Business Details
Trusted Catholic Primary Education in Kirkby
Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Primary School is a nurturing educational institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence within a Christian environment. Established to serve the Kirkby community, our school prioritises individualised learning, spiritual development, and strong home-school partnerships. With a curriculum enriched by religious education, extracurricular activities, and continuous staff development, we ensure pupils receive a holistic education aligned with gospel values.Our safeguarding framework, rated highly in recent inspections, guarantees a secure environment where children thrive. Collaborating closely with the Parish of Saints Peter and Paul, we cultivate a culture of love, care, and respect, preparing students to become responsible global citizens.
Services
Nursery Education
Reception Classes
Religious Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Extracurricular Activities
Highlights and features
- We provide a Christian environment where children flourish academically and spiritually.
- Our curriculum is enriched with extracurricular activities and specialist teaching.
- Outstanding safeguarding practices ensure child safety at all times.
- Strong home-school partnerships enhance educational outcomes.
- Regular Ofsted and Catholic inspections validate our educational excellence.
Services
Nursery Education
Our nursery provision caters to children aged 2-5, focusing on prime learning areas through play-based activities. We develop social skills, routines, and language in a stimulating environment. Staff provide individualised support to prepare children for formal schooling.
Religious Education
Delivered through the 'Come and See' programme, our RE curriculum nurtures spiritual growth and understanding of Catholic values. Lessons incorporate prayer, reflection, and sacramental preparation. Children engage with gospel teachings through age-appropriate activities.
Safeguarding Support
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols aligned with national guidelines. A dedicated team ensures child safety through early intervention and partnership with local authorities. Regular training keeps staff updated on best practices.
Special Educational Needs
Tailored provision supports children with diverse learning needs. Our SENCO collaborates with parents and specialists to create individualised learning plans. Resources and teaching methods adapt to ensure inclusive education.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer sports, music, and creative clubs to develop talents beyond academics. Activities include football, choir, and drama sessions. These programmes encourage teamwork, physical health, and artistic expression.
People
Mrs Joanna Mousley
Headteacher
Mrs Mousley leads with over 15 years' experience in primary education. She champions child-centred learning and safeguarding excellence. Her leadership drives curriculum innovation and community engagement.
Mr Matty Pendergast
Chair of Governors
Mr Pendergast oversees governance with a focus on educational standards. He ensures strategic direction aligns with school values. His leadership supports staff development and resource management.
Mrs Linda Mooney
Vice Chair
Mrs Mooney supports governance and safeguarding initiatives. She monitors policy implementation and staff performance. Her work strengthens school-parish relationships.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 2 to 11 years across nursery, reception, and key stages 1 and 2.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENCO provides tailored learning plans, specialist resources, and regular parent consultations to support diverse learning needs.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We follow Ofsted and diocesan guidelines with daily safeguarding checks, staff training, and Operation Encompass partnership.
Are after-school clubs available?
We offer sports, music, and creative clubs during term time to enhance learning beyond the classroom.
How do you involve parents?
We encourage home-school collaboration through regular meetings, newsletters, and family engagement events.
