Our Worship

In accordance with the wishes of Sir Robert Geffery, the children are educated along the lines of Christian principles, and the school is described as a Church of England Voluntary Aided Foundation School.

Collective worship is central to the life of Sir Robert Geffery’s School. It is an expression of our vision and shapes our approach to others and to what we do in school.

St Michael’s Church in the village of Landrake is a beautiful church, steeped in history and has a caring and friendly community.

At Sir Robert Geffery’s we value the various communities in which we live, work and learn each day. This includes the community within each class and the importance of the social and emotional side to learning that is so important to each child’s all round development.

Over the last decade, we have worked with our partner school in Uganda called Hillside School, Ikona. Staff have taken part in an exchange visit on different occasions and children communicate with each other between schools through sending letters describing their daily lives and hopes for the future

As a Church of England voluntary aided school, we have a church inspection approximately every four to five years, as well as the standard Ofsted inspection

Links to the Church of England Publications and websites. Our school is described as a Church of England Voluntary Aided Foundation School.