We are an Independent Primary School focused on excellence.
Bhaktivedanta Manor School is a unique independent primary school which aims to develop a child’s full academic, spiritual and moral potential.
Vision
A personal school that makes a vital contribution to a child’s spiritual, moral, academic, social and cultural development.
Mission
To nurture learned, self-assured and Krishna Conscious children, individually equipped to realise their potentials and to apply their learning in life.
Students
We believe in delivering a high standard of education and preparing pupils to become individuals of sound character, behaviour and competence.
What parents say about the Gurukula
Hear our teachers talk about the Gurukula
Hear our teachers talk about the Gurukula
30 Years of Experience
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What parents and students say about our school
I spent some of the best days of my life at Bhaktivedanta Manor School. I truly owe a huge debt of gratitude to the teachers and community for giving me the opportunity to spend every day in a safe, loving, colourful environment that nurtured my abilities and gave me a priceless foundation for the rest of my life.
Jahnavi Harrison
Sometimes in life you don’t realize how important something is until you don’t have it anymore. For me that was the Manor School. I had amazing friends supportive teachers and the kind temple community. Those people helped me so much through the start of my life and I took it all for granted until I went to secondary school. So I just want to say a huge thank you to all those people who helped me and who are still helping me now.
Luca
Year 8 graduate
I am so so thankful for my time in the gurukula. I wasn’t aware at the time how unique and wonderful the school was, and the impact it was going to have on me throughout the rest of my life. It created in me a strong backbone of faith in the morals and lessons I was brought up with, as they were all practically shown in my beautiful teachers by the way they lived their lives and interacted with us.
