We help each child to achieve academic excellence and to grow in their unique personality.
Who are we A look inside LCS
Teachers utilise their good subject knowledge to create well-planned lessons that incorporate a breadth of activities aimed at developing independence and enabling good progress. Resources are used eIectively, ensuring they are suitable for the pupils’ ages and aptitudes.
ISI Inspection Report, September 2025
The Christian ethos underpinning and running through the school is clearly understood and appreciated by pupils who value the caring community to which they belong. Pupils showed that they are thoughtful and deeply respectful of other viewpoints and beliefs.
LCS choir had the enjoyable opportunity to perform some seasonal music at Tryptich Bankside (apartments near the river) in December. We had a good number come to watch us, as we sang around the Christmas tree – there was even...
The Royal Society has chosen students from LCS to join their panel of judges for the Young People’s Book Prize 2025. Panels of young judges, were selected from hundreds of schools, science centres, and community groups across the UK. LCS...
Now it might look like year 3 and 4 are just playing with toys whereas in fact they were investigating all the forces that are needed to make toys move. They used their brilliant knowledge from their Forces and Flight...
In the run up to Christmas the children of Key Stage One have been looking into the history of lots of our Christmas traditions. We’ve asked and answered some key questions: Why do we celebrate Christmas in December? Why do...
In French, Year 6 has been learning about the story of the Eiffel Tower. In order to be able to make comparisons in French we deemed it necessary to construct our own. They were all different but pretty successful and...
Our pupils
Our pupils are our greatest testament to the education we provide.
With a healthy mix of teacher input and independent learning, pupils are encouraged to express their creativity and understanding in a variety of different ways such as writing, speaking, art, music, dance, drama, sport and technology.
Christian ethos
We believe that every area of school life should be informed and distinctively shaped by our Christian foundation, and by an ethos that is kind, academically ambitious, full of co-curricular opportunities and which encourages each child to think for themselves and to serve others. Children of all faiths and none are warmly welcome.
Encourage and develop
From a non-selective intake we achieve the best results for your child to progress to their next choice of school.
We are not only about preparing for these assessments. We encourage excellent learning habits throughout each child’s school life. From the moment your child arrives, we aim to find out their strengths and gifts (academic or otherwise) and to encourage and develop these.