Wednesday 08 July 2009
Adult Learning
For details of Adult Learning courses in the county see:
Thurlaston Online
Thurlaston Schools
Sunday 16 March 2008
Thurlaston Church of England Primary School
“Thurlaston Church of England (Aided) Primary School is the catchment school for the village of Thurlaston and surrounding areas. Many parents of children out of catchment choose our school for its Christian Ethos. We are privileged to be a small school in a rural community where we have a close-knit family atmosphere. We value greatly our Christian ethos and the experiences we offer to our children.”
First established in 1833 by the rector of Thurlaston and in a building erected in 1853; Thurlaston Church of England Primary School is now a voluntary aided school supported by LEA and the Diocese of Leicester.
A combination of traditional and modern teaching methods give a grounding in basic skills within a broad, Christian based, educational experience.
The school, which is an eco-school, offers places to children aged 5 - 11 years with preference given to those living in the ecclesiastical parish of Thurlaston.
The head, Gavin Beetham, can be contacted on 01455 888 243.
For more information visit the school's website:
Sunday 16 March 2008
Brockington College
Brockington College, Mill Lane, Enderby serves as the high school for the majority of children, from Thurlaston, when they move from Thurlaston Primary School.
It is also the Community College for this area providing adult education courses, educational and leisure activities for young people and adults and, accommodation and support for local community groups and projects.
Phone - 0116 2863722
Email - admin@brockingtoncc.fsnet.co.uk
Sunday 16 March 2008
Lutterworth Grammar School
Providing ongoing education between the ages of 14 and 19 years, Lutterworth Grammar School produces some of the best academic results in Leicestershire. It also achieves the highest standards in the performing arts and sports.
The school is also a technology college with excellent IT facilities.
The school can be contacted on 01455 554101
For more information visit the school's website:
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