Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Southall
St Anselm's Catholic Primary School is a welcoming and inclusive educational institution rooted in Catholic values. Our vision of 'Success for All' drives our commitment to providing a creative and engaging curriculum that nurtures every child's academic, spiritual, and personal development. With a strong emphasis on faith, community, and excellence, we foster a supportive environment where pupils thrive through tailored learning experiences. Our dedicated team prioritises individual growth, ensuring all students develop the skills and confidence to succeed. As a school grounded in Catholic tradition, we welcome families of all faiths while maintaining a clear focus on moral and spiritual education.Our curriculum is designed to ignite curiosity, cultivate interests, and prepare children for future academic challenges. Through partnerships with local organisations and a commitment to safeguarding, we create a holistic educational experience that extends beyond the classroom. Our inclusive ethos ensures every child feels valued, while our structured approach to mental health and wellbeing supports both academic achievement and personal resilience.
Services
Primary Education
Catholic Curriculum
SEN/D Support
After-School Clubs
Safeguarding Programmes
Parent Engagement
Mental Health Support
Remote Learning
Curriculum Enrichment
Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
- We offer a strong faith tradition with an inclusive ethos welcoming all families
- Our curriculum engages learners and develops their individual interests
- We prioritise Catholic values while maintaining academic excellence
- We provide tailored support for special educational needs and disabilities
- Our safeguarding practices ensure a safe, nurturing learning environment
Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11, following the National Curriculum with a Catholic ethos. Our teaching focuses on academic excellence, character development, and spiritual growth. Through differentiated instruction and creative learning approaches, we ensure every child achieves their full potential in a supportive environment.
Catholic Curriculum
Our religious education programme integrates Catholic teachings with academic study, fostering spiritual development and moral understanding. Children engage with scripture, sacraments, and social justice themes while developing respect for diverse beliefs through our inclusive approach to faith-based learning.
SEN/D Support
We provide tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, including individual learning plans and specialist resources. Our inclusive approach ensures all children access the curriculum through differentiated teaching and collaborative partnerships with parents and external professionals.
After-School Clubs
We offer diverse extracurricular activities including sports, arts, and academic clubs that extend learning beyond the classroom. These programmes develop new skills, encourage social interaction, and promote physical wellbeing through structured, supervised sessions after regular school hours.
Safeguarding
Our comprehensive safeguarding framework protects children's welfare through rigorous policies and trained staff. We maintain safe learning environments with clear reporting procedures, regular staff vetting, and proactive education on personal safety and online protection for all pupils.
People
Mrs Savita Martis
Headteacher
Mrs Martis leads our school with a vision for inclusive education, combining Catholic values with academic excellence. She oversees curriculum development and staff training while maintaining strong community partnerships to enhance pupil experiences.
Mrs G Wickham
Chair of Governors
Mrs Wickham provides strategic leadership as Chair of Governors, ensuring the school maintains its Catholic ethos while achieving educational standards. She oversees governance operations and represents the school's interests in external partnerships.
Mrs S Gissing
SENCo
Mrs Gissing coordinates special educational needs provision, developing individual support plans and advising staff on inclusive teaching strategies. She works closely with parents and external agencies to ensure optimal outcomes for pupils with additional needs.
Questions
What is the school's admission policy?
We welcome applications from all faiths, with priority given to families with a Certificate of Catholic Practice. Our admissions policy outlines specific criteria for entry, including sibling links and proximity to the school.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCo coordinates tailored support plans, provides specialist resources, and collaborates with external professionals to ensure pupils with additional needs achieve their full potential in an inclusive environment.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer diverse after-school clubs including sports, arts, and academic enrichment programmes that develop new skills and promote social interaction through structured, supervised sessions.
How does the school integrate Catholic values?
Our curriculum incorporates Catholic teachings through religious education, collective worship, and social justice initiatives while maintaining respect for diverse beliefs within our inclusive community.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous child protection policies with trained staff, secure reporting systems, and regular safeguarding audits to ensure a safe learning environment for all pupils.
