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Both Heathfield and St. Mary’s Wantage flourished independently though with almost identical values; each producing some outstanding alumni. In 2006 the two schools merged, with Heathfield incorporating St. Mary’s Wantage onto the Ascot site resulting in a combined school drawing on the outstanding heritage and ethos of both.
St Mary’s is part of Plymouth CAST, a multi-academy trust covering Cornwall, Devon and Dorset. St Mary’s welcomes children of any faith and any parent who would like to look around the school just needs to phone the office and make an appointment for a convenient time. Children are also welcome to attend. You can watch a virtual tour of the ...
Please get in touch via email at alumnae@shsk.org.uk. St Katharine’s School is founded in Wantage by the Community of St Mary the Virgin (CSMV) 1894. 1903. St Helen’s School is founded in Abingdon by the Community of St Mary the Virgin (CSMV); the school is attended by ten girls and one boy ranging in age from 4–17. 1906.
St Mary is serving the Wantage community and engaging and encouraging others through a life-changing journey in Wantage, Oxfordshire. Our mission is to nurture a diverse and welcoming community, committed to following fearlessly wherever God is leading us and make Disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of Wantage and the world!
St John's CE Primary Academy. Stanley Hall Road, Grove, Wantage OX12 0GR. 01235 933303. Office-Pri@StJohnsCE.vale-academy.org. The Vale Academy Trust has opened a new school in Grove - St John’s Church of England Primary Academy. Located on the Wellington Gate development, it is the primary school site for what will be a purpose-built, ‘all ...
28 de nov. de 2017 · The sisters at St Mary's in Wantage are planning to create this new glass front entrance and reception area on their main building. The plan is part of a wider scheme to rejuvenate the 19th ...
14 de mar. de 2014 · This proved unsatisfactory and collapsed with in a year. Their work, which included a Middle School, was undertaken by St. Mary's Sisters and others. In 1853 a Mrs, Trevelyan came to Wantage. She built a house to accommodate her own Industrial School and the local girl pupil-teachers and mistresses, requesting the Sisters to take charge.
