This small Church of England primary school, based in Croft village, serves several other small rural villages and isolated farms. A third of pupils come from further afield, from more socio-economically disadvantaged urban areas. Most children therefore travel some distance to get to school. The school is currently over-subscribed and has a waiting list. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is a little above average at 20% and the proportion with statements of special educational need is much higher than usual. Although there is no nursery, there is a pre-reception class operating in the afternoons the term before children start full-time school. The school gained an International School Award in the summer celebrating its commitment to education in the wider world.