Welcome to Kenn C of E Primary School
We are very proud of our school and aim to serve our local community by providing an education of the highest quality within the context of the schools Christian beliefs and values.
Please take time to browse our site and find out more about our successful village school. You are more than welcome to visit us, see our school at first hand and meet our friendly children and staff and judge for yourself the quality of education on offer.
Kenn C of E Primary School is part of the Kenn and Kenton Federation.
Mrs Amanda Somerwill, Executive Headteacher and
Mrs Jonelle Arrowsmith, Head of Teaching and Learning
Hard copies of any information on our website can be requested free of charge from the school office.
Over the last 12 months, it has been fairly quiet on the Academy front. As you may know, the building and school land at Kenton belong to Kenton Church Land Trustee Board, to which rent is paid. The Lease renewal is still in the process of...
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Today we had an assembly with a very special visitor - Ellie Jackson. She is the author of Duffy's Lucky Escape which is an engaging story based on true events about the global problem of ocean plastic and the dangers animals face in their...
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On Tuesday May 7th, class 3 went camping to Wildside near Hemyock. It was lovely …
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Children from Year 3 and 4 have been enjoying the sight of the bluebell woodland. …
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On Friday, we were joined by Councillor Alan Connett, our PTA and parents for the …
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Classes 1 and 2 had a fantastic day out in the sunshine at West Town …
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After spending the last few weeks finding out about the Mayans, rainforests and plants, there …
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We invited Helen Plant, a Daisi registered local artist (Devon Arts in Schools Initiative), to …
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Year 5 and 6 have had a varied time at forest school so far with …
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Years 1 and 2 met their Kenpals from Kenton at Dawlish Warren to help Dea …
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As part of Science week, Years 1 and 2 made some motorised Lego vehicles. They …
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What glorious weather Class 4 had for our residential last week! The children (and adults) …
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