Welcome to the Kimberworth Community Primary School website.
We are very proud of our school. Every effort is made by all the staff to create a happy and caring atmosphere and an inclusive environment where each child feels confident and valued. Our fantastic children work together to achieve their best, showing respect and care for others. Every member of our school community has a whole hearted commitment to giving their best, hence our school motto: One community achieving together.
It is important to us that all our children are successful. We believe that they deserve the best possible chances in life and so we have high expectations of them to ensure that every child is able to achieve their full potential and achieve the highest of standards. We provide a varied, relevant and interesting curriculum with lots of opportunities for the children to learn through first hand activities. Through this we aim to develop lifelong learners who have the knowledge, skills and confidence needed for the next stage of their learning journey and for their future life.
I hope that you will find the information on the website useful and informative. If you would like to visit the school, please do not hesitate to contact us to make an appointment.
Alison Stothard
Headteacher
Welcome from our Junior Leaders…
Welcome to Kimberworth Community Primary School. We believe we are the best school in Rotherham! We take part in an outstanding range of activities including reading for pleasure, Spelling Shed, TT Rock Stars, art, ICT and much more. Our Year 6 children have recently helped design and organise our new library and it has been a great success; all the children (and staff) love it!We can visit the library during playtimes and lunchtimes and share our class story at the end of each day. At Kimberworth Community Primary School we inspire children to believe to achieve. Our school has nearly 300 pupils attending and everyone is welcome. We would be very delighted to hear from anyone who would like to visit.
Thank you!
Kimberworth Community Primary Junior Leaders