Our Building & History

Our Building & History at St Julian's Church School

St Julian’s is situated in the attractive and friendly village of Wellow, just south of Bath.  The main school building, which dates from 1843, provides the school hall, one classroom, the library and the offices. 

There are three additional classrooms close to the main building, each with its own facilities.  Adjacent to the school is the main playground, a small field, known as ‘the paddock’, an adventure play area and a school garden area.

In September 2018 the provision for Early Years outdoor learning was enhanced through the building of a purpose built canopy with water features, mark making areas, a mud kitchen and a large role play area. This allows children in both Oak and Chestnut classes free flow access to excellent outdoor learning experiences.

We are very lucky to be situated in a beautiful village, surrounded by countryside, open spaces and woodland. The school is committed to outdoor learning and many Forest School type activities are planned within the school day to bring learning to life for our children.

Latest News

This week, 12 children from Beech Class represented St Julian’s at the MNSP Poetry Slam competition at the Dragonfly Theatre at Writhlington school. All of Beech Class worked together to write a year group poem …

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This Monday, we took a team of Year 5/6 children to compete in a Quad Kids competition against 15 other small and large schools from the local area. The children all competed in four events: …

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Year 2 visited the University of Bath Sports Village for a Multi-Skills Festival, along with two other schools. The children took part in a variety of activities hosted by Team Bath coaches. Our first event …

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