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Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Wigan
Bryn St Peter's CE Primary School is a nurturing educational institution rooted in Christian values, dedicated to fostering academic excellence and holistic development. Our school provides a secure, inclusive environment where every child is valued and empowered to thrive. We deliver a well-rounded curriculum that nurtures individual talents and promotes independence, resilience, and confidence through diverse learning opportunities. Our strong partnership with the local church reinforces our commitment to Christian distinctiveness, while close home-school collaboration ensures children receive consistent support.

We prioritise mental health and wellbeing, offering structured PSHE education and a supportive ethos that helps pupils manage emotions and build positive relationships. Through initiatives like Courageous Advocacy, we teach children to champion social justice and support global causes, reflecting our belief in making a difference locally and internationally.
Services
Primary Education Religious Education Special Educational Needs Support After-School Clubs Mental Health Support Curriculum Enrichment Community Partnerships Pastoral Care SEND Provision Christian Distinctiveness
Highlights and features
  • We offer a Christian-based curriculum with strong academic and moral foundations
  • Our school prioritises mental health and emotional wellbeing support
  • We provide tailored special educational needs (SEN) assistance
  • We maintain strong home-school partnerships for child development
  • Our Courageous Advocacy programme teaches social responsibility and global awareness
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education programme aligned with national standards. Our curriculum develops core academic skills while nurturing creativity, critical thinking, and spiritual growth. Children engage in both classroom learning and practical experiences that build essential life skills.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SEN team provides tailored support for children with additional learning needs. We implement individualised education plans and collaborate with external specialists to ensure every child achieves their full potential within an inclusive environment.
Christian Distinctiveness
We integrate Christian values throughout our curriculum and daily practices. Through collective worship, prayer spaces, and religious education, we cultivate spiritual awareness and ethical understanding while respecting diverse beliefs within our community.
Mental Health Support
Our school prioritises emotional wellbeing through structured PSHE education and pastoral care. We provide a supportive environment where children learn to manage emotions, build resilience, and develop positive relationships through both curriculum teaching and specialist resources.
Courageous Advocacy
This unique programme empowers children to champion social justice causes. Students engage with local and global issues through fundraising initiatives and awareness campaigns, learning to make positive contributions to society while developing empathy and leadership skills.
People
Julie Alcock
Headteacher
Mrs Alcock leads our school with a commitment to Christian values and educational excellence. She oversees curriculum development and staff training while maintaining strong community partnerships to enhance pupil experiences and outcomes.
Cheryl Brady
SEN Coordinator
Mrs Brady manages our Special Educational Needs provision, ensuring tailored support for pupils with additional requirements. She coordinates individual learning plans and collaborates with external specialists to maximise every child's educational potential.
Questions
What age groups does the school cater for?
We provide education for children aged 4-11 years, covering Reception through Year 6.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SEN team creates individualised learning plans and provides specialist resources to support children with additional needs.
What Christian values are taught at the school?
We integrate Christian teachings through daily worship, religious education, and our Courageous Advocacy programme focusing on compassion and justice.
How does the school promote mental wellbeing?
We teach emotional resilience through PSHE curriculum and provide pastoral support to help children manage their mental health effectively.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer after-school clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment to develop children's diverse talents and interests.