Richard Porter of Campden originally endowed a parochial school for Mickleton in 1513.

The school was enlarged in 1889 and again in 1947 when a former carpentry shop was converted for use as a dining hall and a kitchen was built alongside. Temporary buildings were later added to the site and good use was made of the facilities within the village for the delivery of PE lessons.

In 2005, after many years of campaigning and meetings between the school, parish and district councils and the Local Education Authority, it was finally agreed that a new primary school would be built in Mickleton. In September 2006, the pupils of Mickleton Primary School walked through the doors of their brand new school. A year later our new nursery facility was opened; a wonderful asset to our school and foundation stage. Our new buildings provide a fantastic teaching and learning environment for both pupils and staff and it is a school that we are all immensely proud of.