We welcome you to our school located in the beautiful village of East Allington.

Our school and staff are committed to the ‘EA ABC’. We want every child to be Active, Bold and Caring. What does this mean?

Active: be hard working, be independent.

Bold: have a go, be brave.

Caring: be kind, be respectful.

We are a happy, creative and inclusive school with a very positive ethos of high expectations and excellent behaviour underpinned by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child which recognise the rights of children and young people and ensure that they grow up in the spirit of peace, dignity, tolerance, freedom, equality and solidarity.

​The school is set in stunning grounds which we use to the full with our own Forest School, poly tunnel and sports field. We currently have 99 children on roll and 15 children in our thriving pre-school. We are popular and many children commute from outlying villages and Kingsbridge.

We cannot share the strengths of our school in this short piece of writing. The remainder of this site will tell you some more, but the best way to find out is to come and visit us. Our children, staff and parents will be delighted to tell you about the school.

 

Tom Pether, Headteacher

Active: Be Hard Working, Be Independant

Bold: Have a go, Be Brave

Caring: Be Kind, Be Respectful

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Beech class art 



June 20th, 2025

Beech class art 

Hazel Class Toucan art inspired by the work of Henri Rousseau




June 19th, 2025

Hazel Class Toucan art inspired by the work of Henri Rousseau

Willow class art in the style of Ally




June 18th, 2025

Willow class art in the style of Ally

Art Week: Year 2 and 3 made dream catchers as part of Arts Week. We learnt about the different parts of the dream catcher and what they signify to indigenous cultures. The children did really well and the dream catchers were beautiful!


June 18th, 2025

Art Week: Year 2 and 3 made dream catchers as part of Arts Week. We learnt about the different parts of the dream catcher and what they signify to indigenous cultures. The children did really well and the dream catchers were beautiful!

Arts week at East Allington!  Oak class versions of ‘The Lost Words’ by Robert McFarlane & Illustrated by Jackie Morris



June 18th, 2025

Arts week at East Allington!  Oak class versions of ‘The Lost Words’ by Robert McFarlane & Illustrated by Jackie Morris