Following the recent inspection of Inkberrow Primary School , we are delighted that the school was judged to be outstanding in all areas! 

If you would like to read a copy of the full report please click on the link below.

Ofsted/Reports | Inkberrow Primary School

Message from the Eco reps at Norton Juxta Kempsey Primary School: 

Hi, we are the eco council reps. We are a group of elected pupils from each class at NJK.

You may already know but if you don't we submitted an application to create a school show garden at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival this year and we were accepted!

90,000 people visit the show and we are very excited to be part of this amazing event.

The theme of our garden is Worcester and we have been busy collecting ideas from everyone at school. There were so many fantastic ideas. We have taken the best ideas and the ones that work together well to create a design for the show garden. Mr Mcall (Little Acre Gardens) has been helping us figure out what the construction will look like and how it can be made.

Chris Collins, the Blue Peter Gardener will be giving us feedback on our design very soon.

We have started to grow plants and collect some of the items we will need.

There are some items that we are still looking for and really hope that you can help us.

Attached is a sneak peek at the garden design and a wish list of items. 

If you have any of the items to donate please speak to Mrs Marshall as soon as possible.

We'll keep you updated...

Thank you

NJK Eco Council Reps

Children from Norton Juxta Kempsey Primary School secured 1st place at the Worcestershire Poetry Slam on Tuesday night at the Palace Theatre in Redditch! The Year 6 pupils delivered an outstanding performance, impressing the judges and earning the top spot. Congratulations, what an incredible achievement!

Today, 220 Year 5 pupils from local primary schools visited the High School for the exciting first performance of 'We Will Rock You!'.

Pupils from Himbleton Primary School, Flyford Flavel Primary School, Orchard Primary School, Inkberrow Primary School, Norton Juxta Kempsey Primary School and Abbey Park Middle School were in attendance.  

Following the show, the students participated in a workshop, where they learned the iconic song and dance to the opening number, 'Radio Gaga', from the musical.

All the pupils had a fantastic time, and tickets are still available for the Friday and Saturday night shows.

Worcestershire Parkway train station has marked the achievement of becoming carbon neutral just five years after its opening.

Students from Norton Juxta Kempsey Primary School, met with Worcestershire County Council, SLC, CrossCountry and GWR representatives who have been involved in the station since it was designed, to mark the milestone.

For more information please see the article below. 

Worcestershire Parkway becomes ‘carbon neutral’ after five years of opening - SLC Rail

Today, we proudly celebrated the students nominated for the 2024 Community Action Awards, recognising their exceptional contributions to the community. These awards highlight the remarkable efforts of our pupils who go above and beyond to make a positive impact.

Among the pupils nominated were individuals who dedicate their time to daily acts of kindness, including litter picking, fundraising for charity, volunteering, and many other commendable actions that help strengthen and support our local community.

Michael Hodges and Judy Dale from the Pershore Civic Society accompanied Phil Hanson to present the awards.

On Friday 3rd May, Norton Juxta Kempsey had the grand opening for the new school library! It was a wonderful event which the pupils and school community will not forget. 

They were joined by special guests, including MP Nigel Huddleston, who officially opened the library and had the opportunity to tour the school and meet the children.

Year 5 pupils from Himbleton Primary School, Flyford Flavell Primary school, Orchard Primary School and Norton Juxta Kempsey C of E Primary School, were invited to Pershore High School to watch their school production of “The Addams Family”. 

In the afternoon, the children took part in a workshop, working alongside the High School's Performing Arts Team and sixth formers to learn the dance and singing to the opening number of the show "When You're an Addams". The session ended with a chance to perform on the set under the stage lighting! A brilliant time was had by all the children! 

On Friday, 27th October, our staff came together for a Trust Development Day focused on reflection, collaboration, and growth. 

The morning session included a review of our Vision and Values. The staff worked together to refine what they mean to us and our young people. The session sparked some thoughtful discussions and reminded us all of our commitment to creating a positive and inclusive environment for everyone.

In the afternoon, we turned our focus to meeting the unique needs of our learners. Teachers and subject leads collaborated across disciplines to share best practices and develop strategies to ensure every student gets the support they need to succeed. These sessions fostered stronger connections between staff members and created a great opportunity for ongoing development.

On Thursday 14th September, Michael Hodges from the Pershore Civic Society accompanied Phil Hanson to present the 2023 Avonreach Academy/Pershore Civic Society Community Action awards. 

Nominations had been received from Norton Juxta Kempsey CofE Primary School, Flyford Flavell Primary School, Inkberrow Primary School, Himbleton CofE Primary School, Orchard Primary School and Pershore High School. Teachers were encouraged to identify deserving students who were doing good work in their communities. Amongst others, we rewarded individuals who do daily good works as litter picking, assisting in community gardens, editing school newspapers, and raising money for charity. The overall winners of each school were presented with framed certificates and £30 book tokens. Presentations were completed in two School assemblies with parents and in classrooms. The encouragement of good Citizenship is an area that can be massively beneficial to Pershore town and villages beyond.