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For the latest news and information from each class please navigate to our class pages. They can be found by clicking on 'Children' in the menu bar above, then click 'Class pages' and then your chosen class.
Lots of exciting activities are shared via our weekly newsletters as well, so why not pop along to that section of the website to find out more about what we have been up to?
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New Playground Development Project July 2026
Thu 30 Jul 2026SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROJECT HAS BEGUN!!!!
We are delighted to announce that Chudleigh Knighton Primary School have been awarded over £32,000 from the Hennock Parish Council Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding. We want to thank everyone involved in helping to make this happen. The funds will be used to improve our Early Years outdoor play provision and create a space which is more accessible and inclusive for all. The current provision is very limited with lots of restrictions including significant barriers to free movement because of multiple tiered levels.
Outdoor Play UK have redesigned the area to improve accessibility, install soft surfacing to allow a wider range of physical activities, and add shelter to encourage play in all weather conditions and support continuous provision throughout the year. Better outdoor play equipment will directly enhance children’s gross motor development, promote physical confidence, and encourage active, healthy lifestyles from an early age, while enhancing the quality of outdoor learning. Children will have access to a sand box, water table and climbing area in phase one, with phase two including a timber trail and rope bridge for the main school.
Thank you to PTFA Chudleigh Knighton and Hennock Parish Council for your support with this project.
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Year 6 School Leavers
Wed 22 Jul 2026As the school year comes to a close, it’s time to say goodbye to our fantastic Year 6 pupils as they head off to secondary school.
We’re so proud of everything you’ve achieved during your time here — the effort you’ve put into your learning, the friendships you’ve built, and the way you've grown into thoughtful, capable young people. You’ve made us laugh, kept us on our toes, and shown us just how ready you are for the next step.
Secondary school will bring new subjects, new teachers, and new adventures — and we know you’re more than ready for it. Take everything you’ve learned with you, stay true to yourselves, and don’t be afraid to get stuck in and try new things!
You’ll always be part of Chudleigh Knighton, and we’ll be cheering you on from afar.
Good luck — and enjoy the journey!
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Swimming Lessons (Summer 2026)
Fri 10 Jul 2026Year 4,5 and 6 Swimming Sessions
This year’s swimming sessions for our year 4,5 and 6 children were a great success. The children made excellent progress during each session and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
During the final session, the children practised water safety skills, including rescue techniques and the Float to Live method. They demonstrated great enthusiasm and confidence, making the season a real success.
A big thank you to Chudleigh Community Pool and swimming teacher, Jo for making this a successful experience for the children.
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Haytor Class - Father's Day Craft Afternoon
Wed 17 Jun 2026Father’s Day Craft Afternoon in EYFS and Year 1 Class
The children were delighted to welcome their dads to a wonderful Father’s Day craft afternoon on Wednesday 17th June. The room was filled with creativity as the children carefully designed and decorated special Father’s Day mugs using ceramic pens.
It was a lovely opportunity for families to spend quality time together, and the finished mugs made beautiful keepsakes to treasure. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the afternoon such a success
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Farmwise October 2024
Tue 08 Oct 2024Our Year 4 pupils had a fantastic time at Farmwise at Westpoint on the 8th October. During their visit pupils visited various ‘stations’ dotted around the event. The children learned so much about food and farming and loved how hands-on and fun the activities were
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Harvest Festival Assembly
Fri 04 Oct 2024Today the House Captains and our Ethos Team led our Harvest Festival Celebration. They were supported by all children across the school who shared a little something about what Harvest means as an important Christian festival. We would also like to say a huge thank you to those of you, who kindly donated supplies to the St Petrocks charity
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Exeter RAMM Museum Trip
Wed 02 Oct 2024On Wednesday 2nd October, the children from Belstone and Burrator Class were very lucky to travel to Exeter to visit the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and participate in their Roman day. The children had a fantastic day out, learning about the life of the Romans in Devon. The children took part in a wide range of activities which included writing their name in roman Latin script and exploring mosaic patterns which the Romans used for flooring. The children were also given the opportunity to look at artefacts including pottery, jewellery, clothing. A fun day was had by all!
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New EYFS Starters September 2024
Wed 04 Sep 2024This week, children who joined us in September were presented with their Bibles by the Revd Alex Sharp in St Paul’s Church. Children took turns to receive their Bibles and were joined by family members and our school community to welcome children into our ‘Chudleigh Knighton Family’
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Year 6 Residential
Tue 11 Jun 2024The Year 6 children enjoyed a fantastic residential at Barton Hall in Torquay last week. The children participated in a range of outdoor adventurous activities: they conquered fears, worked brilliantly as a team and had a thoroughly good time!
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Year 5 and 6 Moors Festival
Mon 20 May 2024A number of children across Year 5 and 6 took part in a Moors festival today, led by the Dartmoor School Sports Partnership. Children worked as a team to complete a range of outdoor adventurous activities including learning map reading skills, leading sections of walks on the moors to 3 tors and letterboxing. It was physically challenging climbing both Saddle and Rippon Tor but the children dug deep in true Chudleigh Knighton style and worked brilliantly well together.