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The school will be closed on Monday 19 September as a mark of respect on the day of Her Majesty The Queen's funeral.

Clawton School is situated 3 miles from the market town of Holsworthy.  We are a small village school that take children from 2 - 11 years old.  All our pupils are supported by our teachers as individuals to grow to be inspiring change makers in a caring, family and community-centred rural environment. Our C360 curriculum offers an opportunity for children to explore their own talents as well as learn new skills through. This is laid out within our four cornerstones; 

 

    *    Academic 

    *    Character 

    *    Community 

    *    Innovation 

 

The school aims to serve its communities by providing an education of the highest quality. We believe in the importance of developing a passion for learning in a safe and creative environment where every child can succeed. Our aim is to inspire everyone to be the best that they can be whilst supporting and loving one another.

A sense of community is important to us, within our settings, our local areas and beyond. Our hope is that in providing a sense of belonging our children will grow to become good citizens that have the strength of character to make a positive difference to the world.

Mrs M Steyn | Headteacher


School Opening Hours.

School Gates open at 8.45 am for an 8.50 Registration.

Our main School day runs from 8.50 am-3.20 pm.

Monday - Friday - 32.5 hours per week (excluding wrap-around care)

Our Classes

Owl

Hedgehog

Squirrel

Fox

Badger

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Clawton Primary School

Clawton Primary School

Clawton School is situated 3 miles from the market town of Holsworthy. We are a small village school

Badger Class had a great morning with Wendy and her fantastic team. They made dandelion pancakes, planted a new willow hedge and seeds for herbs. They also made Viking shields, played Viking stick games and wrote haiku nature poems. For science, they completed experiments linked to photosynthesis. In addition to all of this, they tested fruit for its taste and moisture content and looked at the enzymes in apples and potatoes.Wow, what a fun-filled morning! ... See MoreSee Less
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Badger Class have enjoyed the final part of their DT unit - cooking and nutrition, adapting a recipe. ... See MoreSee Less
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Dave, our local history expert, came to show the children in Badger Class replica shields and axes similar to those used in Viking battles. ... See MoreSee Less
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Over the past couple of months, Owls have been looking at the life cycle of frogs.With another successful year, the frogs life cycle is complete and they have now been released back into their original pond!We have found they took a little longer to complete their life cycle due to our lovely British weather, we found out that the colder the water, the slower the life cycle was. So, when the sun finally came out, they flourished into cute little froglets! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 5 children have had a fantastic afternoon at Shebbear College last week, learning cricket skills. For some children, this meant learning lots of new skills. Once again, they represented the school brilliantly and we are really proud of them all! ... See MoreSee Less
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