The aim of this project is to protect the school's heritage and move it forward, continuing to educate children into the 21st century.  The school has been at the heart of Penkridge village life since it was built in 1818, but is now in need of modernisation and expansion. 

The plans include connecting the lower and upper school buildings, incorporating new facilities for teachers, children and office staff, which will be accessible to all.

This project will cost in the region of £637,000.  Of this sum, the school community has to raise £80,000; the rest being funded by LCVAP (a Government fund for Aided Church Schools). 

                            Can you help? 

Perhaps you're a former pupil, or teacher; perhaps you've lived in Penkridge for many years; or perhaps you simply want to support the current and future generations of children at the school...  Please call into the school reception to make a donation.  For further information about the project and ways to give, please contact Alison (Project Leader and School Governor): ah.johnson@homecall.co.uk