Rabbsfarm Primary School

Rabbsfarm Primary School opened on 10 March 1969 with a total roll of 64 children (32 Juniors and 32 Infants).

The school was originally built by Trys of Uxbridge and was identical in design to three other schools built in the Borough during that time. Originally built as ‘open plan’ with no dividing walls inside the building, the school has gone through major changes over the years.

As the school population increased, the main building was remodelled so that each classroom became self-contained and the main building was expanded to include a new classroom in 2000. Four mobile buildings were added, two in 1990 one in 1997 and a fourth in 2010. In 1981 the school Nursery was built at the entrance to the school.  In 2012 the school had more mobiles installed on the playing fields to allow building work to commence.

The new Rabbsfarm School was built by Farrans and was completed in August 2014.   Our outstanding new building was awarded 'Best Educational Building at the Building Excellence Awards 2016 - an award that we continue to be very proud of!

 The school continued to expand and is now three forms of entry throughout, to help cater for the expanding primary population in the borough.  

The old Rabbsfarm was demolished in the summer of 2014.  The present playground stands on the site of the old building.

Rabbsfarm continues to have a reputation of providing a happy, caring, supportive and stimulating environment for our children whilst striving to achieve academic excellence.