Business Details
Outstanding Primary Education in a Nurturing Christian Environment
St John the Baptist CE Primary School & Nursery provides high-quality education for children aged 2 to 11 in a nurturing Christian environment. Established with a commitment to fostering individual growth, our school was rated Outstanding by Ofsted in 2019 for its nursery and early years provision. We prioritise a family atmosphere, underpinned by core values of Love, Hope, and Respect, ensuring each child reaches their full potential. Our curriculum is enriched by strong links with the local church and community, promoting spiritual, moral, and academic development. As part of the Shropshire Church of England Academies Trust since February 2025, we collaborate with partner schools to enhance learning opportunities while maintaining our unique identity.We actively involve parents and carers in school life, believing in strong home-school partnerships. Our dedicated team tailors teaching to meet diverse needs, supported by specialist staff for special educational needs. The schools vision, rooted in Christian values, aims to help every child flourish. We welcome prospective families to visit and experience our inclusive, caring ethos firsthand.
Services
Nursery Education
Primary School Curriculum
SEND Support
School Admissions
Christian Education
Highlights and features
- We offer Ofsted-rated Outstanding early years education tailored to individual needs.
- Our Christian values of Love, Hope, and Respect shape a supportive learning environment.
- We provide specialist support for special educational needs through dedicated staff.
- Our school fosters strong home-school partnerships and community engagement.
- We collaborate with the Shropshire Church of England Academies Trust for enhanced resources and expertise.
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
Services
Nursery Education
Our Ofsted-rated Outstanding nursery provides foundational learning for children aged 25. We focus on play-based, holistic development, nurturing social, emotional, and academic skills. Parents praise our warm, inclusive environment and dedicated staff.
Primary School Curriculum
We deliver a broad, inclusive curriculum for ages 511, integrating core subjects with creative arts and physical education. Lessons are tailored to diverse needs, ensuring every child achieves their potential in a supportive setting.
SEND Support
Our SENDCo provides specialist support for children with additional needs, including individualised learning plans and targeted interventions. We work closely with families and external professionals to ensure inclusive education and holistic development.
School Admissions
We welcome new pupils aged 211, offering guided tours and consultations for prospective families. Our admissions process prioritises transparency, with clear guidance on applications, eligibility, and transition support for incoming students.
Christian Education
Rooted in Christian values, our curriculum includes regular worship, Bible study, and community service. We collaborate with local churches to enrich spiritual development, fostering respect and understanding across all faiths and backgrounds.
People
Mrs Amy Morgan-Brown
Administrator
Mrs Morgan-Brown manages school administration, ensuring smooth operations and communication. She supports families with admissions, general inquiries, and coordination of daily activities, maintaining our welcoming, family-focused ethos.
Mrs Kate Gregory
SENDCo
Mrs Gregory oversees special educational needs provision, designing tailored support plans and collaborating with teachers and external specialists. Her expertise ensures inclusive education for children with diverse learning requirements.
Questions
What age range does the school cater for?
We accept children aged 2 to 11, offering nursery education and primary schooling up to Year 6.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our SENDCo provides individualised plans, targeted interventions, and collaboration with external specialists to meet diverse learning needs.
What are the school’s core values?
We prioritise Love, Hope, and Respect, fostering a Christian environment that nurtures academic, spiritual, and moral growth.
How can parents get involved?
Parents are invited to school events, celebrations, and consultations, with regular opportunities to engage in their child’s education.
Is the school part of a larger trust?
Yes, we joined the Shropshire Church of England Academies Trust in February 2025 for enhanced collaboration and resources.
How do I arrange a school visit?
Contact our administrator via phone or email to schedule a guided tour and learn more about our ethos.
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