Business Details
Your Trusted Primary School in Salford
St Paul's Peel C.E. Primary School is a 1 form entry institution located in Little Hulton, Salford, dedicated to nurturing pupils through a holistic educational approach. Our staff and governors work collaboratively with every child to prepare them for an ever-changing society as caring, responsible global citizens. We prioritise partnerships with parents, the church, and the local community to help children achieve their full potential. Our mission statement, 'Teamwork Towards Targets In Faith, Hope and Love', underpins all our activities. With a focus on academic excellence and character development, we provide a broad curriculum aligned with national standards, complemented by enrichment activities including forest school, eco-council initiatives, and arts programmes.Our school maintains strong safeguarding protocols and works with Place2Be to support children's mental health. We offer structured learning environments for Early Years through Key Stage 2, with specialist teaching in subjects such as music, computing, and modern foreign languages. Regular communication with families is maintained through newsletters, parent workshops, and digital platforms. Our facilities include dedicated learning spaces for all year groups and access to outdoor educational resources through partnerships like the City of Trees initiative. The school consistently monitors pupil progress through formal assessments and Ofsted/SIAMS inspections, maintaining transparency through published reports and parent surveys.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
Mental Health Counseling
Extracurricular Activities
Parent Workshops
Highlights and features
- We maintain strong partnerships with parents and the local community
- Our staff includes specialist teachers in music, computing and languages
- We work with Place2Be to support children's mental health and wellbeing
- We received positive Ofsted and SIAMS inspection outcomes
- We offer forest school and eco-council environmental education programmes
What people say
Caring staff
Excellent support
Engaging curriculum
Strong safeguarding
Active parent involvement
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11 following the National Curriculum. Our teaching focuses on developing core academic skills while nurturing personal growth. With mixed-ability and streamed teaching approaches, we cater to diverse learning needs across Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1-2.
SEND Support
Our specialist SENDCO provides tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities. We implement individual education plans and collaborate with external agencies to ensure appropriate interventions. Regular progress reviews involve parents and teaching staff to maintain consistent support strategies.
Mental Health Counseling
Through our partnership with Place2Be, we offer professional mental health support for pupils. Children can access one-to-one counseling sessions and Place2Talk appointments to address emotional challenges. Our learning mentor provides additional wellbeing support within the school environment.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer diverse enrichment opportunities including forest school, eco-council, sports clubs, and creative arts programmes. These activities extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and environmental awareness. Partnerships with local organisations enhance our extracurricular provision.
Parent Workshops
Regular parent education sessions cover topics like online safety, curriculum updates, and child development. Our workshops aim to strengthen home-school partnerships through practical guidance and open communication channels with teaching staff and external specialists.
People
Mrs S Ward
Headteacher
Mrs Ward leads our school with a commitment to nurturing pupils' academic and personal development within a Christian framework. She oversees curriculum implementation and staff development.
Mrs A Barker
Acting Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Barker supports school leadership with responsibility for key stage management and teaching standards. She teaches Class 5/6 while maintaining strategic oversight of educational provision.
Mrs Wordsworth
School Business Manager
Mrs Wordsworth manages the school's financial and administrative operations. She serves as main contact for parental inquiries and oversees office administration and facilities management.
Miss Herrera
SENDCO
Miss Herrera coordinates special educational needs provision across the school. She develops individual support plans and collaborates with external specialists to address pupils' learning requirements.
Aimee
Place2Be Staff Member
Aimee provides mental health support through Place2Be, offering counseling sessions and wellbeing interventions. She works two days weekly and maintains communication with parents about pupil support.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children aged 4-11 across Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1-2.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENDCO coordinates tailored support plans with specialist interventions and regular parent consultations.
What mental health services are available?
Place2Be provides counseling through weekly sessions with a dedicated mental health professional.
How can parents get involved?
We offer workshops, surveys, and regular communication through newsletters and parent-teacher meetings.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We provide forest school, eco-council, sports clubs, and creative arts programmes for all age groups.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain strict safeguarding protocols aligned with statutory requirements and Ofsted standards.
