Business Details
Allerton C Of E Primary School Leeds
Established to provide a nurturing educational environment, Allerton C Of E Primary School has dedicated itself to fostering academic excellence and personal growth for children aged 2 to 11. Our institution combines a strong academic curriculum with a focus on emotional and social development, ensuring every child feels valued and supported. With a team of experienced educators, we offer tailored support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), reflecting our commitment to inclusivity.Our partnerships with local organisations and active parental engagement initiatives demonstrate our deep roots in the Leeds community. Through extracurricular activities and strong safeguarding practices, we create a safe space where children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Services
Nursery Provision 2-3 Years
Nursery Provision 3-4 Years
30 Hour Free Nursery Provision
Out of School Club
SEND Support
Parent Consultations
Forest School Programmes
PE and Sports Activities
Highlights and features
- We provide tailored support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
- Our staff maintain consistently positive Ofsted and SIAMS inspection outcomes
- We offer extensive extracurricular opportunities including sports and cultural activities
- Our SEND provision includes specialist coordinators and inclusive classroom environments
- We maintain strong parental engagement through regular consultations and volunteer opportunities
Associations and certifications
- National Online Safety Certified School
What people say
Dedicated staff
Inclusive environment
Engaging activities
Excellent SEND support
Strong parental engagement
Services
Nursery Provision 2-3 Years
Our nursery provision for 2-3 year olds offers a stimulating environment for early development. Qualified staff deliver age-appropriate activities that foster social skills and cognitive growth. The programme follows national early years standards while maintaining flexibility for individual learning needs.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide comprehensive support for children with Special Educational Needs through dedicated coordinators and tailored learning plans. Our inclusive approach ensures appropriate interventions while maintaining integration with mainstream classes. Regular parent consultations ensure consistent progress monitoring.
Out of School Club
Our out of school club offers supervised care before and after school hours. The programme includes structured activities and free play while accommodating flexible attendance patterns. Staff prioritise safety and social development in a welcoming environment.
Forest School Programmes
Forest School sessions develop practical skills and environmental awareness through hands-on outdoor activities. Qualified instructors lead age-appropriate programmes that promote teamwork and resilience while aligning with national curriculum objectives for science and physical education.
Parent Consultations
Regular parent consultations facilitate open communication about children's progress and development. These meetings provide opportunities to discuss academic performance, social integration, and any additional support requirements in a collaborative setting with teaching staff.
People
Mrs Helen Stott
Headteacher
Mrs Stott leads the school with over 15 years' experience in primary education leadership. She champions inclusive learning environments and maintains strong community partnerships to enhance educational outcomes.
Mrs Helen Thomson
Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Thomson oversees curriculum delivery and staff development with extensive experience in primary education. She focuses on maintaining high teaching standards and supporting staff professional growth.
Mrs Emily Curtis
KS2 Special Educational Needs Coordinator
Mrs Curtis specialises in supporting KS2 pupils with additional needs. She develops individualised learning plans and coordinates multi-agency support to ensure optimal educational outcomes.
Mrs Natalie Carroll
EYFS & KS1 Special Educational Needs Coordinator
Mrs Carroll provides specialist support for younger children with special educational needs. She implements early intervention strategies and works closely with parents and external professionals.
Mrs Rebecca Healey
Office Manager
Mrs Healey manages administrative operations and serves as first point of contact for families. She ensures smooth communication between staff, parents and external partners.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 2 to 11 years through our nursery and primary programmes.
How do you support children with special educational needs?
We have dedicated SEN coordinators, individualised learning plans, and specialist resources to support diverse learning needs.
Are after-school care facilities available?
Yes, our Out of School Club provides supervised care before and after school hours with structured activities.
How can parents get involved?
Parents can participate through regular consultations, volunteer opportunities, and our active parent forum.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
We provide sports programmes, cultural activities, and Forest School sessions to complement academic learning.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding procedures, staff training, and secure premises to ensure children's safety at all times.
