Information about the 2 Church Schools, Datchet St Mary's C of E Primary Academy (DSM), and Churchmead (Secondary) and one PNEU School can be found here.
St Mary's works closely with all 3, but as the primary school was established in 1843 by the then incumbent it has a particularly special relationship with DSM. All three schools hold services in church, attend the RBL Remembrance Service etc: each school engages in a unique way with St Mary's and work in partnership to contribute regularly to the wider community.
Datchet St Mary's C of E Primary Academy http://www.datchetstmarysacademy.co.uk Contact: 01753 542982 email : [email protected]
DSM has been a member of the Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust for some years. The buildings are nestled in the heart of the village and the school provides wraparound care for pupils, with a Breakfast Club starting at 7:45am and the After School Club ending at 6pm. The school also host other activities such as Chelsea Football Club, Football Multi-skills, Chess, Hi Five Fitness, Street Dance, French and a fantastic Choir which gets invited to sing at local village events such as the Village Fete, Christmas Fairs and special events . Under the leadership of the Headteacher, Ms Nicola Green the Children receive a well rounded education from dedicated staff.
The most OFSTED from September, 2018 judged the school as GOOD. The report praised the headteacher’s vision and drive, along with the staff who ‘share her passion and determination to keep improving the school’. The report also recognised that the school enjoys strong support from parents and governors, and that ‘pupils make strong progress across a range of subjects, and highlights the school's curriculum and ' rich experiences'. It also praises the school’s inclusivity, noting that ‘respect for cultural heritage is a key feature of the school’ and ‘disadvantaged pupils often achieve well’. It recognises the ‘strong culture of safeguarding’ and the conduct of pupils, describing the school as ‘harmonious and happy’.
DSM has a one form entry system and Admissions are often oversubscribed in the Reception year: to find out more about our Admissions policies for the current year and 2024-2025 please look on the school website here:
Churchmead School website: https://www.churchmead.org/ Contact : 01753 211330 e-mail: office @churchmead.org
is the second Church School associated with St Mary's . It became a Church school (VA) back in September 2002
Churchmead is a mixed 11-18 Church of England School welcoming students of all faiths.
As a comparatively small Church of England secondary school (approximately 420) the school can rightly claim that every student is known as an individual. It promote an ethos of being a family with family values.
The school ensures that every student has the best opportunities to learn and succeed and are committed to achieving the highest academic standards to ensure that all students have the necessary skills to compete in the 21st century. Consequently it provides a carefully structured, balanced and accelerated personalised curriculum for all.
Eton End PNEU https://www.etonend.org Contact: 01753 541075 email - general enquiries : [email protected] admissions: [email protected]
Eton End is a family school where the friendly, caring ethos goes hand in hand with high standards and outstanding academic success. The school stands for a solid foundation in education yet the importance of a happy and memorable childhood is never forgotten. The school's stimulating environment encourages in the pupils an enthusiasm for learning, confidence in themselves and consideration for others. A strong emphasis is placed on good manners and thoughtfulness. Recently the school has reordered the classroom environments to foster mindfulness and calm in learning, and noticing a positive change in outcomes and learning achievements.
Broadly Christian in ethos, Eton End PNEU school welcomes all faiths and celebrates other faith festivals. The aim is to promote an awareness of spiritual values. Morning assemblies are considered to be an integral part of school life as they present moral, cultural and topical themes in a simple and meaningful way.