Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Northampton
East Haddon Church Of England Primary School is a nurturing educational institution rooted in Christian values, dedicated to fostering independence and responsibility in children. Our school provides a caring and stimulating environment where students engage in a balanced curriculum designed to unlock their full potential. As a Church of England Voluntary Controlled school, we prioritise spiritual, social, and moral development while maintaining close partnerships with families to ensure holistic growth.Our experienced team creates tailored learning opportunities that challenge and inspire young minds, reflecting our commitment to excellence in education. With a focus on community collaboration, we strive to prepare children for future success through academic achievement and character development.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Extracurricular Activities
Parental Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We provide a Christian environment focused on spiritual and moral development
- Our curriculum balances academic rigor with creative learning opportunities
- We maintain strong home-school partnerships for holistic child development
- Our staff combines educational expertise with pastoral care experience
- We offer tailored support for special educational needs
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program follows the national curriculum while incorporating Christian values. We provide age-appropriate learning experiences that develop literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking skills. Our small class sizes ensure individual attention and tailored support for each child's developmental needs.
Religious Education
The religious education curriculum explores Christian teachings alongside other world faiths. We incorporate regular collective worship and church partnerships to nurture spiritual growth. Our approach encourages respectful dialogue while maintaining our Church of England foundation.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SEND provision offers tailored support for children with learning difficulties or disabilities. The head teacher serves as SENCO, coordinating individualised learning plans and specialist resources. We work closely with external agencies to ensure comprehensive educational support.
Extracurricular Activities
We provide diverse extracurricular programs including sports, arts, and academic enrichment. These activities extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and personal interests. Partnerships with local organisations enhance our program offerings.
Parental Engagement
Our parental engagement initiatives include regular workshops, classroom volunteering opportunities, and home learning guidance. We maintain open communication channels through newsletters and digital platforms to strengthen home-school partnerships.
People
Claire Truslove
Head Teacher / SENDCo
Claire Truslove leads our school with a MA in Education, specialising in special educational needs. She combines pedagogical expertise with compassionate leadership to create an inclusive learning environment that supports every child's development.
Sue Jennings
Bursar
Sue Jennings manages the school's financial and administrative operations with extensive experience in educational administration. She ensures efficient resource management while maintaining strong community connections through transparent communication and stakeholder engagement.
Questions
What are your school's core values?
Our core values centre on Christian principles of love, respect, and responsibility, while promoting academic excellence and personal growth in a supportive environment.
How do you support special educational needs?
We provide individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and coordinated support from our SENCO to address diverse learning requirements within an inclusive classroom setting.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer varied after-school clubs including sports, creative arts, and academic enrichment programs that change seasonally to match student interests.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through classroom volunteering, family workshops, regular communication channels, and our Friends of the School community group.
What is your admissions process?
Admissions follow local authority guidelines for Church of England schools, with priority given to children from Christian families and those living in our catchment area.
How do you incorporate technology in teaching?
We integrate digital tools across the curriculum while maintaining age-appropriate safeguards, with regular online safety education for both students and parents.
