Drove Primary School is a great place for your child to learn. We have an exceptional staff, support and nurture each student, and deliver a top-quality education.
Admissions to the school are coordinated by Swindon Borough Council.
To apply for a place at our school, follow the link below and submit an online application.
We're here to help. Use the form below to send us any questions or queries.
To arrange a tour of the school, please contact our school office. We’d love to show you and your little one around our fantastic school. In the meantime, why not watch our school tour video below:
To apply for an In-Year place at our school, click on the Apply online button below.
Children will be invited to attend a series of visits to the reception class before they start on a daily basis.
Prior to these visits, and admission to the school, the class teacher will make a home visit, during which parents will have an opportunity to talk to the teacher, fill in the necessary forms, and receive a brochure.
Every child’s start to school life is a vitally important period. At Drove, we do everything we can to make it a smooth, happy, and positive experience. Our early years team place a strong focus on assisting children with the transition from home to school life.
If you are looking for a place for your child at our Nursery, visit our nursery page here:
I am delighted the progress my child made in his year in Reception. He thoroughly enjoys school, learning and experiencing new things. Many thanks for your excellent teaching and supporting my son.
My child enjoyed every moment when she was in Reception. She became confident, independent and learned lots of new things. The most important thing is that my child was happy to go to school and she still is.
We have been very impressed by the team within Reception. Everyone is so kind and welcoming. Thank you for making our daughter's first experience at school so positive.
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