Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Norwood Primary School - Nurturing Excellence in Education
Norwood Primary School is a small and welcoming educational institution situated north of Peterborough. Established in 1975, our school maintains modern facilities both inside and outside the classrooms. We provide structured learning environments for children aged 4 to 11, with one class per year group from Reception to Year 6. Our dedicated teaching staff ensures a high standard of education supported by up-to-date resources and a diverse range of learning experiences. We aim to develop pupils' confidence, academic knowledge, and self-belief to prepare them for a fulfilling future.Our values of curiosity, independence, and continuous improvement underpin our creative and engaging curriculum. We nurture a strong sense of community while respecting individuality and promoting diversity. Our approach instils resilience and a commitment to overcoming challenges in every learner. We believe in the potential of all individuals to succeed through our supportive environment. Our Star Philosophy encourages active learning, self-reflection, and celebration of achievement.
Services
Primary Education
Safeguarding Support
Special Educational Needs
After School Clubs
Parent Engagement Programs
Details
- Year established: 1975
Highlights and features
- We offer a creative curriculum fostering a love of learning through hands-on experiences.
- Our team provides a nurturing environment focused on individual growth and development.
- We maintain high academic standards with qualified teachers and modern learning resources.
- Our school promotes inclusivity and celebrates diversity within the Peterborough community.
- We implement the Star Philosophy to develop resilience and self-improvement in learning.
Services
Primary Education
Deliver comprehensive education for children aged 4 to 11 with one class per year group. Focus on academic skills, creativity, and personal development through a structured curriculum. Prepare pupils for future learning and life challenges with qualified teaching staff and modern resources.
Safeguarding Support
Implement robust safeguarding measures to ensure pupil wellbeing and safety at all times. Provide trained staff and clear procedures for identifying and addressing child protection concerns. Maintain close communication with families and relevant agencies for effective support.
Special Educational Needs
Offer tailored educational provision for pupils with special needs through dedicated staff and individualised learning plans. Work closely with parents and specialists to develop inclusive learning opportunities. Monitor progress regularly to ensure effective support for all learners.
After School Clubs
Provide varied extracurricular activities through lunchtime and after-school clubs for different age groups. Include sports, creative arts, and academic extension programs to develop diverse interests. Encourage social skills and physical development in a safe, supervised environment.
Parent Engagement Programs
Develop initiatives to involve families in their children's learning through workshops and information sessions. Offer guidance on literacy, numeracy, and reading comprehension techniques for home support. Maintain open communication channels between school staff and parents for pupil success.
People
Deborah Reynolds
Head Teacher
Experienced leader with extensive teaching background, committed to delivering high-quality education and pupil development. Oversees school operations and strategic direction while maintaining educational standards.
Jane Cockerill
Deputy Head Teacher and SEND Co-ordinator
Specialist in special educational needs provision, responsible for supporting pupils with additional requirements. Works closely with teachers and parents to implement effective learning strategies and individualised support plans.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children from Reception (aged 4-5) through to Year 6 (aged 10-11).
How do you support special educational needs?
Our SENDCo develops tailored learning plans and coordinates additional support for pupils with special needs.
What are your safeguarding procedures?
We maintain strict child protection policies with trained staff and clear reporting mechanisms for concerns.
Can parents get involved in school activities?
Yes, we encourage family participation through workshops, volunteering opportunities, and regular communication.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer various lunchtime and after-school clubs including sports, arts, and academic enrichment programs.
What are your school hours?
The school day starts at 8:55am and ends at 3:10pm, Monday to Friday during term time.
