
Our Classes
Pips
Reception & Year 1
Mrs Taylor
Students aged 4 to 6
Seedlings
Year 2
Mrs Hooper & Mrs Dutfield
Students aged 6 to 8
Blossoms
Year 3 and 4
Miss Veale
Students aged 8 to 10
Blooms
Year 5 and 6
Mrs Noel & Mrs Morgan Parry
Students aged 10 to 11
Headteacher’s Welcome Message
Welcome to Meare Village Primary School website!
“Today a seedling – tomorrow a flower”
Our school motto, written by one of our children and voted for by our children, encapsulates the school we are.
Every day is seen with the potential for new growth and development, and the school environment and our staff nourish and encourage this every day.
We aim to broaden the children’s outlook, experience, and personal development through a range of extra-curricular opportunities, from outdoor learning, welcoming vocational visitors, a range of clubs, our local history days, to theatre trips, whole-school art exhibitions, charity fundraisers, and debating competitions. Please look at our Personal Development Page in the Parent tab for more on this!
Through our broad curriculum, we facilitate the best academic progress through carefully sequenced lessons that build on prior learning, teaching children key skills and knowledge along the way, so that they produce high-quality, purposeful outcomes.
Our overall aim is for our children to become active contributors to the world, seeing themselves as having a significant part to play as local, national and global citizens, who make a positive difference in themselves and to others, and our 3 school values of READY – RESPECTFUL – SAFE equip our children with the necessary mind-set to achieve this.
If you are interested in seeing our school and all it has to offer, please contact the office so we can arrange a tour by our Year 6 Pupil Leadership Team.
Ms Abi Isherwood – Meare Village Primary School Headteacher

All the latest from Meare Primary School…
- RSPCA hedgehog workshopsThe RSPCA came into school yesterday to run some fabulous and informative … Read more
- World Book DayThe children and staff came to school dressed in their pyjamas to … Read more
- Women’s History MonthAs part of March’s Women’s History month we looked at three influential … Read more
- Forest SchoolIn forest school we practiced tying knots. We made small rafts by … Read more

