It takes a village to raise a child

ONE FORM ENTRY CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL WITH NURSERY. OFSTED OUTSTANDING

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It takes a village to raise a child

ONE FORM ENTRY CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL WITH NURSERY. OFSTED OUTSTANDING

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A life well lived is one with purpose, and ours is to serve our children, instil a love of learning and inspire a search for truth. The learning journey is not one we undertake on our own; it takes a village to raise a child and it takes the community to educate ours. We look forward to your partnership on this road with us.

Fanoula Smith. Executive Headteacher

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Our Vision and  Values

A school community where all are encouraged to care, respect and inspire.

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At a glance

Key information about our school

Our outcomes

Find out here how our Year 6 leavers do in their assessments, and how this compares to other schools nearby and in the country as a whole.

Research based

We keep up with the latest research and thinking into the way children's brains develop as they grow. This informs our practice in the school.More

Our facilities

We have a light and spacious building, all on one level and surrounded by large play areas and a secret garden. Find out more about it here.

Our community

We are proud of our partnerships with other schools in the borough, and work closely with our sister school, St Paul with S Luke.

At a glance

Key information about our school

Research based

We keep a key eye on the latest research and thinking into the way children's brains develop as they grow. This informs our practice in the school.

Our facilities

We have a lovely light and spacious building, all on one level and surrounded by large play areas and a secret garden. Find out more about it here.

Our outcomes

Find out how our Year 6 leavers do in their assessments, and how this compares to other schools nearby and in the country as a whole.

Our community

We are proud of our partnerships with other schools in the borough, and work closely with our sister school, St Paul with S Luke.

Worship at St Saviour's

SIAMS 2023: Excellent

"The Christian vision at St Saviour’s has a striking impact on the everyday life of the school."

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A long history of serving the community in Poplar

The story or St Saviour’s is a mirror for the themes that have shaped life in Poplar since Victorian times. The original building in Northumbria Street was built in 1865. Rising high above the slums, it was intended as a beacon of learning and advancement in a disadvantaged and poor area. Damaged by air raids in the Blitz, the old school was finally demolished and a new building erected in Chrisp Street in the 1950’s.

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People

Fanoula Smith

Executive Headteacher

Tomas Hall

Head of School

Clare Paris

School Reception

I've learned that with faith and hard work anything is possible

I have so many fond memories from the pitch where my love of football started, to the classrooms where I learned about so many different things, from Shakespeare to fun scientific experiments. It was great to speak to Year 6 and hear about all their career aspirations and dreams for the future. I've learned that with faith and hard work anything is possible. All the support and help from St Saviour's was invaluable and helped shape me along my personal and academic journey so far.

Juliet Iwumadi - Year 6 Leaver, 2012 - came back to talk to the current Year 6

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