A good community school school in Dorset. Explore Ofsted ratings, admissions information, and performance data for Cheselbourne Village School.
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"Inspiring a Lifetime Love of Learning"
A warm welcome from Headteacher Mr C. Perry, highlighting Cheselbourne Village School as a small, equality-focused, caring community where learning is engaging and staff are dedicated to helping pupils succeed in a safe, nurturing environment.
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CVS Breakfast and After School Clubs are offered daily. Breakfast Club runs 7:45–8:45am (with breakfast included) and Early Bird Drop-off is available from 8:30–8:45am. After School Club runs 3:15–4:45pm with a drink and snack. You can book one-off or regular weekly sessions. A late pickup charge (£2 for each 15-minute window) applies. There is also mention of wraparound care options via CVS Breakfast and AS Club.
The school follows the SEND Code of Practice. The SENDCO is Mrs Emma Collett, who can be contacted at [email protected]. The information page references typical SEND-related provisions such as ILPs/Provision Maps and collaboration with Dorset SENDIASS, with safeguarding and wellbeing resources outlined across the site.
Cheselbourne catchment area includes Cheselbourne, Hilton, Melcombe Bingham and Ansty and surrounding villages; parents can opt to bring their child to the school regardless of where they live if a place is available. Children in the catchment area who live more than three miles away are offered free school transport.