Business Details
Your Trusted Primary School in Leeds for Exceptional Education
St Peter's Church Of England Primary School Leeds, part of the Leeds Diocesan Learning Trust, has been dedicated to nurturing young minds since its establishment. Our school fosters a safe, inclusive environment where academic excellence is pursued alongside spiritual and personal growth. With a team of experienced educators, we deliver a broad curriculum aligned with national standards while embedding Christian values through daily practice. Our Ofsted Outstanding rating reflects our commitment to continuous improvement in teaching methods and pupil outcomes.We prioritise individualised support for children with special educational needs, ensuring every student achieves their full potential. Regular communication with parents and community partnerships strengthen our holistic approach to education. Through extracurricular activities and character-building initiatives, we prepare children for future academic and life challenges while maintaining a strong focus on wellbeing and safeguarding.
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage
Key Stage 1 Education
Key Stage 2 Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Remote Learning Provision
Highlights and features
- Part of the prestigious Leeds Diocesan Learning Trust network
- Ofsted Outstanding rating for educational quality and leadership
- Specialist teachers for enhanced curriculum delivery
- Comprehensive SEND support with dedicated coordinators
- Strong focus on spiritual, moral and social development
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
What people say
Outstanding Ofsted rating
Safe environment
Excellent teaching
Strong Christian values
Good communication
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage
Our Early Years programme nurtures children aged 3-5 through play-based learning that develops foundational skills. Qualified practitioners follow the EYFS framework while incorporating Christian values. Daily activities include phonics, numeracy, creative arts and outdoor exploration, with regular progress assessments ensuring school readiness.
Key Stage 1 Education
For children aged 5-7, our Key Stage 1 curriculum focuses on core subjects with specialist music and PE instruction. Differentiated teaching caters to diverse learning needs while fostering independence. Regular phonics sessions and guided reading develop literacy skills within a supportive Christian environment.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SENCO coordinates tailored support for children with additional needs. Individual Education Plans are developed in collaboration with parents and external specialists. The school maintains accessible facilities and employs trained support staff to ensure inclusive learning opportunities for all pupils.
Remote Learning Provision
During disruptions, our remote learning platform provides structured lessons with interactive tasks. Teachers deliver live sessions and monitor pupil engagement through Purple Mash and other digital tools. Printed resources are available for families without digital access, maintaining educational continuity.
Safeguarding Services
Safeguarding is paramount at St Peter's, with trained staff following strict protocols for child protection. Regular risk assessments and partnership working with local authorities ensure pupil safety. The school maintains clear reporting channels and provides family support resources through dedicated coordinators.
People
Mrs E J Holliday
Headteacher
Mrs Holliday holds a BA degree and National Professional Qualification for Headship. With extensive primary education experience, she leads staff development and curriculum innovation while maintaining strong community partnerships to enhance pupil opportunities.
Miss Parry
Deputy Headteacher and SENCO
Miss Parry oversees special educational needs provision and supports whole-school teaching standards. She coordinates individualised learning plans and liaises with external agencies to ensure comprehensive support for children with additional needs.
Mrs Swailes
Parental Support Assistant
Mrs Swailes provides direct family support regarding attendance and welfare matters. She acts as a liaison between home and school, offering guidance on educational entitlements and community resources.
Questions
What age groups does St Peter's teach?
We educate children aged 3-11 years across Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
Is the school part of any educational trust?
Yes, we are a member of the Leeds Diocesan Learning Trust, which supports our educational standards and resources.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENCO coordinates individualised education plans, with specialist staff and resources to support diverse learning needs.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols with trained staff, secure facilities, and regular risk assessments to protect all pupils.
How does the school communicate with parents?
We use regular newsletters, parent evenings, and digital platforms to maintain open communication with families.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer various clubs including sports teams, music groups, and academic enrichment activities throughout the school week.
