The success of a school is built on more than just what happens in the classroom. Tapping into a wider network brings new perspectives and broadens the horizons of our school and our children.

Connect Academy Trust

We're proud to be part of this established and growing Multi-Academy Trust in Devon. Everything they do is for the good of all of our pupils and staff.

Exeter Ethiopia Link

We believe that everyone should have access to education. The Exeter Ethiopia Link enables people in Devon to support literacy, health and education development for children throughout Ethiopia.

KiVa Program

KiVa is a scientifically-proven anti-bullying program that effectively helps us and our pupils tackle bullying in our school community.

OPAL

We are working with OPAL to improve our outdoor playtimes.

Parent Teacher Association

Cockington PTA’s aim, quite simply, is to help support the staff in providing our children with the best possible education.

Torbay Sport

Keeping our pupils active and outdoors is important to us. Torbay Sport helps and guides us on the best ways to keep our pupils engaged with sport throughout South Devon.

Torquay United

We work closely with Torquay United, who provide lunch time coaches and offer us days out to watch matches at Plainmoor.

Torre Abbey

Torre Abbey is interwoven into our curriculum, and many year groups visit the Abbey as part of their Learning Enquiries.

what our friends think about their experiences with cockington

Pupils at Cockington Primary School are happy, safe and well supported. They benefit from the care of dedicated staff who are ambitious for every child.

Ofsted report 2025 | Inspector

"It was great to see how much thought had been put into the facilities and their use. From outdoor teaching areas for early years pupils, to specific playground features such as large tyres which were there to replicate outdoor play more typical of the pre-digital era; everything was aimed at enriching the pupil experience."

Mr Murray | School visitor

The children who attended the Torquay United match are a credit to your school the way they behaved. They didn't stop singing despite the bad weather!

Jo Harris | Community Officer at Torquay United

Reading is at the heart of the school’s curriculum. Behaviour is exemplary

Ofsted report 20025 |

"The children who came to work with our residents were very respectful. The residents enjoyed celebrating the King's Coronation with them."

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