Ireleth St Peter's CofE Primary School 

The school‟s foundation took place in 1608 and was endowed by Giles Brownrig, a local landowner. The site of this original school was in Sun Street, opposite the Old Parsonage. Nothing is now left of that building except for a font, which was found in the garden of Cliff House, and a plaque, which is in the school entrance hall, and states:

The present site was built upon in 1862, the school then being what is now the Key Stage 1 classroom. Extensions to the building were dedicated and opened in 1962, and more recently in 2001. We see the School as a family in which each child and adult is an important person and has a unique part to play. We aim to develop each child academically, physically, spiritually, morally and socially and will help them reach their full potential by giving them the widest possible experiences. 

We aim to enable each child to grow in confidence so that they can take their full place in society secure as individuals whilst able to respect the needs and values of others. As a Church of England school the life of our school will reflect and be guided by its Christian foundation in a way that creates a loving and caring atmosphere for all who work here.