All Saints Primary School

Lubenham All Saints Primary School is located on School Lane. It is a lovely Victorian building, opened as Lubenham National School in 1858 with the aid of a parliamentary building grant and with voluntary subscriptions collected by the vicar, H.E Bullivant. A Schoolmaster's house was also built. This new school replaced the Parish School that had been based in the church. Records show that the average attendance rose from 71 in 1871 to 113 in 1906. In 1924 it was decided to school only children under 9 years of age and to send older children to Market Harborough.
In 1945 Lubenham (C of E) School accepted 'controlled' status under the local authority.

The school clock, set above the original Main Entrance is one of many original and historic features of the school that is set in extensive grounds.

The school prides itself on the excellent achievement of its pupils, the dedication of the staff and the support of the parents, governors and wider community

Link To School website