Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Ascot
Cheapside C Of E Primary School is a dedicated educational institution rooted in Christian values, providing a secure and nurturing environment for children aged 4 to 11. Our mission, inspired by 1 Corinthians 16:14, focuses on fostering academic excellence, emotional well-being, and social responsibility through a broad curriculum and strong community ties. We prioritise safety, inclusivity, and holistic development, ensuring pupils grow in confidence, knowledge, and character.With a commitment to professional staff development and technological resources, we prepare students to engage with both local and global challenges. Our school actively promotes diversity, mutual respect, and a lifelong love of learning, guided by the principles of kindness and integrity.
Services
Primary Education
Christian Education
SEN Support
After School Clubs
Parent Engagement
Highlights and features
- We provide a secure, Christian-based learning environment grounded in biblical values.
- Our curriculum promotes holistic development and global awareness.
- We prioritise individual pupil needs through tailored support and SEN expertise.
- Our staff are committed to professional growth and innovative teaching methods.
- We foster strong community partnerships and inclusive, diverse learning experiences.
What people say
Nurturing staff
Strong values
Inclusive environment
Good communication
Engaging curriculum
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers a broad, balanced curriculum aligned with national standards. Children develop core academic skills in literacy, numeracy, and science while exploring creative subjects like art and music. Learning is enriched through outdoor education, technology integration, and character-building activities that prepare pupils for future academic and personal success.
Christian Education
Christian education forms the ethical foundation of our school ethos, teaching biblical values through daily worship, religious studies, and community service. Pupils learn about diverse faiths while developing spiritual awareness and moral responsibility. Our approach encourages compassion, integrity, and respect through practical applications like the Good Samaritan project and interfaith dialogues.
SEN Support
Special educational needs support provides tailored learning plans for pupils requiring additional assistance. Our SENCo collaborates with teachers and external specialists to implement individualised strategies, ensuring accessibility to the curriculum. Regular progress assessments and parent consultations maintain consistent support for children with learning differences or disabilities.
After School Clubs
After-school clubs extend learning opportunities through sports, arts, and academic enrichment activities. These sessions develop teamwork, creativity, and subject-specific skills in informal settings. Current offerings include forest school, mental health workshops, and collaborative projects with local organisations, enhancing pupils' social and practical capabilities beyond regular lessons.
Parent Engagement
Parent engagement initiatives strengthen home-school partnerships through regular communication and collaborative events. We offer workshops, family learning days, and volunteer opportunities to involve caregivers in their children's education. Our PTA organises fundraising activities and social events that build community connections while supporting school improvement projects.
People
Mrs Lisa Leitch
Office Manager/PA
Mrs Leitch manages school administration and communications, ensuring efficient daily operations and parental support.
Ms Amanda Southby
Bursar
Ms Southby oversees financial management and resource allocation, maintaining the school's fiscal stability and infrastructure needs.
Mrs Tiffany Hignight
SENCo
Mrs Hignight coordinates special educational needs provision, developing individualised learning strategies and staff training programmes.
Mrs K Searle
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Mrs Searle ensures child protection policies are implemented effectively, providing staff training and family support.
Questions
What age groups does Cheapside CE Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years across our Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1, and Key Stage 2 programmes.
How does the school integrate Christian values into daily learning?
Christian values shape our curriculum through daily collective worship, religious education, and character-building activities based on biblical teachings.
What SEN support options are available?
Our SENCo provides individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and regular progress reviews to support pupils with special educational needs.
Are after-school clubs available for all pupils?
Yes, we offer a variety of after-school clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment for all Key Stage 1 and 2 pupils.
How does the school involve parents in education?
We maintain regular communication through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, family workshops, and PTA events to foster home-school partnerships.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Our designated safeguarding lead implements strict child protection policies, staff training, and incident reporting procedures to ensure pupil safety.
