Business Details
St Peter's Eaton Square C Of E Primary School: Excellence in Primary Education
St Peter's Eaton Square C Of E Primary School is a distinguished two-form entry Church of England primary school located in the heart of central London. Our institution combines academic excellence with a strong Christian ethos, fostering a curriculum that reflects the cultural diversity of our urban setting while nurturing the holistic development of every child. With a dedicated staff team, supportive governors, and active parental engagement, we prioritise spiritual, moral, social, and cultural growth through Gospel values and Fundamental British Values.Our innovative approach integrates evidence-based teaching methods, including Rosenshine's principles and the Jigsaw PSHE scheme, to ensure deep learning and long-term retention. Recognised for outstanding provision in our SIAMS inspection and praised for an ambitious Latin curriculum by Ofsted, we prepare pupils to become confident, compassionate citizens equipped for a changing world. Our location, described as 'the village school in the heart of Belgravia,' offers unique opportunities for experiential learning within London's rich cultural landscape.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
SEN Support
Extracurricular Activities
Cultural Enrichment
Highlights and features
- We deliver a culturally inclusive curriculum reflecting London's diversity and global perspectives
- Our Christian values framework promotes spiritual, moral, and social development alongside academic achievement
- Outstanding SIAMS inspection rating confirms our effectiveness as a Church of England school
- Innovative teaching methods incorporate Rosenshine's principles and Jigsaw PSHE scheme
- Strategic location offers unique urban learning opportunities in Belgravia's cultural heart
Associations and certifications
- SIAMS
What people say
Outstanding SIAMS inspection
Ambitious Latin curriculum
Inclusive environment
Strong Christian ethos
Cultural diversity focus
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers the National Curriculum through a text-rich, diverse framework called 'sticky knowledge'. This spiral approach reinforces learning through regular review questions, ensuring deep understanding and long-term retention. With a focus on both academic achievement and personal development, our two-form entry school prepares children aged 4-11 for future educational challenges while celebrating their individuality within London's cultural landscape.
Religious Education
Christian education forms our core identity while respecting diverse beliefs. Daily worship and Religious Education follow Church of England guidelines, promoting understanding of Christianity alongside other faiths. Our SIAMS-rated outstanding provision integrates Gospel values with Fundamental British Values, fostering spiritual development through St Peter's Church partnerships and interfaith respect within our central London community.
SEN Support
We provide tailored support for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) through individualised learning strategies. Our inclusive approach ensures all pupils access the curriculum through adapted teaching methods, emotional literacy programmes, and collaborative problem-solving. The SENCO works closely with teachers and parents to create personalised education plans that address specific learning requirements while maintaining integration with mainstream classes.
Extracurricular Activities
Our enrichment programme extends learning beyond the classroom with diverse activities enhancing cultural capital. From Forest School experiences to enterprise week projects, we offer opportunities for personal growth and skill development. Recent initiatives included Chessington World of Adventures trips, Belgravia in Bloom walks, and Dance Around the World showcases that connect geographical learning with physical expression.
Cultural Enrichment
We maximise our central London location to provide unique cultural experiences. Pupils engage with local history through Belgravia-based projects, access museum partnerships, and participate in community events like VE Day commemorations. This urban learning approach develops historical awareness and civic pride, connecting classroom topics with real-world contexts through fieldwork and community collaborations.
People
Ms Flitton
School Office Manager
Ms Flitton oversees daily school operations and serves as primary contact for parental inquiries. With extensive experience in educational administration, she ensures smooth communication between families and teaching staff while maintaining the school's organisational standards.
Mrs Jenna Foley
SENCO
Mrs Foley leads our Special Educational Needs provision, developing tailored support strategies for pupils with diverse learning requirements. She coordinates multi-disciplinary approaches to ensure every child receives appropriate educational accommodations while working closely with parents and external specialists.
Questions
What makes St Peter's Eaton Square a distinctive primary school?
Our unique combination of Church of England values, culturally inclusive curriculum, and central London location creates a distinctive learning environment that celebrates diversity while maintaining academic excellence.
How does the school support children's personal development?
Through the Jigsaw PSHE scheme, Emotion Coaching, and Zones of Regulation strategies, we develop emotional literacy and self-regulation skills. Daily acts of worship and British Values integration further support holistic growth.
What curriculum approaches does the school use?
We employ a spiral curriculum with 'sticky knowledge' units, Rosenshine's principles, and spaced repetition techniques. Our approach ensures deep understanding and long-term retention across all National Curriculum subjects.
How can parents get involved with the school?
Parents engage through regular workshops, the Parent Survey, and Ofsted Parent View platform. Weekly school tours and Q&A sessions provide opportunities for prospective families to learn about our provision.
What are the school's inspection results?
Our 2018 SIAMS inspection rated us 'outstanding' as a Church of England school. The 2019 Ofsted subject inspection praised our Latin curriculum for exceeding national requirements at Key Stage 2.
