The school has Healthy School Status, Inclusive Dyslexia Friendly Status and the Active Sport Mark.

We provide specialist sports coaching, Wider Opportunities Music across the school, French across the key stages and are developing our Forest School.

The New Inn, on Priddy Green, provides a hot lunch once a week using fresh, locally sourced produce.  

We are situated in the village of Priddy between St Laurence's Church and the Village Hall and close to the top green.
	The school consists of a main building containing the Junior classroom, library, offices, staff room, stockroom and cloakroom/toilet areas and an Elliot hut housing the Infants.
The grounds are well landscaped and include a playground and playing field, complete with wooden play equipment.

We have recently had a new IT suite built for us and we have acquired a number of new computers, printers and scanner.  We are very excited about all this new technology and are trying to make friends with children from schools in other countries using it.

 

  

Pupils currently at the school come from the village of Priddy itself, the surrounding area and the nearby city of Wells .

  

(Extract from The Story of Priddy by Alan Thomas)-

 

"The children of Priddy are extremely lucky in having the opportunity of elementary education since 1854.  The building which still serves as the village primary school was erected, largely due to the efforts of the Rev. Henry Tudway, who was curate of Priddy.   The Education Act of 1870 made education compulsory between the ages of 5 and 13 and it could be applied at Priddy.  But lack of schools and teachers meant that the children in other places had to wait until the Education Act of 1880.

The school was examined for the first time on 23 April 1856 by the Decanal Inspector, the Rev. J H Stephenson of Lympsham.  He was very pleased with the children's progress and their orderly and clean appearance which reflected much credit upon Mr Larcombe and Miss Buckley, the master and mistress.  On 7 May the Rev. A B Russell and his lady presented several bibles and other suitable books to the most deserving pupils."