Our School
At Measham Church of England Primary, we strive to provide a warm, caring atmosphere where individuals feel valued, respected and confident to accept challenges and experience success. Children are encouraged to work both individually and cooperatively and to appreciate their own efforts and those of others. We would encourage all prospective parents to visit our school to see our working environment.
Measham C of E Primary School is proud to be part of the Rise Multi Academy Trust. Rise is a family of schools. We work with and for each other.
Our schools each have their own vision and values. Many schools had these before they joined the Rise family. These all complement the work of Rise to enable pupils and staff to ‘flourish and succeed’. Read more about the Rise vision and values here.
We are proud that all our schools are now deemed to be ‘Good’ in the eyes of Ofsted. However, we want that milestone to be a marker on our journey, rather than the destination itself. We want Rise schools to be great schools.
Our family of schools are all different shapes and sizes, serving rich and varied communities and that is one of the many things we love about our Trust.
The school began in 1830, when the National School of Measham was built in Cross Lane [later Queen Street]. It had 1 teacher and was funded by voluntary contributions with very close links with the Church of England - links which remain today. The transfer of all children to the new school on Bosworth Road was completed by September 1976.