Schools and Playgroup for Spaldwick

We are very fortunate to have, located in the village of Spaldwick, two establishments – Spaldwick Community Primary School and Playtimes Playgroup – that are both rated as ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.

Spaldwick Community Primary School

Rated as ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted

View the Spaldwick School page

Spaldwick Community Primary School is located in Royston Avenue, Spaldwick. It has about 170 pupils, aged four to 11, in discreet year group classes. Ofsted has rated Spaldwick Community Primary School as ‘outstanding’. Ofsted has reported that Spaldwick School provides an outstanding education for its pupils, with attainment high in Key Stage 2.

To get in contact with Spaldwick School, telephone the school office on (01480) 890371.

Spaldwick Playtimes Playgroup

Rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted

View the Playtimes Playgroup page
Playtimes Playgroup is an established playgroup, located within Spaldwick, which moved to these premises in 2002. It has a new purpose built building with a large playroom and adjacent outdoor play area.  In its October 2010 inspection, Ofsted considered that the quality of the early years provision was outstanding.

Hinchingbrooke Senior School

Rated ‘good’ and ‘improving’ with outstanding features by Ofsted

View the Hinchingbrooke School website
Hinchingbrooke School, which is located on the outskirts of Huntingdon, is a Local Authority School and has about 1931 pupils. The first known building on the site was a Norman church dated to about the year 1100. The school has had specialist sports status since 2005 and has achieved the Sports Mark and Investors in People standard. According to the most recent inspection in May 2011, Hinchingbrooke Senior School is a good and improving school, with some outstanding features.

Kimbolton School (independent) (Senior and Prep)

According to the Independent Schools Inspectorate, Kimbolton is a successful school with many strengths. The quality of teaching and learning is good and attainment and progress are good. Pupils are very happy, loyal to the school, support each other, have a sense of belonging and feel valued in themselves and as members of the community. Pupils receive highly effective pastoral and academic support from a dedicated staff and benefit from a personal development programme which contributes to their qualities as young adults. View the Kimbolton School website.