Business Details
Church of England Primary School in Liverpool
We are a Church of England primary school rooted in Christian values, providing a nurturing and inclusive environment for children aged 4-11. Our curriculum combines academic excellence with spiritual and personal development, guided by core values of Hope, Thankfulness, Courage, Compassion, and Trust. Through partnerships with families and the local community, we create a supportive hub that celebrates diversity and fosters individual growth. Our cross-curricular approach incorporates hands-on learning experiences, historical exploration, and technological engagement to prepare pupils for future educational and career pathways.With a dedicated team of educators and specialists, we prioritise safeguarding, mental health support, and tailored learning strategies to ensure every child thrives. Regular school trips and expert-led workshops bring lessons to life, while our two-year rolling curriculum ensures comprehensive coverage of national standards. We maintain strong connections with local churches and community organisations to reinforce our commitment to social responsibility and collective well-being.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Special Educational Needs
After School Clubs
Community Outreach
Safeguarding Services
Parent Workshops
Curriculum Enrichment
Mental Health Support
School Trips
Highlights and features
- We embed Christian values in all aspects of education
- Our inclusive approach supports diverse learning needs
- Cross-curricular projects enhance practical understanding
- Specialist teachers deliver music, languages, and computing
- Strong partnerships with local churches and organisations
What people say
Nurturing environment
Strong Christian values
Supportive staff
Inclusive approach
Good communication
Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive primary education following the National Curriculum through our Cornerstones Maestro programme. Our two-year rolling cycle ensures full coverage of subjects while accommodating mixed-age classes. The curriculum integrates core academic skills with spiritual development and social responsibility.
Special Educational Needs
Our dedicated SENDCO provides tailored support for children with additional learning needs. We implement individualised education plans while maintaining full inclusion within mainstream classes. Regular assessments ensure continuous progress monitoring and adaptive teaching strategies.
Religious Education
Christian values form the foundation of our RE curriculum, complemented by exploration of other world religions. Through collective worship and scripture study, pupils develop understanding of spiritual concepts while respecting diverse beliefs within our community.
Community Outreach
We maintain strong connections with local churches, businesses, and cultural organisations. These partnerships enhance learning through guest speakers, joint projects, and community service opportunities that reinforce our values of compassion and social responsibility.
Curriculum Enrichment
Our cross-curricular approach includes historical field trips, science experiments, and creative arts projects. The Lake District residential programme provides immersive outdoor learning experiences that reinforce classroom teachings through practical application.
People
Jo Campbell
Head Teacher
Mrs Campbell leads our school with a vision for values-based education. She oversees curriculum implementation and community engagement while maintaining strong partnerships with local churches and educational bodies.
Sharon Griffiths
Administration and Finance Manager
Mrs Griffiths manages the school's financial operations and administrative functions. She ensures efficient resource allocation and compliance with educational funding requirements.
Emma Cottom
Special Needs Coordinator
Mrs Cottom leads our inclusive education approach, developing tailored support plans for pupils with special educational needs while training staff in adaptive teaching methodologies.
Julie Pollitt
Designated Safeguarding Officer
Mrs Pollitt oversees child protection policies and staff training. She coordinates safeguarding procedures while maintaining confidential support channels for pupils and families.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 4-11 across our Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 programmes.
Do you accept non-Christian students?
Yes, we welcome children of all faiths and backgrounds while maintaining our Church of England ethos.
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENDCO develops individualised learning plans with regular progress reviews, supported by specialist teaching assistants.
What enrichment activities are available?
We offer residential trips to the Lake District, visiting experts, and cross-curricular project weeks throughout the academic year.
How do you involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through Seesaw, parent workshops, and community events celebrating pupil achievements.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Our trained safeguarding team follows strict protocols with confidential reporting channels and regular staff training updates.
