Business Details
Trusted Catholic Primary Education in Huyton
St Anne's Catholic Primary School delivers an outstanding curriculum designed to INSPIRE a love of learning and foster personal growth. Rooted in Catholic values, we nurture children from their first day until they transition to secondary education, ensuring they become happy, respectful, and confident individuals. Our focus extends beyond academics, cultivating spiritual awareness and active citizenship within our parish and local community. With a dedicated team of educators, we provide a broad, balanced, and high-quality curriculum, regularly reviewed to meet evolving educational standards.Our mission, 'Living and working as Jesus taught us,' guides every aspect of school life, creating a supportive environment where children thrive. Recognised for our commitment to wellbeing, we hold the Wellbeing Award for Schools, reflecting our dedication to mental health and holistic development. Through initiatives like the OPAL Outdoor Play Programme, we enhance physical activity, creativity, and socialisation. Partnerships with parents and the parish strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional education and care.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Clubs
Online Safety Education
Highlights and features
- We deliver an outstanding curriculum INSPIREs a love of learning
- Active spiritually aware citizens contributing to the community
- Award-winning wellbeing focus with dedicated support teams
- Experienced and dedicated staff with strong parish partnerships
- Recognised for excellence in safeguarding and child protection
Associations and certifications
- Wellbeing Award for Schools
What people say
Well cared for
Active spiritually aware citizens
Award-winning wellbeing
Services
Primary Education
We provide a broad, balanced curriculum aligned with national standards, fostering academic excellence and personal development. Our approach integrates spiritual awareness, creativity, and community engagement, preparing children for secondary education and lifelong learning. Regular curriculum reviews ensure relevance and quality.
Religious Education
Rooted in Catholic teachings, our Religious Education programme nurtures spiritual growth and moral understanding. Through scripture, worship, and sacramental preparation, children explore faith in a supportive environment, guided by experienced RE specialists and parish partnerships.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SENCo and support teachers deliver tailored interventions for children with additional needs. Collaborating with parents and external agencies, we ensure inclusive education, individualised learning plans, and access to specialist resources and therapies.
After-School Clubs
We offer diverse clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment, fostering skills like teamwork and resilience. Activities align with the Children's University programme, rewarding participation with bronze, silver, or gold awards based on attendance.
Online Safety Education
Regular eSafety sessions teach children responsible internet use. We provide parental guidance through newsletters and workshops, addressing risks like cyberbullying and inappropriate content, while promoting safe, constructive online engagement.
People
Mr L Anderson
Head Teacher
Mr Anderson leads St Anne's Catholic Primary School with a commitment to Catholic values and academic excellence. He oversees curriculum development, staff training, and community partnerships, ensuring a nurturing environment where children thrive spiritually and academically.
Questions
What curriculum does St Annes follow?
We follow a broad, balanced curriculum aligned with national standards, enriched by Catholic values and the 'INSPIRE' framework for holistic development.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCo provides tailored support, including individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and collaboration with external agencies to meet each child's needs.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer diverse extracurricular activities aligned with the Children's University programme, fostering skills like teamwork and resilience through sports, arts, and academic clubs.
How does the school promote online safety?
Regular eSafety sessions and parental newsletters teach responsible internet use, addressing risks like cyberbullying while promoting safe, constructive digital engagement.
What wellbeing initiatives are in place?
We hold the Wellbeing Award for Schools, offering mental health support, mindfulness activities, and the OPAL Outdoor Play Programme to enhance physical and emotional wellbeing.
How are parents involved in the school?
Parents engage through regular newsletters, workshops, and partnerships with the parish, supporting curriculum events, fundraising, and their children's spiritual and academic growth.
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