Kings Nympton is an idyllic village nestled in the stunning Devon countryside, yet only 10 minutes from Chulmleigh and South Molton. We see ourselves as the small school with the big ideas. Our staff team are dedicated to ensuring all children have access to a wealth of learning experiences and the very best curriculum. We are able to do this by working closely and sharing skills across our Federation (we are federated with Winkleigh Primary School).
By planning trips and residentials across the Federation, children from Kings Nympton Primary School get to meet other children from their year groups before their transition to their chosen secondary school.
The Local Authority has discontinued the distribution of UID letters, which were traditionally sent to families to invite them to apply for their child's school place. Instead, an online Microsoft form is now available for parents and carers to express their interest in applying for a school place. Upon registration, they will receive automated reminders via text or email when the application window opens on 15th November 2024.
The children have been having great fun and learning lots about Mexico today during our Mexican Arts and Culture day. We've decorated our own chillis, designed and made piñata's, created our own Mexican flowers and tasted lots of different foods. All before lunch! Oh and Year 6's baked a caked.
Class 2 had a fantastic music lesson today with Miss McLean doing standard scales and broken third scales. This involved a lot of concentration but proved to be lots of fun!
More photos of our amazing day, at Forest School!
Another awesome Mrs Blacker day at Forest School! First off the strikers which the children are getting so good at, they get to have two goes. They made their own wooden keychains using the bow saw to cut the wood, and the hand drill to make the holes. Then they set about decorating them with their own unique designs. We made forest floor art, and the children's imaginations went wild. We had swimming pools and beach scenes with some amazing features. The children worked in small groups and collaborated amazingly. Pancakes were made, cooked and eaten so we had full tummies for the river. Where the naughty crocodile was snapping the cheeky monkeys!