Contacts
Mrs T Daters
Shipbourne School
Stumble Hill
Shipbourne
Tonbridge
TN11 9PB
Tel: 01732 810344
Fax: 01732 811355
Please contact office if you require paper copies of any documents
Shipbourne School is now closed. If you are a critical keyworker and your child needs to attend school, a place is available for them at Hadlow Primary School.
Should you have any important issues or questions, please email headteacher@shipbourne.kent.sch.uk
If you have any urgent concerns with regard to safeguarding and you are unable to make contact by email, please call KCC below:
During the day and in office hours
Concerned about an adult?
Call 03000 41 61 61 (text relay 18001 03000 41 61 61) or email social.services@kent.gov.uk
Concerned about a child?
Call 03000 41 11 11 (text relay 18001 03000 41 11 11) or email social.services@kent.gov.uk
Out of hours and in an emergency
If you need to contact us outside of normal office hours, for example during the night, call 03000 41 91 91.
If you think someone is in immediate danger, the best thing to do is call 999 for the emergency services.
Our Unique School – Nurturing Life-Long Learners
Shipbourne School is situated in the beautiful countryside of Kent, nestling at the bottom of Stumble Hill in Shipbourne village. It is a small school which has served the community since 1852.
We have the capacity for approximately 60 pupils. Our children come from the immediate vicinity and further afield from villages, such as Hadlow and Plaxtol, as well as Tonbridge.
The school is currently organised into three classes – Tinley (Reception/Year1), Hampton (Year 2/3)and Fairlawne (Year 4/5/6). Our unique setting and school structure allow for focused teaching to meet the ability and personality of the child; staff get to know the pupils quickly and tailor their lessons to facilitate effective learning for all. We take great pride in our nurturing environment and everyone is treated as part of a family: all lives are enriched through sharing and collaborating as we prepare the children for an exciting future in which they can be both independent and aware of the feelings and needs of others.
The school has a very active PTA which supports the school in a range of ways to raise money to help us meet the changing demands of life in the 21st Century, whilst still retaining the intimate nature of our small school.
Terri Daters (Mrs)
Head of School
Part of the Bourne Partnership
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