Choosing the right school is an important decision, and we want families to have the opportunity to find out more about our schools, meet our teams and see what makes each Cornerstone school unique.
Throughout the year, we offer opportunities for prospective families to visit our schools, with our programme of
Open Evenings providing the opportunity to visit all seven Cornerstone schools.
For families who would particularly like to see a school in action during the school day, we are also offering a number of
Open Day visits at selected schools.
Our evening events are a great opportunity to visit your local Cornerstone school, meet members of the school team, look around our facilities and find out more about life at the school.
All seven Cornerstone schools are taking part in our Open Evening programme.
Our evening events provide the perfect opportunity to:
Our schools are part of Cornerstone Academy Trust — one school on seven campuses — with each school offering its own unique community, while sharing our commitment to providing an excellent education for every child.
We know that some families would also value the opportunity to visit a school during the school day, when pupils are learning and the school is in full operation.
This year, Countess Wear, Marpool and Yeo Valley will be offering additional daytime Open Day visits.
These visits provide an opportunity to see the school in action, explore the learning environment and get a feel for everyday life at Cornerstone.
Places for Open Day visits are limited and must be booked in advance.
Unlike traditional open events, these visits are not staged. You will see everyday school life and gain a genuine insight into the environment your child could become part of.
During your visit, you will have the opportunity to:
Whether you visit us in the evening or during the school day, we look forward to welcoming you and helping you discover more about Cornerstone Academy Trust and our schools.
Cornerstone Academy Trust supports seven primary schools across Devon, providing children with an exceptional education within caring and supportive communities.
Our schools combine the strengths of being part of a trust with the individuality and character of each local school.
Families choosing a Cornerstone school benefit from:
✓ Experienced and dedicated teachers
✓ Strong academic foundations
✓ A focus on creativity, confidence and curiosity
✓ Excellent pastoral support
✓ Opportunities beyond the classroom
✓ Modern learning environments
✓ A strong sense of community
Countess Wear, Marpool and Yeo Valley Primary Schools currently have places available for children looking to join during the current academic year.
If you are considering a move of school, you can find out more about the schools and contact the school directly to discuss current availability and the admissions process
Missed something?
Not to worry, our open evenings run until December 1st where you can visit the other schools and ask questions.
The application window for September 2027 entry is open between 14th November 2026 and 14th January 2027.
You will need to apply through Devon Admissions. They will contact you in April to advise you of the school place you have been allocated. You can view more information here.
Need help?
Devon Admissions can be contacted via admissions@devon.gov.uk, 0345 155 1019 or via the link here. Alternatively, speak to a member of staff on reception, call 01392 304040 or email via admin@tcat.education.
Ingredients:
Diced Chicken Breast
Onion
Puree Garlic
Madras Spice Curry Powder
Rapeseed Oil
Spice Ground Ginger
Coconut Milk
Korma Sauce
Boullion Chicken Powder
Peas
Sweetcorn
Cornish Sea Salt
Long Grain Rice
Spice Turmeric
Wholegrain Rice
Nutritional Information
| Nutrient | Portion | Per 100g |
|---|---|---|
| Carbohydrate | 24.96 g | 10.19 g |
| Energy | 270.96 kcal | 110.60 kcal |
| Fat | 10.66 g | 4.35 g |
| Fibre | 1.69 g | 0.69 g |
| Protein | 18.75 g | 7.65g |
| Salt | 0.64 g | 0.26 g |
| Saturated Fat | 5.85 g | 2.39 g |
| Sugar | 4.13 g | 1.68 g |
Allergens Information
Contains: Milk, SO2, Mustard and Wheat