Sharow Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School is a small village school offering a warm, friendly atmosphere. The school is set in large rural surroundings and has occupied this site since 1856. 

The school’s ethos and curriculum seek to develop the moral, spiritual and cultural awareness of every child.  Acts of Collective Worship in school, services held in church each term and celebration of religious festivals affirm the school’s traditions and values.

We celebrate children's individuality and strive to deliver a curriculum which enables pupils to be actively involved in the learning process. Pupil voice is greatly valued and staff, governors and parents work together to ensure pupils achieve their full potential. 
















 
Children are admitted in the September of the school year in which their fifth birthday falls. All children start full time although consideration is always given to this arrangement on an individual basis.

Currently there are 70 pupils on roll, with a fourclass structure, which enables us to keep class sizes small and reduce the age spread within each class. There are high levels of adult support in all classes with our team of five teaching assistants.

Class 1 and 2 occupy the School House with classes 3 and 4 located in the main building. All classes have access to their own outdoor learning environments. We are also very proud of our grounds which include an adventure playground, a large school field and quiet zones. Six hens and two guinea pigs complete our school family. 


Class 1 - Reception and Year One
Class Teacher - Mrs Thorpe
Teaching Assistants - Mrs Morton and Mrs Colley

Class 2 - Year Two
Class Teacher - Miss Scott

Class 3 - Years Three and Four
Class Teacher - Mrs Houghton
Teaching Assistant - Miss Smith

Class 4 - Years Five and Six
Class Teachers - Mr Whiteside
Teaching Assistants - Mrs Johnson and Mrs Caven

Head Teacher - Miss McKinney
School's Administrator - Mrs Jones