Local Area

Our school is set in the small, idyllic village of Weald, located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The school is one of the key cornerstones of the village along with St George’s Church, the Windmill pub and the village community shop. Other amenities include the recreation ground and children’s play area, the Memorial Hall and the Scout Hall, which hosts an annual firework display to commemorate 5th November.

The village has a vibrant and happy community supporting a variety of societies and clubs, some of which have links with the school e.g. the Horticultural Society, History Group, art workshops, Scouts, Cubs and Beavers and various sports groups. The village looks forward to the regular offerings of the Pantomine Society, which always bring the community together for evenings of entertainment and laughs.

The village has easy road access to the A21 and thence the M25, and to the main line railway station in Sevenoaks with trains to London and the coast. 

Home to several beautiful parks and nature attractions, and a variety of National Trust and other properties, Sevenoaks offers a variety of outdoor experiences. Knole House and Park, part of the historic Knole House estate, features extensive woodlands, open spaces, and a resident deer herd. Riverhill Himalayan Gardens is known for its stunning gardens, quirky sculptures, and beautiful rhododendrons, along with a lovely café. Emmetts Garden, offers a variety of interesting and beautiful plants, and is perfect for a relaxing stroll. Reuthe's The Lost Gardens of Sevenoaks provides interactive wildlife experiences, alpaca walking, and vibrant gardens. Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve is a great spot for nature walks around the lakes, with informative history boards about the site. These parks provide a mix of historical significance, natural beauty, and recreational opportunities, making Sevenoaks a wonderful place for historians and outdoor enthusiasts.