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

Headteacher Interviewed

Cambridge 105 Radio interviewed our Headteacher Sarah Hawker about our new outdoor classroom

Public Speaking Competition

On Tuesday this week, four children took part in the final of the 'Schools South of the River' Public Speaking Competition. The Year 3 and 4 children had to speak about whether children should be able to choose what they learn at school. It was really interesting to...

Stars of the Week

Our stars of the week for the week ending Friday 22nd March are: Owl Class: Jules - for fantastic effort in writing Robin Class: Artur - for great effort and focus in writing Woodpecker Class: Zareef - for wonderful story writing, and Alice, for improving her...

Woodpecker Class Roman Day

Woodpeckers had a fantastic time today, learning about all aspects of Roman life, crafts and warfare! Please see the photographs and videos below! [gallery...

World Book Day

Thank you for all your support with the inventive costumes for 'World Book Day'! We all learned a wide range of new vocabulary! Please see a selection of photographs below - these will be added to next week! [gallery...

Mental Health Support

We have been lucky enough to be selected to have designated support from the Mental Health Support Team (MHST).  We have an allocated small team who will work with us to provide 3 different services: 1 – Working directly with parents so that you feel better able to...

Attendance

Attendance figures for this week are: Owl Class:              88.5% Robin Class            97.3% Woodpecker Class   93.6% Eagle Class               99.2% Well done, Eagles! Nearly 100%!

Stars of the Week

Our stars of the week for the week ending Friday 8th March are: Owl Class: Siena for writing an excellent acrostic poem and Katya for excellent reading Robin Class: Henry for effort and focus in phonics and Eliza Neville-Jones for making a great effort with her...

Owls and Robins trip to Hedingham Castle

Owl and Robin Class had a very exciting trip last week, to Hedingham Castle. They explored the castle and the grounds, and had a chance to dress up in breastplates and helmets! This has really helped with their understanding of their 'Kings, Queens and Castles' topic...

Woodpeckers Trip to the Sedgewick Museum

Woodpecker class had a great trip on Wednesday to see the fossils at the Sedgewick Museum. It was amazing to see the remains of such huge creatures that used to live around Cambridge, millions of years ago! Everybody was also very interested in the fossils found by...

Art in Eagle Class

Eagle Class have been experimenting with tessellating patterns in the style of the artist Esher. They have looked at his work on various websites, and them composed their own patterns. I am sure you will agree that the outcomes are of very high quality! Well done...

Prospective Parents

Learn about life at our unique ‘village’ school situated at the heart of Cambridge.

With only 120 pupils, relationships are at the heart of the school, where every member of staff knows our children and families well.

View a video created by the school’s parents and children.