Peckover Primary School

Peckover is a large primary school in the heart of the thriving market town of Wisbech, with a Good Ofsted judgement and a dedicated pre-school which opened in autumn 2019. We are lucky to have a diverse and vibrant community where everyone feels safe and special. It is a happy place to learn, where children, staff and parents are valued and welcome- a place where we all work together to achieve the best for each individual child. We are proud that OFSTED recognised this in our school: ‘Peckover provides a very caring and supportive environment for pupils and families, and plays an important part in the local community.’

We listen to children; they are fundamental to all we do in school. We value their input and want them to feel a part of making their school a better place.

We offer a creative curriculum, rich in memories and opportunities. We believe children learn best when they are given first hand experiences; why show a child a picture of a river in a book, when they could put on their wellies to explore? We give high priority to literacy and numeracy and will always strive to teach these in an innovative and exciting way. The arts and ICT are central to our ethos in enhancing our curriculum and children’s enjoyment of school.

In 2013 we took the exciting step to join the Brooke Weston Trust. This means that we benefit from being part of a larger and extremely successful academic organisation and having access to facilities and opportunities beyond a school’s normal scope.

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@PeckoverPrimary 26/11/2022Nov 26
What an amazing week with Year 6 at Aylmerton! Dreadful weather, not much sleep, but loads and loads of adventures and laughs! #aoec #outdoorlearning https://t.co/vCEKTMVGyx
@PeckoverPrimary 25/11/2022Nov 25
Year 4 have been finding out what happened in the battle of Hastings and the battle of Stamford Bridge. We went outside and acted out the battle. The children showed how the Normans tricked the Saxons into thinking they were retreating. https://t.co/c8AUFUqpmJ
@PeckoverPrimary 21/11/2022Nov 21
More fun at Peckover for Children in Need day. https://t.co/p8GYn1G0qK https://t.co/3x2P12qwNv
@PeckoverPrimary 19/11/2022Nov 19
More Children in Need photos from Team Peckover! A super day and thank you to everyone who supported us. Cake anyone?! https://t.co/167n3TNAGt
@PeckoverPrimary 18/11/2022Nov 18
All ready for a Children in Need lunchtime today! We've had lots of fun supporting this incredible event and thank you to our parents for their donations. More pictures to follow! #childreninneed #pudsey https://t.co/xcMmAA5CSA
@PeckoverPrimary 17/11/2022Nov 17
This week the children in Year 2 were making and eating jam sandwiches. This was to help the children learn the key features of instructions before they wrote their own later in the week. They were very delicious! https://t.co/TAvBNv0d9J
@PeckoverPrimary 17/11/2022Nov 17
This week, at forest school we made bread sticks. Once cooked, we dipped them in jam for a sweet taste. Yum! They were delicious! #forestschool #outdoorlearning https://t.co/ITvm4IUC6k
@PeckoverPrimary 16/11/2022Nov 16
Year 5 have been learning about trade in History. We learnt about imports/exports and looked at The Triangular Trade, where enslaved people were traded. We walked to 'The Clarkson Memorial' and discussed his work to abolishing slavery and we did some observational drawings. https://t.co/sc5uRjC4cv
@PeckoverPrimary 16/11/2022Nov 16
We have a celebrity at Peckover! Sebastian McGovern, Year 2, was chosen to cut the ribbon on a special commemorative bench in Leverington village. He was chosen because he decided to make his own donation towards the bench. Well done Sebastian! We are all so proud of you! https://t.co/lDBDRlEodR