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Lynton C E Primary School
Market Street, EX35 6AF Lynton
01598 753309
www:http://www.lynton-primary.devon.sch.uk/e-mail:

Welcome to Lynton Primary School

Lynton School is to be found in the old village of Lynton, situated on the very attractive coastline of North Devon and within the Exmoor National Park.

Lynton with Lynmouth has a population of approx. 2,000 with the nearest towns of Ilfracombe, Barnstaple and Minehead being 20 miles away.

The history of the school building goes back to 1844. Various additions have been built over the years, the most extensive being the modernisation of 1975. Further major building works took place during the Spring/Summer Term of 2002 with the addition of a new classroom, reception area and offices at ground level and internal alterations to incorporate a multi-purpose hall, providing the very best accommodation for our pupils.

Vision Statement

At Lynton C.E. Primary School we endeavour to provide a happy, caring environment
within which all children enjoy learning and feel confident that their contribution is
valued. We hope to provide a wide range of balanced learning opportunities for all and encourage individuals to maximise their potential. We actively promote self-confidence and encourage independence and responsibility. It is said, "that nothing succeeds like success", and we strive to give every child the experience of success and a sense of satisfaction throughout their educational experience at Lynton.

As a Church of England School, we are also interested in the spiritual and moral
development of our pupils. We hope to help them realise that tolerance and respect for others is vital if they are to successfully fulfil their role within the school community, village community and wider world community.

We believe that children can only achieve their best if there is close co-operation
between home and school. Parents/carers are encouraged to share in their child's
education and we endeavour to help parents/carers understand the aims and objectives of the school and how these are supported in the educational programme followed by the children at home.

Our Building and Surroundings

Lynton School is to be found in the old village of Lynton, situated on the very attractive coastline of North Devon and within the Exmoor National Park.

Lynton with Lynmouth has a population of approx. 2,000 with the nearest towns of
Ilfracombe, Barnstaple and Minehead being 20 miles away.

Lynton's economy is heavily based on tourism and farming.

The history of the school building goes back to 1844. Various additions have been built over the years, the most extensive being the modernisation of 1975. Further major building works took place during the Spring/Summer Term of 2002 with the addition of a new classroom, reception area and offices at ground level and internal alterations to incorporate a multi-purpose hall, providing the very best accommodation for our pupils.

The building currently comprises of four classrooms; a library/ICT suite; infant and
junior toilet areas, hall/dining area, kitchen, reception area, disabled toilet and two
offices on the ground level. A staff room, resources room and special education needs learning base is located on the first floor.

Although we do not have a nursery, an independent playgroup is adjacent to the school and has sessions daily. Links between the playgroup and school are strong and the majority of the local children of playgroup age attend.

The school is within the Diocese of Exeter and managed by the Board of Governors. The Diocesan Education Committee and Devon County Education Committee support it financially

 

Visits & Outings

During the school year we usually try to provide KS2 children with a residential visit,
joining with Parracombe School for the venture.

Additionally classes may have a day outing at other times of the year to places of
educational interest, some in the local area and some further afield. At the time of your child’s admission to the school we ask you to complete a form giving permission for them to take part in local visits.

In order to fund these activities, should there be any costs to meet, and if they take
place during school time, we may ask you for a voluntary contribution. We must point out that it may not be possible for the visit to take place if there are insufficient
contributions.

However, no pupil will be treated differently if their parents do not contribute. Should
the visit involve board and lodging for overnight stays during the week, this cost can be charged and if so there are arrangements for remission of charges for those parents in receipt of Income Support. Further details will be issued when we notify you of any visits.

Our Aims

For each pupil, the Governors of Lynton C.E. Primary School would wish:-

TO ENCOURAGE INTELLECTUAL, MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH
A CARING EDUCATION

What We Do

Governors are like a Board of Directors and make decisions about how the school is run.

They meet at least once each half term and all parents are welcome to come along and observe the meetings. An approved copy of the minutes for Governors Meetings may be found in Lynton Library, on the School notice board or on the school website.

The Governors undertake these responsibilities at a policy making level and not at a day to day running of the school level. Also, an individual governor has no power to make decisions or take action - the Governing Body works TOGETHER.

The Governors have to consider much information and make informed and often difficult decisions associated with the school. However, be assured that these decisions are always made with the interests of the children as the main criterion.

The Governors prepare an Annual School Profile which is distributed to all parents and
carers and which can also be accessed via the internet.

 



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