Welcome to Miers Court Primary School. We have much to be proud of at our school and the website offers just a tiny glimpse of life at our school.
We are a happy two form entry Primary and are proud of our reputation as a friendly and caring place where our children are encouraged to be the very best they can in all aspects of school life. Our children have a strong voice here; from our School Council to our House Captains, pupil leadership is highly valued and there are lots of opportunities for children to contribute to our school community.
Our children have a strong voice here; from our School Council to our House Captains, pupil leadership is highly valued and there are lots of opportunities for children to contribute to our school community.
At Miers Court Primary School we believe in promoting a lifelong love of learning for everyone. We believe that creating inspirational experiences will foster independence and build self-belief allowing learners to constantly grow.
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Miers Court receives a majority 'Strong Standard' ratings in a fantastic Ofsted report!
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Yesterday, our school enjoyed a truly fantastic trip to see Wicked in London’s West End — a very s...
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Year 5 visited Spice Fusion to find out about Indian food and customs. The visit was made to support our learning on Ind...
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On Thursday, 24 children from Years 4, 5 and 6 spent an inspiring day with Nathan Timothy, the founder and CEO of The So...
This year the theme is "Every child deserves someone by their side". On Friday 13th November 2026 we are inviting the children to wear yellow, spotty or Pudsey clothes to school, including accessories! We ask that they donate £1 through Arbor. We are also asking children (if they would like) to donate a cuddly toy so that another child can have 'someone by their side'. We will deliver these to our local charity shops. During the day, we are going to be buddying up with another class in the school to take part in some Pudsey inspired activities! Thank you for your support, The School Council *posters created by two school council reps 🙂
More exciting opportunities are coming for our children... check your emails for information and keep an eye on Dojo for updates 🌳
This week in Year R, we have been busy planting bulbs ready for the spring! The children looked at pictures of the beautiful flowers their bulbs will grow into and learned about how the bulbs rest over the winter before beginning to grow as the weather warms up in spring. We talked about how plants change and grow over time. The children then had lots of fun getting hands-on with planting their own bulbs. We can't wait to watch them grow and see the beautiful flowers that will appear in the spring! 🌼
We are holding a number of limited capacity School Tours over the next few months, for anyone who may be considering Miers Court for their child in September 2027. These tours are an opportunity to see the school in action, and speak to our Principal or a member of the Senior Leadership team, as well as getting an opportunity to speak to pupils. Each tour is limited to a maximum of 8 families and booking must be made in advance by contacting the school office.
▼ Upcoming Parent Tour Dates (scroll down for more!) ▼
Saturday 7th November | 10.00-11.00
Monday 16th November | 1.45-2.45
Wednesday 2nd December | 9.30-10.30
We are excited to finally be able to share our fantastic Ofsted result! Miers Court received a majority ‘Strong Standard’ rating under the new Ofsted framework, with the school receiving five ‘Strong Standard’ and two ‘Expected Standard’ judgements!
Inspectors judged Attendance and Behaviour, Inclusion, Leadership and Governance and Personal Development & Wellbeing to be of ‘Strong Standard’, meaning that leaders are working above the standard expected of them.
The school’s curriculum was highly praised, being described as “thought provoking”, with Ofsted commenting on the many “interesting activities that staff design” for pupils, which ensures that they “achieve well”. Of particular note was the school’s Early Years provision, which was also rated ‘Strong Standard’, a grading achieved by only 25% of schools inspected under the new framework so far!