SIAMS

'Kingsland Church of England Primary School is living up to its foundation as a Church school and is enabling pupils and adults to flourish.' (SIAMS 2026). It has the following notable strengths:

The Christian vision is deeply established, loved and celebrated by pupils, staff, governors and parents. It informs and empowers the actions of members of the school community. The vision is central to decision making, and its impact is regularly monitored and evaluated.
The curriculum has been carefully tailored to reflect the context of the school. It provides multiple opportunities for pupils to raise their aspirations, live life to the full and shine.
Relationships in the school are strong. Using the vision as their guide, adults take time to get to know their pupils extremely well. This promotes a richly inclusive and supportive culture.
Collective worship is carefully planned to explore the school’s Christian vision and values. Pupils reflect deeply and understand how their values can help guide their choices and strengthen their friendships.
Religious education (RE) is highly regarded as a subject that is important to pupils. This is because they learn in ways that encourage them to think critically. Therefore, pupils have an inquisitive nature about worldviews and world religions, including Christianity.

Follow the Star - Calm and Bright.

The school was delighted to feature alongside Rev Julie and Kingsland Church in Hereford Diocese's Advent Nativity video: Follow the Star - Calm and Bright, in 2024. A link to the recording can be found below: