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Our Values: Ambition, Compassion and Resilience

"Pupils feel safe at school. They have trusted adults to turn to if they need help or support. They have confidence that staff will help them resolve any issues related to unkind behaviour."
Ofsted 2026

"NURSERY PLACES FOR 3 YEAR OLDS IN SEPTEMBER"
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"You are the light of the world... let your light shine

before others, that they may see your good deeds

and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthew 5:14-16

"The school has achieved an award for extending pupils’ understanding of world religions." SIAMS 2019

"Pupils value the school’s outdoor spaces and opportunities to play with their friends. They enjoy a range of clubs and activities. Pupils understand the school's vision to 'let your light shine'” Ofsted 2026

"Worship is invitational allowing pupils of no religious affiliation to contribute with integrity."  SIAMS 2019

"The school has achieved an award for extending pupils’ understanding of world religions." SIAMS 2019

"Staff successfully promote a love of reading. Pupils enjoy spending time in the library reading from a range of carefully selected books which are matched to their interests and abilities." Ofsted 2026

"Reading is a strength of the school, alongside carefully planned trips and workshops which complement the curriculum." Ofsted 2026

Our Vision: Let Your Light Shine - Matthew 5:16

Art and Design

Art and Design teaching at St Barnabas Primary is designed to engage, inspire and challenge children, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to participate in, experiment with, invent and create their own works of art, craft and design. Children will be empowered to think creatively and critically. They will investigate and evaluate a wide range of creative outcomes from the past and present to develop rigorous understanding of the many disciplines within art, craft and design and how they shape our past and future.  

Our Art and Design curriculum allows all children to engage in thoughtful and enriching experiences.  Alongside offering our children a carefully mapped progression of skills, we try to give them the opportunity to express their learning in a variety of creative ways. Children at St Barnabas learn an appreciation of their own and others artwork. 

We measure the impact of our curriculum through the following methods: 

  • Images of the children’s practical learning. 
  • Interviewing the pupils about their learning (pupil voice). 
  • Pupil’s books are scrutinised