Does Park School offer outdoor or nature-based learning?

Yes. Nature is a teacher at Park School. Outdoor learning is woven throughout the curriculum, supporting wellbeing, creativity, and real-world understanding. Children learn through hands-on experiences, exploration, and connection to the natural world.

What makes Park School different from other independent schools?

Park School is intentionally small, relational, and nature-rooted. Our human-scale approach, small class sizes, emotional intelligence focus, and strong community ethos set us apart. Children feel known, heard, and empowered, and this sense of belonging underpins their academic and personal growth.

What secondary schools do children move on to after Park School?

Park School pupils transition successfully to a wide range of secondary schools, including KEVICC (King Edward VI Community College), Totnes Independent School, Sands School, and a range of other state, independent, grammar, and alternative settings. Children leave us confident, articulate, academically prepared, and emotionally ready for the next stage of their education.

How can I visit Park School or arrange a tour?

Families can book a personal tour or attend one of our Open Days. Visiting is the best way to experience our ethos, environment, and approach to child-centred education.

How big are the class sizes at Park School?

All classes remain under 25 children. Small class sizes are central to our human-scale ethos, allowing teachers to build strong relationships and tailor learning to each child’s strengths, interests, and needs.

Is Park School suitable for children who may not thrive in mainstream settings?

Yes. Many children flourish here because of our calm, relational environment and personalised approach. We support children who may feel overlooked, anxious, or under pressure in larger, more traditional settings.

Contact Us

Contact Park School

We’d love to hear from you and are always happy to answer any questions you may have about Park School. Our Open Days are a great opportunity to get a feel for the school, meet our team, and see first-hand how we support and nurture every pupil in our care.

To book onto one of our upcoming Open Days or to make an enquiry, please use the form below to contact our welcome team, who will be in touch to arrange a convenient date and time.

If your enquiry is urgent, or if you would prefer to speak directly to a member of our admissions team, please call +44 (0) 1803 864588.

We look forward to speaking with you.

At Park School, we believe education is about far more than academic achievement. It’s about curiosity, creativity, confidence, and helping young people grow into thoughtful, resilient individuals. Our small class sizes, inspiring learning environment and dedicated staff allow every child to be truly known, supported and encouraged to flourish in their own way.

Whether you are exploring educational options for the first time or considering a change, we understand that choosing the right school is a big decision. We welcome open conversations and are always happy to talk through what makes Park School unique, answer your questions, and help you decide whether our community is the right fit for your family.

Yes. Nature is a teacher at Park School. Outdoor learning is woven throughout the curriculum, supporting wellbeing, creativity, and real‑world understanding. Children learn through hands‑on experiences, exploration, and connection to the natural world.
Park School is intentionally small, relational, and nature‑rooted. Our human‑scale approach, small class sizes, emotional intelligence focus, and strong community ethos set us apart. Children feel known, heard, and empowered — and this sense of belonging underpins their academic and personal growth.
Park School pupils transition successfully to a wide range of secondary schools, including:
- KEVICC (King Edward VI Community College)
- Totnes Independent School
- Sands School
- A range of other state, independent, grammar, and alternative settings
Children leave us confident, articulate, academically prepared, and emotionally ready for the next stage of their education.
Families can book a personal tour or attend one of our Open Days. Visiting is the best way to experience our ethos, environment, and approach to child‑centred education.
Small class sizes are central to our human‑scale ethos, allowing teachers to build strong relationships and tailor learning to each child’s strengths, interests, and needs.
Yes. Many children flourish here because of our calm, relational environment and personalised approach. We support children who may feel overlooked, anxious, or under pressure in larger, more traditional settings.

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