A new chapter is beginning for families in Chester as Kings Moat Community Primary School has welcomed its first pupils.
Located within Kings Moat Garden Village, the new state-of-the-art school will be operated by Sandstone Trust and will initially welcome children in Reception and Key Stage 1, alongside 13 nursery places.
The school will grow in phases as the community grows, initially providing up to 210 primary school places. A future expansion will increase its capacity to 315 pupils when additional places are required.
As well as modern classrooms, the new school includes a hall, kitchen and dining facilities and is situated close to the community’s playing fields, 3G pitches and public park.
Gavin Powell, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey North West, said:
“The start of a new school year is always an exciting time, but this September will be particularly special as Kings Moat Community Primary School welcomes its very first pupils.
“We are proud to have contributed towards the delivery of the school, which will provide local children with a modern and welcoming place to learn close to home.
“This is an important milestone for the development, as we look forward to seeing the school becoming a thriving part of the community in the years ahead.”
Kings Moat Community Primary School has been commissioned by Cheshire West and Chester Council.
To find out more about the school, visit:
https://www.kingsmoatcp.school/
Pictured - Aerial view of Kings Moat Community Primary School.
Picture Credit - Wynne Construction.
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