Business Details
Empowering Young Minds Through Excellence in Education
Old Stratford Primary School is a small one-form entry institution nestled in the heart of Old Stratford village. Since becoming an Academy in 2018, we have thrived as part of the Grand Union Partnership Multi Academy Trust, collaborating closely with four partner schools. Our ethos centres on delivering high standards across all aspects of school life, fostering skills such as independence, collaboration, and creativity. We prioritise individualised learning, ensuring every child feels safe, supported, and motivated to excel academically and personally. Our curriculum is designed to ignite curiosity and a lifelong love of learning, complemented by strong community partnerships and parental engagement.With a dedicated team of educators and support staff, we cultivate an environment where relationships, resilience, and respect are foundational. Our commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom, offering diverse extracurricular opportunities and a focus on holistic development. Regular communication with families ensures transparency and shared responsibility for each child's growth. Recognised for our vibrant school culture and innovative teaching approaches, we strive to prepare students not just for school life, but for future challenges. Our Ofsted reports and performance data reflect our dedication to continuous improvement and educational excellence.
Services
Early Years Education
English Curriculum
Maths Instruction
Science Teaching
SEN Support
School Meals
Extracurricular Clubs
Safeguarding Services
Curriculum Development
Parental Engagement
Highlights and features
- We offer individualised learning tailored to each child's needs.
- Our experienced staff prioritise academic excellence and personal development.
- Strong partnerships with local schools enhance educational resources.
- Vibrant community engagement enriches the learning experience.
- Holistic approach fosters creativity, resilience, and collaboration.
What people say
Engaging curriculum
Dedicated staff
Vibrant community
Creative teaching
Supportive environment
Services
Early Years Education
Our Early Years programme focuses on holistic development through play-based learning. We nurture foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and social interaction while fostering curiosity and creativity. Qualified educators create a stimulating environment that prepares children for future academic success.
SEN Support
Special Educational Needs support includes tailored provision mapping and Individual Education Plans. Our SEND Coordinator works with external agencies to address diverse learning requirements while maintaining inclusion within mainstream classes wherever possible.
Extracurricular Clubs
We offer diverse clubs including music lessons, sports activities, and creative workshops. These programmes extend learning beyond the classroom, developing new skills and interests in a supportive environment with both staff-led and external provider options.
Curriculum Development
Our broad curriculum covers core subjects and creative disciplines, with specialist teaching in areas like French, computing, and design technology. Regular updates ensure alignment with national standards while maintaining innovative, cross-curricular learning opportunities.
Safeguarding Services
Comprehensive safeguarding measures include staff training, secure premises, and partnership working with local authorities. We maintain clear protocols for child protection concerns while promoting online safety and emotional well-being across all year groups.
People
Mr Andy Baker
Head of School
Mr Baker leads our Academy with extensive experience in primary education leadership. He champions collaborative learning and curriculum innovation while maintaining strong community partnerships to enhance educational outcomes.
Mrs R Burnside
SENCo
Mrs Burnside coordinates our Special Educational Needs provision, working closely with teachers and external agencies. Her expertise ensures tailored support plans that address diverse learning requirements while promoting inclusion across all school activities.
Questions
What curriculum does Old Stratford Primary follow?
We follow the National Curriculum adapted for our context, with enhanced focus on creative learning and cross-curricular projects.
How does the school support SEN students?
Through individual education plans, specialist support staff, and collaboration with external agencies to address specific learning needs.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer various clubs including sports, music, and creative activities through both staff-led and external provider options.
How does the school involve parents?
Regular communication, parent-teacher meetings, and classroom volunteering opportunities maintain strong home-school partnerships.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Comprehensive child protection policies, staff training, secure premises, and online safety education for all pupils.
