Atworth
village school in Bradford Road, was built in 1828. It is now federated
with Monkton Farleigh School, but remains a community school.Churchfields, the Village School, Atworth |
NEWS: The Village School,
Atworth Travel Plan is released.
We are pleased to be able to make available for download and printing, the
school travel plan.
The documents are:
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Travel Plan Document in full |
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Appendix I (The studies and results) |
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Appendix II (Objectives/targets of the plan) |
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Appendix III (Map - Atworth base) |
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Appendix IV (Map - Monkton Farleigh base) |
Atworth
village school in Bradford Road, was built in 1828. It is now federated
with Monkton Farleigh School, but remains a community school.
In December 2005, the ‘Federation’ of Atworth, and Monkton Farleigh & South Wraxall Schools was agreed, and the school re-named "Churchfields, the Village School" after a public consultation. The school has a status of a Church of England, voluntary controlled Primary School.
The newly-named school was formally opened in its federated form on September 27th, when the Bishop of Salisbury officiated at the ceremony.
School programme for 2008-2009
Read, download or print the School programme
School programme 2008
See the summary: Summary programme
For details on current activities of the school take a
browse round the
Churchfields, the Village School
website.
(Currently under development)
An excellent book has been written by the Atworth History Group entitled "An Oral History of Education". It gives an interesting historical account of the school's life from inception to 2002. It is available to purchase at a price of £3.00. Details on how to purchase this and other interesting books written by our own History Group, are available on this website - just follow this link to the historygroup page.
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