Business Details
Welcome to Byerley Park Primary School
Byerley Park Primary School is a nurturing educational institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence and personal growth. Established to serve children aged 4-11, we prioritise inclusive education, ensuring every pupil achieves their full potential. Our experienced team delivers a broad curriculum aligned with national standards while implementing tailored support for children with special educational needs. Through partnerships with parents and external agencies, we create a supportive environment where diversity is celebrated and learning is enriched.Our commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in structured SEN support plans, regular progress reviews, and a focus on developing essential life skills. With qualified staff trained in SEN provision and mental health support, we maintain a safe, accessible space that promotes independence and self-worth. The school's governance framework ensures accountability while our community engagement initiatives strengthen local educational outcomes.
Services
Primary education
SEN support
Wraparound care
Curriculum enrichment
Parental engagement
Highlights and features
- We provide specialist SEN support with individualised education plans
- Our staff hold enhanced DBS checks and safeguarding certifications
- We offer wraparound care through breakfast and after-school clubs
- Our curriculum includes SMSC development and British values education
- We maintain strong partnerships with Durham County Council's SEND services
Services
Primary education
We deliver the National Curriculum to children aged 4-11 through structured classroom teaching and specialist subject instruction. Our approach adapts to different learning styles while maintaining academic standards. The curriculum includes core subjects, creative arts, and physical education.
SEN support
Our graduated approach to SEN provision follows 'Assess, Plan, Do, Review' cycles with individualised support plans. We cater for various needs including learning difficulties, communication challenges, and physical disabilities through tailored interventions.
Wraparound care
We provide supervised childcare before and after school hours through breakfast clubs and after-school programmes. These sessions offer structured activities and homework support in a safe environment for working parents.
Curriculum enrichment
Our enrichment programme includes music, drama, sports, and outdoor learning opportunities. These activities complement academic learning while developing social skills and personal interests beyond the standard curriculum.
Parental engagement
We maintain regular communication with parents through meetings, newsletters, and workshops. Our family hub partnerships provide additional resources for child development and home learning support.
People
Mrs Rebecca Pattison
Head Teacher
Mrs Pattison has served as Head Teacher since 2021, previously working as Deputy Head Teacher. She leads staff in delivering quality education while overseeing safeguarding and SEN provision.
Mrs Kate Wimbury
SEND Governor
Mrs Wimbury oversees special educational needs provision as designated SEND Governor. She works with staff to ensure appropriate resources and support systems for children with disabilities.
Mr Jamie Everson
SENCO
Mr Everson coordinates SEN support across the school, managing individual education plans and liaising with external specialists. He ensures compliance with statutory requirements for special needs education.
Questions
What SEN support does the school provide?
We offer individualised SEN support plans following 'Assess, Plan, Do, Review' cycles with regular progress monitoring.
How does the school identify special educational needs?
Early identification uses classroom observations, assessments, and consultations with parents and specialists.
Are after-school clubs available?
Wraparound care includes supervised breakfast and after-school clubs with structured activities and homework support.
How can parents engage with the school?
Regular communication occurs through meetings, newsletters, and family hub partnerships offering additional resources.
What curriculum does the school follow?
We deliver the National Curriculum with adaptations to suit different learning needs and abilities.
How does the school promote inclusion?
Our inclusive approach ensures all children access curriculum activities with appropriate support and adjustments.
