Our Church School

Flourishing together within the love of God. 

As an inclusive and caring church school, we provide an excellent education and inspire learning for life. We see all members of our school family as valued and valuable in the eyes of God, and we will support and challenge everyone to achieve their full potential. 

It is the mission of St Peter’s C of E Primary Academy to:  

  • Provide a broad, balanced creative and challenging curriculum which is accessible to all. 
  • Nurture a stimulating, active and well-resourced learning environment. 
  • Promote a variety of learning and teaching styles to stimulate all pupils and staff and provide the training and support needed to do this. 
  • Be a tolerant, caring and supportive place which expects equality and mutual respect.  
  • Build strong partnerships between home, school, church and the local community. 
  • Strive for continuous improvement in all that we do. 
  • Celebrate the successes we achieve together.   

Be a happy and safe place where everyone can thrive and grow 

Through our vision, which follows the parable of The Good Samaritan, we support all members of the school community to have compassion for those around them, showing love, understanding and empathy.  Our community is supported to help those around them, not passing by.   

  

We also embrace the story of St Peter and support the lesson that everyone makes mistakes, but it is how we learn from them that defines us.  As St Peter holds the keys to heaven, in our school our St Peter’s way holds the keys to being a positive and inspiring member of any community. 

St Peter’s C of E Primary Academy strives to enrich the lives of our pupils, their families and the community around us.  

By learning together, we will develop knowledge, understanding and a positive attitude to ourselves and those around us. We will use our St Peter’s way as a model to embrace and follow. 

Our approach will always be respectful and kind as we challenge ourselves to be better teachers, parents, pupils and members of the school community. 

A St Peter’s pupil demonstrates compassion, Wisdom, Respect, creativity and perseverance in all they do. 

And so in others do to them as you would have done to you… 

St Peter’s Keys to success

Our children learn about our values and how they help to guide them.

  • We enjoy working together to teach our children to create new and exciting solutions to make our world a better place. We believe we can make a difference no matter how large or small.

  • We ensure our school is a place of compassion and tolerance where we accept everyone for who they are.
  • Our School is a place where we can experiment and take risks in order that we might better ourselves, our learning and the world we live in.

  • Children at St Peter’s are taught to think creatively and we encourage looking at things from different viewpoints.

St Peter’s Way Keys To Success

Church Partnerships

St Peter’s Church Market Bosworth

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/5465/

Leicester Diocese

https://www.leicesterdbe.org/

Collective Worship is a statutory requirement for all schools in England and Wales. However, at St Peter’s C of E Primary School, Collective Worship is so much more than this.  It is a time for our school community to come together, learn together, reflect together, a time for children, staff and visitors to be still, engage and if they feel called to, respond.  It is the heartbeat of our school and it plays a fundamental role in shaping pupils’ character, thinking and actions. 

Worship reflects the variety of traditions found in the Church of England as well as other Christian traditions, and recognises and follows the Church of England’s liturgical year. The daily act of worship is central to our ethos and is supported by all staff and governors, it is inclusive, invitational and inspiring.

Collective Worship at St Peter’s strengthens and supports the distinctive Christian character of our school and reaffirms our Christian values of Respect, Compassion, Creativity, Endurance and Wisdom.

Our school community takes part in collective worship on a daily basis, as follows

  • Monday – iSing Pop

  • Tuesday – A Global Citizenship theme

  • Wednesday – Christian Values / Festival links

  • Thursday – Singing assembly 

  • Friday – Celebration – recognition of achievements and recognition for seeing our St Peter’s keys to success in action.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        We start our daily worship with this prayer and take a moment of reflection as we come together.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             At the end of our time we take a moment to think about what we have learnt and then use sign language to say ‘Peace be with you’ before we leave.

Our school prayer

O Lord
Bless our school that working together and playing together we can serve you and learn to serve one another.
In Jesus name Amen.

Remembrance Sunday

Year 6 pupils attended the Market Bosworth parade and service, representing the families and staff of our school, in remembering all those who have served our country and continue to do so. This followed our service at school in which all pupils and staff took part.

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the sons of God.” Matthew 5:9

Advent At Leicester Cathedral

We enjoyed the Advent Service at the cathedral. The nativity by high school students was very well received. We also enjoyed meeting Bishop Guli and had time to look at the nativity scene outside the town hall.

At St Peter’s Church

We attend services each term at St Peter’s, Market Bosworth. Rev Poskitt and his team welcome us for our Harvest Festival, our Advent and Easter services. We also end our school year with a Leavers’ Service on the last day of term. The pupils share readings from the bibles, prayers and sing to celebrate the learning we have enjoyed each term.