Through high quality teaching, excellent pastoral care and boundless extra-curricular opportunities, we aim to meet the highest expectations of quality education for your child. Our motto, 'Roots and Wings', is embedded in all we do at school.
We nurture the children in a homely environment; give them all the nourishment that they need to grow; ensuring a fruitful, well balanced education providing them with an environment where they are happy, confident and well-educated children.At Plumtree, children are encouraged to develop a sense of responsibility and learn to play a worthwhile and meaningful role in the life of the community.
We nurture the children in a homely environment; give them all the nourishment that they need to grow; ensuring a fruitful, well balanced education providing them with an environment where they are happy, confident and well-educated children.At Plumtree, children are encouraged to develop a sense of responsibility and learn to play a worthwhile and meaningful role in the life of the community.
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The academic and holistic development of the children helps to prepare them for their next step in education and for later life. The school prides itself on the children being happy, safe and confident while developing a host of skills to ensure that every child realises their true potential. Plumtree School offers a real alternative to parents seeking a rounded, caring and traditional education for their children.
All children at Plumtree participate in sport. They are encouraged to keep fit and healthy and develop a range of skills through our Physical Education lessons as well as extra-curricular activities, which include Netball, Football, Cricket, Gymnastics and Dance. At Plumtree we are well known for our success in Sport.
Reviews (5)
Talia McLachlan
Feb 13, 2021
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Jakeblox PIays
Dec 07, 2018
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Both of my children started at Plumtree School in nursery and they are now in years 4 & 5 and w all absolutely love this school. Small class sizes and superb staff have enabled both boys to maximise their potential. It is very much like being a part of a big family. All the children are taught to be kind and caring and to look out for each other. Every single teacher is approachable and you can see that they genuinely enjoy teaching our children. We will be very sad to leave such a fantastic school when each of the boys reach the end of Year 6.
N. Pearce
Oct 30, 2018
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Plumtree School is outstanding. I am a Primary School teacher and this school is everything I have been looking for for my two children, I only wish they had been there from the start. When you join the school you join the Plumtree family where each child is valued, nurtured and loved. The teaching is excellent and each child excels across the board and reaches their true potential. The freedom the school has to prioritise sport and music makes for very happy and well rounded children. I could not be happier.
Julita Geary
Sep 11, 2018
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This small community school is one of the worst in the area. Some of teachers have poor attitudes toward classroom learning and kids are bullied by both students and staff. A child will be successful here, IF you fall into a certain category. My advice would be to look elsewhere, there are other good schools in the area.
Tom Coupe
Aug 11, 2018
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Plumtree School is a fantastic primary school - the children are taught is small classes by fantastic staff and the general ethos of the school is one of positivity, ensuring that pupils exceed expectations.
The teaching is first class and in additional to a solid and thorough curriculum, there is also the opportunity to partake in several after school clubs.
Pupils thrive at Plumtree, bullying is none existent, and by the time the children leave at the end of year six, they are typically ahead of the curve when starting the secondary school of their choice.
The teaching is first class and in additional to a solid and thorough curriculum, there is also the opportunity to partake in several after school clubs.
Pupils thrive at Plumtree, bullying is none existent, and by the time the children leave at the end of year six, they are typically ahead of the curve when starting the secondary school of their choice.
