St. Mark’s Church of England Aided Primary
School is set in a most beautiful woodland area on the borders of
Bournemouth and Poole. The site is owned and managed by the Talbot
Trust. The school was built in 1862 as part of an ambitious and
far-sighted project, which culminated in the building of a model
village.
The principles of a Church of England School
are reflected not only in Religious Education and daily worship,
but by applying Christian standards to all aspects of the life
and work of the School.
"The Christian ethos of St Mark's Church of England V.A. Primary School is one of it's greatest assets". (SIAS 2009 - National Society Statutory Inspection of Anglican Schools Report).
Our school has 420 pupils who enjoy the secluded and peaceful environment with spacious
play areas, field and courtyards for outdoor learning. The school buildings include 14 classrooms, four
small teaching rooms, a hall, a music room, a library, an ICT suite
and an indoor heated swimming pool.
A strong Governing Body and School and Parent Association support
the school, along with the Talbot Village Trust and the parish Church
of St Mark’s, Talbot Village. The close association with the Church provides
opportunities for building links with the local Christian and
wider community.
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