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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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...
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The children have had a wonderful time today raising money for Children In Need. The school was full of bright colours...
We are incredibly proud of the two amazing teams who represented our school at the MYG Football Competition today Twenty children from Years 5 and 6 formed two teams and bravely faced some of the most challenging weather conditions we've ever seen. From torrential rain and gusty winds to spells of sunshine the day was full of surprises, but they rose to every challenge. Although they had to take shelter twice to wait for the worst of the rain to pass, they showed remarkable determination and completed the entire competition. Throughout the day, they demonstrated resilience, perseverance, empathy and kindness, truly embodying what it means to be part of a team in every match they played. The teams took ownership of the experience, deciding on positions and managing substitutions with very little adult support. They demonstrated incredible maturity, leadership, and collaboration throughout. Out of an impressive 39 teams, one of our teams finished 29th and the other achieved 9th place. Both teams should be extremely proud of their efforts, attitude and sportsmanship. They represented the school brilliantly, and we couldn't be more proud of them!
We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school tomorrow as we begin the final term of the school year! This promises to be a busy and exciting term, with lots of wonderful events and experiences planned for the children. We hope everyone has had a lovely break, enjoyed the sunshine and stayed safe in the heat We are hoping the weather predictions of rain aren't wholly accurate for the coming week... but as we head into the British summer months, please ensure your children come to school prepared for ALL types of weather We recommend sending them with a rain jacket, a sun hat, and suncream already applied before school. We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow!
Don't forget - our whole school Sports Day will be taking place on Tuesday 23rd June!
More info to follow!
Our school enjoyed a truly fantastic trip to see Wicked in London’s West End - a very special occasion as it was the first time we had taken children to the theatre!
A group of 29 children attended, and they were an absolute credit to the school. They behaved well, and they embraced every moment of the experience with enthusiasm and excitement. The children were captivated by the incredible performances, music and staging, and it was wonderful to see how much they enjoyed the show.
Summer said "It was really fun and exciting." Phoebe said "I was singing my head off! We could definitely hear them all, it was really loud but not too loud that I am now deaf!" Ffion said, "It was really funny!" and Poppy said, "Overall, the show was amazing!"
It was such a memorable experience for everyone involved, and hopefully the first of many theatre trips to come!
We have had such a fun time celebrating Book Week 2026 here at Miers Court. Each phase has been focusing on a specific book and using this as inspiration for their reading and writing, as well as enjoying some additional book-based opportunities!
Find out more about what we got up to, and catch up with this week's Masked Reader challenge, by clicking the link below!