Business Details
Bosbury Primary School: Nurturing Excellence in Education
Bosbury CE Primary School provides a nurturing and inclusive educational environment where pupils are at the heart of every decision. Established to serve the rural community of Bosbury in Herefordshire, our school combines academic excellence with strong Christian values, fostering courage, compassion, and creativity in all learners. With a dedicated team of experienced educators, we offer a broad curriculum enriched by extracurricular activities, specialist teaching in music and languages, and unique programs like Forest School. Our OFSTED-rated 'outstanding' staff prioritize individual growth, supported by wraparound care from 7:30am to 5:30pm.Through partnerships with parents and the local church, we cultivate a caring community where children thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. Our facilities include modern classrooms, extensive outdoor learning spaces, and specialist music and computing suites. We maintain rigorous safeguarding standards and provide tailored support for children with special educational needs, ensuring every pupil achieves their full potential in a safe, stimulating environment.
Services
Early Years Education
Key Stage 1 Teaching
Key Stage 2 Teaching
Forest School Program
Music Lessons
After-School Clubs
SEND Support
Wraparound Care
Highlights and features
- OFSTED-rated 'outstanding' staff and facilities
- Affordable wraparound care from 7:30am to 5:30pm
- Specialist music and language teaching programs
- Award-winning Forest School and outdoor learning
- Proven success in academic and personal development
Associations and certifications
- OFSTED
What people say
Nurturing environment
Experienced teachers
Excellent music program
Strong Christian values
Engaging outdoor learning
Services
Early Years Education
Our Early Years Foundation Stage nurtures children aged 4-5 through play-based learning. Qualified teachers deliver the national curriculum framework while developing social skills and creativity. Parents receive regular progress updates through termly assessments and home-school communication.
Key Stage 1 Teaching
Years 1-2 focus on core literacy and numeracy skills with specialist support for reading through the Read, Write Inc. program. Class sizes maintain individual attention while fostering independence. Outdoor learning enhances traditional classroom instruction.
Forest School Program
Certified Forest School leaders deliver weekly sessions developing resilience and environmental awareness. Children engage in practical skills like fire lighting and shelter building while curriculum links reinforce classroom learning through hands-on experiences.
Music Lessons
Specialist music teachers provide instrument instruction for ages 7-11. Options include keyboard, guitar, flute, singing, and drumming. The program develops musicality through ensemble work and performance opportunities at school events.
SEND Support
Dedicated SENDCo coordinates tailored support for children with learning difficulties. This includes 1:1 teaching assistants, Thrive emotional development programs, and specialist equipment. Regular reviews ensure personalized education plans meet individual needs.
People
Mrs R McManus
Headteacher
Mrs McManus leads with over 15 years' experience in primary education. She holds national safeguarding qualifications and specializes in curriculum development. Her leadership focuses on pupil well-being and staff professional growth.
Mrs H Roberts
Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Roberts oversees English and computing education. With expertise in E-Safety, she develops digital literacy programs. She co-leads safeguarding and supports staff training in modern teaching methodologies.
Mrs K Turnbull
SENDCo
Mrs Turnbull coordinates special educational needs provision. A qualified Forest School leader, she integrates outdoor learning with SEND strategies. She manages geography and history curriculum development across key stages.
Mrs S Walker
Music Teacher
Mrs Walker delivers specialist music education, leading choirs and instrumental programs. She develops cross-curricular music projects and organizes annual performances showcasing pupils' musical achievements.
Mrs A Christopherson
Mental Health Lead
Mrs Christopherson manages emotional well-being programs. As Thrive lead, she supports children's mental health through targeted interventions and staff training in child psychology and development.
Questions
What are your school hours?
We operate from 8:55am to 3:15pm daily, with optional wraparound care from 7:30am to 5:30pm.
Do you offer after-school clubs?
Yes, we provide varied clubs including sports, music, and creative activities throughout the school year.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our specialist SEND team offers tailored support with 1:1 assistants, Thrive programs, and individual education plans.
What outdoor learning opportunities exist?
Forest School sessions, extensive grounds, and outdoor curriculum activities develop practical skills and environmental awareness.
Are school meals provided?
Nutritious hot meals are available daily, with options for special dietary requirements and packed lunch alternatives.
How do you involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and volunteer opportunities in school activities.
