every school has a SEND register, which is a list of children at the school who have a Special Educational Need or Disability and need something additional to or different from their classmates above and beyond the scaffolds and adaptations made during everyday class teaching.

Accessibility & SEND
How do you cater to the individual needs of each student?

Our teachers adopt differentiated teaching and learning styles to cater to individual student needs. We believe in creating an environment that enables each child to work at their own pace and level.

Curriculum
How do you identify children with SEND?

We think of it as identifying children that have barriers to their learning and we do what we can to remove those barriers.

Accessibility & SEND
How do you implement your vision in the schools?

Our vision is implemented by creating learning environments that fosters self-confidence, positive growth mindset, independence, and motivation. We create an atmosphere where children feel safe, secure, happy, inspired and valued.

Christian Distinctiveness
How do you incorporate the ethos of "Growing together, learning for life"?

We encourage children to showcase their talents, to be proud of their achievements, and share their unique qualities with others. We also encourage supporting each other and model positive behaviours, ensure we can all live up to the "Growing together, learning for life" ethos.

How do you instil a sense of responsibility and independence in students?

We encourage children to be aware of their actions and take responsibility for them. We provide opportunities for them to make choices and decisions, fostering a sense of independence.

Behaviour & Bullying

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