Business Details
Primary Education Excellence in Bristol
At Emersons Green Primary School, we are dedicated to nurturing every child's potential through a curriculum that prioritises academic excellence, personal growth, and inclusivity. Our mission to 'Forge Mighty Futures' is achieved by cultivating bravery, celebrating individuality, and encouraging perseverance in all learners. With a specialist resource base supporting up to 14 children with physical disabilities and/or visual impairments, we ensure every student receives tailored care aligned with their unique needs. Our OFSTED-rated 'Good' provision for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) reflects our commitment to embedding inclusivity in every aspect of school life. We prioritise reading as the foundation of learning, while fostering partnerships with families to create a supportive educational ecosystem. Our staff, trained to the highest standards through the Primary Excellence Partnership, deliver high-quality teaching that ignites curiosity and empowers students to become confident, articulate, and inquisitive learners.The school's warm, welcoming atmosphere ensures new families feel part of our community from their first interaction, supported by clear communication channels and a dedicated leadership team. Through initiatives like Forest School, after-school clubs, and collaborative arts programmes, we provide diverse opportunities for children to explore their passions and develop holistic skills. Our rigorous safeguarding protocols, aligned with national guidelines, ensure a secure environment where pupils feel safe to learn and thrive. By maintaining ambitious attendance targets and fostering strong relationships with local authorities, we uphold our reputation as a trusted institution that consistently delivers exceptional educational outcomes.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
After School Clubs
Forest School
Choir Programmes
Safeguarding Services
Parent Workshops
Curriculum Enrichment
Attendance Support
Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
- We maintain a specialist resource base for children with physical disabilities and/or visual impairments.
- Our SEND provision was praised by OFSTED for its comprehensive, inclusive approach.
- Reading is prioritised as the core of our curriculum to build strong literacy foundations.
- Staff receive continuous professional development through the Primary Excellence Partnership.
- We foster partnerships with families to create tailored support for every child's learning journey.
Associations and certifications
- OFSTED
What people say
Warm and friendly atmosphere
Teachers are clear and effective
Children feel safe and supported
Excellent phonics teaching
Engaged learning environment
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers a comprehensive curriculum focused on academic excellence and personal development. We prioritise reading, mathematics, and science while integrating creative subjects like music, art, and physical education. The school's inclusive approach ensures all children, including those with special educational needs, receive tailored support to achieve their full potential through expert teaching and collaborative learning environments.
SEND Support
The specialist resource base provides targeted support for up to 14 children with physical disabilities and/or visual impairments. Our OFSTED-recognised provision embeds inclusivity across all activities, with trained staff delivering individualised learning plans. We work closely with families and external specialists to create holistic support systems that enable every child to participate fully in school life and develop essential life skills.
After School Clubs
After-school clubs offer diverse opportunities for children to explore interests beyond the classroom. Activities include choir, art, and Forest School programmes that promote teamwork, creativity, and outdoor learning. These sessions are designed to nurture passions, build confidence, and develop social skills in a safe, supervised environment led by experienced educators and community partners.
Safeguarding Services
Our safeguarding framework follows national guidelines to ensure pupil safety. The designated team, led by the Headteacher, implements rigorous protocols for identifying and addressing concerns. We maintain open communication channels with families and external agencies while providing staff training to uphold a culture of vigilance. Regular policy reviews ensure compliance with evolving best practices in child welfare.
Parent Workshops
Parent workshops strengthen home-school partnerships through sessions on curriculum insights, learning strategies, and child development. These interactive events empower families to support their children's education effectively. Topics include reading development, mathematics approaches, and wellbeing practices, fostering collaborative efforts between staff and parents to enhance student outcomes.
People
Mrs Soraya Young
Head of School
Mrs Young leads Emersons Green Primary School with a commitment to inclusive education and academic excellence. She oversees strategic development, staff training, and safeguarding protocols while maintaining strong community partnerships. Her leadership focuses on creating a nurturing environment where every child achieves their 'mighty future' through tailored support and innovative teaching practices.
Mrs Laura Morson
SENDCo
Mrs Morson coordinates special educational needs provision, ensuring tailored support for children with disabilities. She works closely with teachers, families, and external specialists to develop individualised learning plans. Her expertise in SEND education helps maintain the school's OFSTED-recognised inclusive practices and fosters an environment where diverse learners thrive.
Questions
What makes Emersons Green Primary School unique?
Our 'Forging Mighty Futures' ethos combines academic excellence with personal development, specialist SEND support, and community partnerships to create tailored learning experiences for every child.
How does the school support children with special needs?
We have a dedicated resource base for physical disabilities/visual impairments, with individualised plans developed by specialist staff and external partners to ensure full inclusion.
What extracurricular activities are available?
After-school clubs include choir, art, and Forest School programmes that nurture creativity, teamwork, and outdoor learning in a safe, supervised environment.
How does the school ensure pupil safety?
Rigorous safeguarding protocols follow national guidelines, with trained staff, clear reporting systems, and regular policy reviews to maintain a secure learning environment.
What curriculum approaches are used?
Reading is prioritised as the foundation for learning, with cross-curricular topics that develop critical thinking, creativity, and real-world problem-solving skills.
How are parents involved in their child's education?
We offer workshops on curriculum topics and learning strategies, plus regular communication channels to foster collaborative home-school partnerships.
