Business Details
Churchfield Primary School: Nurturing Young Minds in London
Churchfield Primary School is a vibrant, inclusive educational institution dedicated to nurturing the holistic development of children. Our SPRING curriculum is designed to cultivate lifelong learners who care about their world, with a focus on language acquisition, physical and mental wellbeing, and cultural capital. We prioritise wellbeing for all members of our community through initiatives like Place2Be, uniform swap shops, and bespoke family support. Our school values of responsibility, respect, determination, kindness, and honesty are embedded in all aspects of school life.With a commitment to inclusion, we ensure all children access an education that challenges and motivates them to realise their potential in a safe, supportive environment. Our experienced staff implement a well-sequenced curriculum that builds knowledge progressively, supported by fast feedback approaches to assessment. We foster imagination and creativity through rich learning experiences, both indoors and outdoors, including our on-site farm. Our Eco Warriors drive environmental awareness, while our School Council promotes democratic processes and student voice.
Services
Curriculum Development
Inclusive Education
Eco Programmes
Wellbeing Support
After School Care
Parent Engagement
Cultural Enrichment
Outdoor Learning
Student Leadership
Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
- We offer a bespoke SPRING curriculum focused on lifelong learning skills
- Our staff provide tailored support for both children and families
- We maintain a strong commitment to inclusion and accessibility
- Our Eco Warriors programme promotes environmental stewardship
- We have dedicated Wellbeing Teams for both staff and students
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
What people say
Dedicated staff
Inclusive environment
Strong community focus
Effective wellbeing support
Engaging curriculum
Services
SPRING Curriculum
Our SPRING curriculum develops lifelong learners through sequenced knowledge acquisition and skills development. Focused on language, wellbeing, and cultural capital, it prepares children to make positive contributions to society. The curriculum combines National Curriculum requirements with innovative teaching approaches.
Inclusive Education
We ensure all children access challenging, motivating education through tailored support. Our SENDCo and inclusion team provide specialist resources and strategies to help every child achieve their potential in a supportive environment.
Eco Warriors Programme
Students engage in practical environmental stewardship through our Eco Warriors initiative. This includes sustainability projects, grounds maintenance, and awareness campaigns that develop ecological responsibility and leadership skills.
Wellbeing Support
We prioritise mental health through Place2Be partnerships, wellbeing teams, and holistic support systems. Our approach includes family assistance programmes, staff wellbeing initiatives, and student mental health resources.
After School Club
Flexible childcare available from 8:00am until 5:50pm, offering structured activities and supervised play. The club provides a safe, enjoyable environment with options for sports, arts, and social development.
People
Natalie Lorkins
Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with expertise in curriculum development and school improvement. Committed to creating inclusive learning environments that foster student wellbeing and academic achievement.
Georgina Morgan
SENDCo
Specialist in inclusive education with focus on supporting children with special educational needs. Leads initiatives to ensure accessibility and tailored learning approaches across the school.
Matthew Kleiner-Mann
CEO Ivy Learning Trust
Education leader with strategic oversight of multiple schools. Focuses on collaborative learning approaches and community engagement to enhance educational outcomes across the trust.
Val Hosier
After School Club Leader
Experienced childcare professional managing after school provision. Creates engaging activities that promote relaxation and social development for children after formal school hours.
Julie Dowling
Deputy Head
Senior leader with responsibility for performance and participation. Focuses on academic standards, staff development, and implementing innovative teaching strategies across key stages.
Questions
What age groups does Churchfield Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 3-11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 2.
How does the school support student wellbeing?
Through Place2Be partnerships, dedicated Wellbeing Teams, uniform swap shops, and tailored family support programmes.
Are there after-school care options available?
Yes, we offer Breakfast Club from 8:00am and After School Club until 5:50pm on school days.
What makes your curriculum unique?
Our SPRING curriculum focuses on language acquisition, wellbeing, and cultural capital with progressive knowledge sequencing.
How does the school involve parents?
Through regular communication, parent workshops, and opportunities to participate in school events and decision-making.
What environmental initiatives do you have?
Our Eco Warriors programme engages students in sustainability projects and environmental stewardship activities.
