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Kirby Hill Church of England Primary School
Kirby Hill Church Of England Primary School is a nurturing educational institution rooted in Christian values, serving children aged 3 to 11 from Kirby Hill and surrounding villages. Our curriculum prioritises inclusivity, academic excellence, and personal development, ensuring every child feels valued and empowered. With a focus on moral purpose and cultural relevance, we deliver a broad, knowledge-rich education through well-sequenced units and meaningful community connections.

Our dedicated staff foster resilience and curiosity, preparing pupils for life in a diverse world. Ofsted and SIAMS inspections have consistently praised our caring environment, strong leadership, and positive relationships between staff and pupils.
Services
Primary Education Nursery Services Special Educational Needs After-School Clubs Curriculum Enrichment
Highlights and features
  • We offer a values-led curriculum rooted in Christian principles with strong academic outcomes
  • Our inclusive approach ensures equality of opportunity for all children
  • We provide enrichment opportunities including international trips and outdoor education
  • Rated 'caring and friendly' by Ofsted with strong staff-pupil relationships
  • Specialist programs for special educational needs and gifted pupils
Associations and certifications
  • Ofsted
  • Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS)
What people say
Caring and friendly place Positive attitudes to learning Inclusive education Strong staff-pupil relationships Excellent enrichment programs
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education program for children aged 3-11, following the national curriculum with a Christian values framework. Our inclusive approach ensures academic excellence while developing character and resilience. The curriculum includes specialist teaching in core subjects and enrichment activities that broaden pupils' horizons.
Special Educational Needs
Our dedicated SEN provision caters for children with diverse learning needs through individualised support plans and specialist resources. We ensure equality of opportunity while maintaining high expectations for all pupils. Staff receive regular training to address specific learning requirements effectively within our inclusive environment.
After-School Clubs
We offer a wide range of after-school clubs including sports, music, computing and creative activities. These programs help pupils develop new skills, pursue interests, and build confidence beyond regular school hours. Activities change seasonally to maintain engagement and cater to different age groups.
Curriculum Enrichment
Our enrichment program includes theatre visits, museum trips, outdoor education residentials, and international exchanges to Le Touquet. These experiences deepen learning through real-world connections while developing cultural awareness and practical skills in diverse environments.
Nursery Services
We provide free early years education for three-year-olds with limited places available for rising threes. Our nursery program focuses on foundational learning through play-based activities that develop social skills, creativity, and early literacy/numeracy in a nurturing environment.
People
Miss Lisa Welburn
Headteacher
Miss Welburn leads with a vision for inclusive education, fostering a nurturing environment where every child can achieve their full potential through Christian values and academic excellence.
Mrs Houghton
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Mrs Houghton ensures child protection procedures are rigorously followed, working closely with staff and external agencies to maintain pupil safety and wellbeing.
Mrs Adkin
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Mrs Adkin supports safeguarding operations alongside Mrs Houghton, maintaining strong child protection protocols and collaborative relationships with families.
Questions
What age groups do you accept?
We accept children from age 3 (rising threes in nursery with limited places) up to 11 years old in Year 6.
Is your curriculum faith-based?
Yes, our curriculum is rooted in Christian values while maintaining inclusivity for all pupils regardless of background or beliefs.
How do you support special educational needs?
We provide individualised support plans, specialist resources, and staff training to ensure equality of opportunity for all learners.
Are school visits available?
Prospective parents can book tailored 1:1 tours at convenient times by contacting the school office directly.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We follow North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership procedures with two designated leads and regular staff training to ensure child safety.
Do you offer after-school activities?
Yes, we provide a wide range of extracurricular clubs including sports, music, computing and creative activities beyond regular school hours.