Business Details
Lunts Heath Primary School Education
Lunts Heath Primary School is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment where children develop knowledge, skills, and understanding of the world. Our curriculum fosters curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love of learning, with a focus on mastery in subjects like history, science, and mathematics. We prioritize inclusivity, listening to children's views, and empowering them to shape their own lives. Our team of experienced educators employs an enquiry-based approach, encouraging critical thinking and collaboration. We integrate local and global perspectives, preparing students to become active, engaged citizens.Through partnerships with families and the community, we create a supportive ecosystem for holistic development. Our commitment to professional development ensures high-quality teaching, while regular assessments track progress and inform future learning. We pride ourselves on fostering leadership qualities and a growth mindset in every child. The schools values of appreciation, aspiration, and achievement underpin all activities. By combining academic rigor with character development, we aim to create leaders of the future.
Services
Primary Education
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Clubs
Music Tuition
Outdoor Learning
Highlights and features
- We employ a mastery approach to teaching history and other core subjects.
- Our curriculum integrates local and world history with cross-curricular learning.
- We foster student leadership through inclusive decision-making opportunities.
- Regular community engagement enriches our historical and cultural education.
- Our enquiry-based methodology develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
What people say
Excellent teaching
Child-centred approach
Strong leadership development
Active parental involvement
Engaging curriculum
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers a comprehensive curriculum covering core subjects like mathematics, English, and science. We emphasize mastery learning through enquiry-based approaches and cross-curricular projects. Students develop critical thinking skills while building chronological understanding of historical events.
Special Educational Needs Support
Tailored support for children with special educational needs includes individualized learning plans and specialist resources. Our SENDCO collaborates with teachers and external agencies to ensure inclusive education. We provide targeted interventions to help every child achieve their potential.
After-School Clubs
After-school clubs offer enrichment activities ranging from sports to creative arts. These programs extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and new interests. Activities align with our curriculum focus on holistic development and personal growth.
Music Tuition
Professional music tuition includes instrument lessons and ensemble participation. Our program develops musical skills while fostering creativity and performance confidence. Lessons support both individual progress and collaborative musical experiences.
Outdoor Learning
Outdoor Play and Learning (OPAL) provides structured play experiences that develop physical skills and social interaction. Our program balances risk assessment with creative play opportunities, supporting children's physical and emotional development through natural exploration.
People
Mr Dave Paton
Headteacher
Mr Paton holds a BA (Hons) in Education and PGCE qualification with NPQH leadership accreditation. He leads with a vision for inclusive education that empowers children to become future leaders through appreciation, aspiration, and achievement.
Mrs A Woodward
Office Manager
Mrs Woodward manages school administration and serves as primary contact for general enquiries. She ensures smooth operational support for both staff and families within the school community.
Mr A Moore
SENDCO
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Mr Moore oversees support for children with additional needs. He works closely with teachers and external agencies to implement personalized learning strategies and ensure inclusive education practices.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 4-11 years across our Reception to Year 6 classes.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENDCO develops individualized support plans and coordinates specialist resources to meet each child's unique learning requirements.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer after-school clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment activities throughout the school year.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through regular consultations, school events, and our active PTFA organization.
What is your teaching approach?
We use mastery learning with enquiry-based methods, focusing on deep understanding rather than rote memorization.
How do you measure student progress?
We track progress through continuous assessment, learning observations, and standardized performance metrics aligned with national standards.
