A Nurturing Ethos
Creativity & Collaboration
Embracing Rural Surroundings
Encouraging Excellence
Inspiring Young Minds
Pushing Limits
Welcome messageWelcome to St Christopher’s
I would like to warmly welcome you to St. Christopher’s. We are a family-run school in rural Devon, where our pupils, parents and staff work alongside each other to ensure a creative and fulfilling start in life. Our children are the heart of our school community and our Christian ethos promotes an atmosphere of trust, kindness and care which is essential for them to truly flourish.
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Why Choose St Christopher’s?
Choosing a school for your child is arguably the most important decision that you will make for them. Our aim, here at St Christopher’s, is for children to discover their...
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The children were a delight, they all sat beautifully throughout and were so engaged. Even the really little ones were captured from start to finish. We had great fun with them after the show when they played with props and we turned the bubbles on. We hope to see St Christopher’s again, such a lovely happy school group!
Soapbox Theatre Plymouth
St Christopher’s School has given me a positive future and has educated me in a way which has taken me further than I could imagine. I am now in Secondary school and I’m ahead in Geography, English, History, French, RS and ICT. I’m always on top of my homework because of the introduction to homework at St Christopher’s! Thank You!
Isabelle
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Extra Curricular
As well as the broad range of subjects included in the school timetable, we also offer a comprehensive range of extra-curricular options.
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2 weeks ago
🎶 An inspiring musical experience for our KS2 children 🎶![]()
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Our KS2 pupils attended the BSO Schools Concert Explore the Orchestra – Four Elements today, and it was a fantastic experience.![]()
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Led by award-winning composer James Redwood, the concert took the children on a musical journey inspired by fire, water, earth and air. Through a mix of familiar sounds and new discoveries, the performance sparked curiosity, creativity and plenty of thoughtful questions.![]()
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The children were fully involved throughout, learning a participatory song and body percussion piece and performing alongside the orchestra. They were also introduced to the wide range of instruments that make up a symphony orchestra.![]()
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A memorable and engaging experience that brought music to life. Well done to our KS2 pupils for representing the school so well.
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