Crossford Primary School

Crossford Primary School Vision Statement

Our aim at Crossford Primary School is “Rise to the challenge; supporting each other”.

Crossford Primary School values are:

• Ambition: we will strive to always achieve our best
• Commitment: We try our hardest on our journey to achieve our goals and targets
• Respect: We will value others and care for ourselves at all times
• Responsibility: We are responsible for everything we say and everything we do

School roll: 194

Nursery roll: 50

Crossford Primary School is situated in the village of Crossford, which is 3 miles west of Dunfermline. The associate secondary school is Queen Anne High School. Crossford School was built in 1973. It is semi-open plan with ten teaching areas. Six of these are situated around a central circular hall and provide accommodation for the older children plus a Library and a General Purpose Room. The four remaining areas are for the younger children and have a separate entrance and cloakroom area. There is also an accessible ramp into the building at this entrance. The Nursery is self-contained in separate accommodation comprising a Medway building with completely enclosed garden and play areas. In addition there is a single annexe which is presently used as a Science, Technology and Music room. The grounds are large with a grassed football patch, hard surface netball and basketball court and trim trail. With the support of the Parent Council we have developed the playground areas and have developed a new quiet garden at the front of the school. We also have developed an outdoor classroom with support from the Parent Council.

Daily Timetable

School Hours: 

Primary 1-7 9.00-12.35

Interval 10.40-10.55

Lunch 12.35-1.20

Afternoon 1.20-3.00

Nursery 

Full Day 8.45-2.45

School Uniform

The wearing of a uniform is a well-established practice at Crossford Primary, and has the strong support of parents.

Please see our website www.fifedirect.org.uk/crossford for full details, or check with the school office.

SCHOOL CLOTHING GRANT

We can provide free school meals and a school clothing grant of £100.00 per child if you are on a low income.

To qualify for free schools meals and school clothing grant you must be in receipt of one of the following:

• Income Support
• Job Seekers Allowance (Income Based)
• Employment and Support Allowance (Income Related)
• Child Tax Credit only with annual income below £16,105
• Child Tax Credit & Working Tax Credit with annual income below £6420
• Support under Part VI of the Immigration & Asylum Act 1999
• Universal Credit including those with a take home of pay of up to £610 per month
• Long Term Incapacity Benefit (school clothing grant only)
• Widows Allowance if not in full time employment (school clothing grant only)
• Child Tax Credit & Working Tax Credit with annual income below £69,00 (school clothing grant only

If you don't meet these criteria, but your child is in P1-3, they can still receive free school meals.

Free school milk will only be given if the above criteria are met.