Prospective Parents

Welcome! Thank you for your interest in Park Street Primary School for your child.

For those parents whose children are just about to join us in Reception year, you can view the New Parents’ Evening presentation below.  

Our learning environment

Park Street Primary School is a unique learning environment for children. With only 120 pupils, relationships are at the heart of the school, where every member of staff knows our children and families well. Personalised learning becomes possible and successful when children’s individual learning needs and interests are known well by their teachers.

Children thrive through our encouraging, creative and ambitious approach, where the individuality and contribution of all is highly valued. The highly invested staff team are committed to seeing them grow to fulfil their potential, and develop a lifelong love of learning.

For our global population of pupils, we provide a flexible, responsive curriculum, led by enthusiastic teachers attuned to satisfying children’s curiosity and inquiring minds.

The life of the school

Park Street is a community where we all know each other. As a Church of England school, we welcome the diversity and faiths of our community and hold the following values: honesty and respect, friendship and kindness, learning and fun.

Our daily Collective Worship keep students, teachers and staff connected to each other, and we are an active member of the local community, partnering with museums and organisations to round out a student’s education. Our school borders Jesus Green, and children spend their daily outdoor activity in this beautiful space. Before-school wrap around care is offered to students, and there are numerous after school clubs offered, including coding, sports clubs, theatre, Latin, knitting and more.

See what children are learning this year at Park Street in the Latest School News.

Admissions

Applying for a place at Park Street

Stars of the Week

Our 'Stars of the Week' going forward will be linked to one of our six values: honesty and respect, friendship and kindness, learning and fun. For the week ending 8th May 2026 they are: Owl Class: Robbie - for super progress in reading and writing, and being a good...

The Big Future

Please see the communication below from the Children's Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza:   Good morning, As Children’s Commissioner, I am writing to ask you to ensure all of your children complete my new survey, The Big Future. Under the Children Act 2004, it...

Robin Class Cool Time for Parents and Children!

Robin Class invited their parents to join them for 'cool time' this week! Everybody had a lovely time, trying some of the children's favourite activities. There was also a chance for children to share their learning in their books with their parents. Mrs Robinson also...

School Uniform for the Summer

As the weather has suddenly got sunnier, please could I remind you to send your child to school with a hat and some sunscreen. The children are given time to apply this, before going to the Green at lunchtime. Please also remember some of our school uniform rules -...

Vision and Values

As we head into the Summer Term, I would like to highlight to you that as a Church of England school, we have a 'theologically rooted Christian vision' for our school. This is based on the 'Parable of the Mustard Seed', which you can find on our website here:...

Stars of the Week

Our 'Stars of the Week' for the week ending 1st May 2026 are: Owl Class: Zada -  for always engaging in learning in maths and giving things a try! Robin Class: Jules - for showing respect to adults in her words and actions this week.   Woodpecker Class:  Edith - for...

Jesus College Choir

Jesus College are holding an open afternoon, on 16th May, for boys interested in joining a college choir. See the information above. Please remember this is also our PTA clear-up day - so plenty for parents to do while the children are singing!

Eagle Class visit to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

As part of their study of the Mayan civilisation, Eagle Class visited the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology last week. They had a fantastic and fascinating time, looking at the exhibits and handling some artefacts. [gallery...

Stars of the Week

Our 'Stars of the Week' for the week ending 24th April 2026 are: Owl Class: Ayla -  for brilliant writing in English this week Robin Class: Alex - for showing a positive attitude all week                          Leo - for working hard and challenging himself all...

Easter Riddle Hunt and Races

The PTA Riddle Hunt and Races took place in the first week back this year, as the weather was not good enough on the Friday before the holiday! Everybody had fun solving the riddles and taking part in sack, three-legged, and egg-and-spoon races! They also enjoyed...