Our Vision Statement

Jesus said ‘I have come that they may have life in all its fullness’ John 10:10.

We strive for life in all its fullness, for all our children, staff and school community.

Our Mission Statement

For Life in all its Fullness for today…

Archbishop Cranmer is a small, caring Church of England Primary School in Aslockton, Nottinghamshire. We are a family community with Christian Values at the heart, where adults and children genuinely care for one another.

We aspire to be a high achieving school that provides an outstanding education and culture of opportunity for all.

We believe that every child is unique and valued by God, with their profound personal development being at the heart of all we do.

We provide a rich and stimulating curriculum that inspires and challenges all to achieve.

We foster warm partnerships with parents, the local community, St Thomas’s church and local charities.  

For Life in all its Fullness for the future…….
We teach our children to be excellent Christian role models for the future world. 

We are inclusive, respectful and celebrate global diversity.

We provide excellent care, guidance and support to enable our children to keep themselves happy, healthy and safe in their adult lives.

We educate children on the importance of their well-being today and in their future.

Our Christian Values

We work in partnership with one another, ‘to establish the work of our hands’ Psalm 90:17, in all we do.  

We seek to promote the six Christian values of Kindness, Courage, Responsibility, Respect, Thankfulness and Trust, each linked by our core value of Love -  taking care of ourselves and each other.

Jesus said ‘Love our neighbour as we love ourselves’. Matthew 25v39

We believe these Christian values help to prepare our children for a successful and fulfilling life being:

· Considerate and respectful with excellent manners.

· Honest and trustworthy

· Resilient, hardworking and determined

· Highly principled with moral, spiritual, cultural and social awareness, including shared British Values.