Villages
| Name | Faith | Type | Gov | Opened | Intake | DCSF number | Ofsted number | Web | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aldbury | CE | Primary | VC | 1856 | 10 | 3000 | 117382 | W | 51°48′10″N 0°36′13″W / 51.8029°N 0.6035°W / 51.8029; -0.6035 (Aldbury C of E Primary School) |
| Bovingdon | – | Primary | CY | 1927 | 60 | 2003 | 131188 | W | 51°43′23″N 0°31′54″W / 51.7231°N 0.5317°W / 51.7231; -0.5317 (Bovingdon Primary School) |
| Flamstead | – | Primary | CY | 1867 | 15 | 2031 | 117100 | W | 51°49′00″N 0°26′10″W / 51.8168°N 0.4362°W / 51.8168; -0.4362 (Flamstead Village School) |
| Gaddesden Row | – | JMI | CY | 1876 | 8 | 2032 | 117101 | W | 51°48′21″N 0°28′42″W / 51.8058°N 0.4783°W / 51.8058; -0.4783 (Gaddesden Row JMI School) |
| Great Gaddesden | CE | Primary | VA | 1855 | 12 | 3335 | 117433 | W | 51°47′26″N 0°30′32″W / 51.7905°N 0.5088°W / 51.7905; -0.5088 (Great Gaddesden C of E Primary School) |
| Kings Langley | – | Primary | CY | 1838 | 60 | 2338 | 117283 | W | 51°43′03″N 0°27′23″W / 51.7174°N 0.4564°W / 51.7174; -0.4564 (Kings Langley Primary School) |
| Little Gaddesden | CE | Primary | VA | 1854 | 15 | 3352 | 117443 | W | 51°48′41″N 0°33′38″W / 51.8114°N 0.5605°W / 51.8114; -0.5605 (Little Gaddesden CE Voluntary Aided Primary School) |
| Long Marston | CE | Primary | VA | 1951 | 20 | 3373 | 117459 | W | 51°49′56″N 0°41′58″W / 51.8323°N 0.6994°W / 51.8323; -0.6994 (Long Marston Voluntary Aided C of E Primary School) |
| Markyate | – | Primary | CY | 30 | 2074 | 117127 | W | 51°50′16″N 0°28′02″W / 51.8377°N 0.4672°W / 51.8377; -0.4672 (Markyate Village School & Nursery) | |
| St Bartholomew's, Wigginton | CE | Primary | VA | 1854 | 15 | 3380 | 117463 | W | 51°46′56″N 0°38′37″W / 51.7823°N 0.6435°W / 51.7823; -0.6435 (St Bartholomew's C of E VA Primary School) |
| St Paul's, Chipperfield | CE | Primary | VA | c. 1840 | 30 | 3349 | 117441 | W | 51°42′13″N 0°29′35″W / 51.7037°N 0.4930°W / 51.7037; -0.4930 (St Paul's VA C of E Primary School, Chipperfield) |
Gaddesden Row JMI School was established in 1876 to meet obligations imposed on the community by the Education Act 1876. Hertfordshire County Council acquired the property in 1957 and improved it, creating a modern two-room school in unspoilt farmland. The only surviving part of the original school is now offices for the Headteacher and Secretary. In 2001 a new kitchen replaced the old one and a third classroom was added.
Little Gaddesden CE Voluntary Aided Primary School was initially held in a large room at the Bridgewater Arms, moving to a new building in 1858.
The original Kings Langley School was built by John Dickinson in School Lane. The building is now The Cloisters. It was replaced by Kings Langley Primary School and Kings Langley School, the local secondary school, in 1987.
Long Marston Voluntary Aided C of E Primary School was rebuilt in 1951 after the original building was destroyed by a bomb in World War II.
St Bartholomew's C of E VA Primary School, located in Wigginton, was founded in 1854 by the local vicar, the Reverend Gaisford, to provide children within the parish with full time education. It was originally a plaiting school where children made straw plaits for the Luton hat industry. The present school building was dedicated on 15 March 1969 by the Bishop of St Albans, the Right Reverend Michael Gresford-Jones.
St Paul's VA C of E Primary School is centrally sited in Chipperfield, close to the church and village green. In 1973 the school moved from flint cottages opposite the church to a new building with an unusual circular plan.
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