Welcome to St Just Primary School!
As I begin my role as headteacher of both St Just Primary and Cape Cornwall School, I am incredibly excited about the future – it is a real privilege to work across two schools, which may well mean supporting the children of St Just from when they join in early years to when they sit GCSEs at age 16. What an adventure it will be!
At St Just Primary, our mission is to work together to deliver the very best. This is our motto:
Aspirations and Achievements; Together One and All
In the short time I have been in role, I can see how proud staff and children are of our school and how important the partnership with our pupils, parents and the local community is in terms of the benefit it brings to all our children.
I can promise you a team of dedicated teaching and support staff who are welcoming and approachable - every child is known and cared for as an individual from the moment they enter the school gates.
At St Just Primary, we provide each pupil with the opportunity to become a life-long learner by nurturing pupils' individuality and creativity We guide pupils' learning and challenge each and every one of them to think independently and we encourage our parents to be part of that process.
As in any school, good communication is vital. We will always make sure someone is available to speak to if you have any concerns or anxieties. This can be in person, by phone or by using our Parentmail app.
With a consistent number on roll of around 180 pupils aged between 4 years and 11 years, we are organised into 7 classes, one class for each year group. Our classes vary in number reflecting the admission of local children to their local school.
We welcome visitors, so please contact us if you would like the opportunity to experience our school first-hand.
Headteacher
St Just School is part of Truro and Penwith Academy Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales. Company number 08880841. Registered office : College Road, Truro TR1 3XX
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