Business Details
Welcome to Shooter's Grove Primary School
At Shooter's Grove Primary School, we are committed to nurturing young minds through a comprehensive and inclusive educational approach. Our dedicated team of educators fosters a supportive environment where every child is encouraged to reach their full potential. With a curriculum designed to inspire curiosity and critical thinking, we integrate academic excellence with personal development. Our school prides itself on strong partnerships with parents and the local community, ensuring a holistic learning experience. We maintain high standards of teaching while prioritising individual needs through tailored support programmes. Regular assessments and feedback mechanisms help track progress and address challenges proactively.Our extracurricular activities extend learning beyond the classroom, promoting creativity and teamwork. As an OFSTED-registered institution, we adhere to rigorous quality benchmarks. Our leadership team brings decades of combined experience in primary education, ensuring strategic direction grounded in pedagogical expertise. Through initiatives like the Children's University, we cultivate lifelong learning habits. Transparent communication with families remains central to our approach, with regular updates and engagement opportunities. This commitment to excellence has established us as a trusted educational provider in Sheffield.
Services
Curriculum Overview
Special Educational Needs
Extracurricular Activities
Parent Partnerships
Assessment Programmes
Children's University
Highlights and features
- We offer a comprehensive curriculum with specialist subject teaching
- Our staff maintain OFSTED-recognised standards of excellence
- We provide tailored support for special educational needs
- Our leadership team has decades of primary education experience
- We foster strong home-school partnerships for student success
Associations and certifications
- OFSTED
Services
Curriculum Delivery
Our curriculum provides structured learning across all national curriculum subjects. Specialist teachers deliver music, physical education and modern foreign languages. Cross-curricular projects develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while maintaining subject-specific knowledge. Assessment frameworks track individual progress.
Special Educational Needs
Tailored provision addresses diverse learning needs through individualised education plans. Our SENDCo coordinates specialist resources and external agency partnerships. Regular review meetings ensure parental involvement in support strategies. Staff receive ongoing training in inclusive teaching practices.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer diverse enrichment opportunities including sports, arts and academic clubs. Activities run before and after school hours, supporting working families. Partnerships with local organisations provide specialist coaching and workshops. Programmes align with Children's University accreditation criteria.
Parent Partnerships
Regular communication channels include parent-teacher consultations and progress reports. Workshops support home learning activities. The school association facilitates community-building events. Online portals provide instant access to attendance records and assessment data.
Assessment Programmes
Formative assessments monitor learning development throughout the year. Standardised testing measures attainment against national benchmarks. Individual learning journeys document achievements and areas for improvement. Data informs targeted intervention strategies and curriculum adaptations.
People
Mrs Louise Chadwick
Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with over 20 years in primary education. Previously served as deputy headteacher in multiple Sheffield schools. Specialises in curriculum development and school improvement strategies. Holds postgraduate qualifications in educational leadership.
Mrs Rhona Biondi
Co Headteacher
Recognised for innovative approaches to pupil wellbeing and inclusion. Former local authority advisor for special educational needs. Implements evidence-based teaching practices across key stages. Leads staff professional development programmes in differentiated instruction.
Mr Lee Smith
Co Headteacher
Expert in mathematics education with national accreditation for teaching excellence. Develops cross-school partnerships for resource sharing. Oversees STEM curriculum integration and external examination moderation. Regular conference speaker on primary education trends.
Mrs Helen Bollands
SENDCo
Specialist in neurodiversity support with advanced certification in specific learning difficulties. Coordinates multi-agency interventions for complex needs. Trains staff in assistive technology applications and sensory integration techniques. Maintains current knowledge of EHCP legislation.
Miss Claire Booth
Finance Manager
Chartered accountant managing school budget and financial compliance. Implements cost-effective resource allocation strategies. Oversees procurement processes and grant funding applications. Provides financial reporting to governors and local authority auditors.
Questions
What are your school hours?
The school day runs from 8:45 AM to 3:15 PM Monday to Friday during term time.
How do I apply for a school place?
Applications are made through Sheffield City Council's admissions portal or by contacting our school office.
Do you offer before and after school care?
Yes, we provide breakfast club from 7:45 AM and after school club until 5:30 PM.
What special educational needs provision do you offer?
We have a dedicated SENDCo and specialist support staff implementing individualised education plans.
How do you communicate with parents?
We use regular newsletters, parent consultations, online portals and instant messaging for urgent matters.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer sports clubs, music lessons, coding workshops and arts programmes before and after school.
