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Your Child's Future Starts Here at Tarleton Community Primary School
Tarleton Community Primary School is a community-focused educational institution dedicated to equipping pupils with the skills and values necessary for lifelong learning. Our approach emphasizes emotional literacy, high-quality teaching, and collaborative partnerships with staff, governors, and the local community. As part of the Axia Learning Alliance, a Co-operative Mutual Foundation Trust, we provide tailored learning experiences, exceptional musical opportunities, and a broad curriculum enriched by sports and creative activities.

Our team of skilled educators prioritizes individual growth, inclusivity, and adaptability to support family needs, ensuring children develop into compassionate, well-rounded individuals prepared for future challenges.
Services
Primary Education Music Programs Sports Activities SEND Support After-School Clubs
Highlights and features
  • We are a No Outsiders school promoting inclusivity and understanding.
  • We offer exceptional musical opportunities including instrument lessons and choirs.
  • Our curriculum integrates forest school and outdoor learning experiences.
  • We partner with the Axia Learning Alliance for enhanced educational resources.
  • Our staff prioritize family-friendly adaptations to support work-life balance.
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers a comprehensive curriculum focused on academic excellence, creativity, and personal development. We emphasize literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking while integrating music, sports, and outdoor learning. Our approach prepares children for future educational stages through tailored support and inclusive teaching methods.
Music Programs
We provide exceptional musical opportunities including choir participation and instrument tuition for piano, guitar, drums, and brass instruments. Our programs aim to develop creativity, technical skill, and performance confidence in students from Reception to Year 6 through regular practice and showcase events.
Sports Activities
Our sports program includes diverse clubs and activities designed to improve fitness, teamwork, and competitive spirit. Children engage in structured physical education lessons and extracurricular sports sessions that promote healthy lifestyles and cooperative learning through games and athletic challenges.
SEND Support
We offer tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities through our dedicated SENCo team. Our approach combines individualized learning plans, specialist resources, and inclusive classroom strategies to ensure all children achieve their full potential within a supportive environment.
After-School Clubs
Our after-school clubs provide extended learning opportunities in arts, sciences, and physical activities. These programs complement the curriculum by offering hands-on experiences in areas like coding, gardening, and creative writing, fostering skill development and social interaction beyond regular school hours.
People
Chris Upton
Headteacher
Mr Upton is an experienced educational leader with an O.B.E. for services to education. He champions cooperative values and oversees strategic development while maintaining close community engagement. His leadership focuses on innovation and pupil well-being.
Julie Higson
Deputy Headteacher & SENCo
Mrs Higson manages special educational needs provision and supports school leadership. With expertise in inclusive education, she develops tailored learning strategies and coordinates support for pupils requiring additional assistance across all year groups.
Tina Veevers
EYFS Leader
Mrs Veevers leads early years education, focusing on foundational skills development. She implements play-based learning approaches and ensures smooth transitions for nursery pupils into formal schooling environments through structured, nurturing programs.
Questions
What age groups does Tarleton Community Primary School cater to?
We educate children from Reception (ages 4-5) through Year 6 (ages 11-12), providing continuous primary education for pupils aged 4 to 11 years old.
What special programs are available for music education?
We offer instrument lessons for piano, guitar, drums, and brass instruments, plus choir participation. All pupils from Reception to Year 6 can access these musical opportunities.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENCo team provides individualized learning plans, specialist resources, and inclusive classroom strategies. We maintain close parent communication and offer targeted academic support.
What extracurricular sports activities are offered?
We run diverse sports clubs including football, swimming, and multi-sports activities. Our program emphasizes teamwork, fitness, and competitive spirit through structured sessions.