About Luckington Community School

Luckington Community School is a thriving and successful rural school, serving the village of Luckington and the surrounding area. The school team works closely with Luckington Pre-school, who share the site. We enjoy being at the heart of the local community and benefit from very supportive parents, governors and friends.

Originally a charming Victorian building, the school has been extended recently to include a bright, modern hall and reception area and library. A new computer suite was set up last year, with computers linked to the interactive Smart Boards in both classes. The school has attractive outdoor space, with gardens, play equipment and a quiet area. School lunches are freshly cooked each day by the chef at The Old Royal Ship, the local pub, and served to the children in the school hall.

The school has between 40 and 50 pupils in 2 classes: one Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 and another Key Stage 2.

There is a high adult: pupil ratio, with 2 full-time teachers, a High Level Teaching Assist, another part time TA and a head teacher who teaches in both classes. The staff are all passionate about teaching and learning and determined to make the curriculum as creative as possible, whilst maintaining the highest standards in core subjects.

Pupils are caring, very well-behaved and keen to learn.  Luckington links with other small schools in the area for a variety of activities, such as sports tournaments, music festivals and a residential visit.