Business Details
Aqueduct Primary School: Excellence in Primary Education in Telford
Aqueduct Primary School is a dedicated educational institution serving children aged 4-11 in Telford. Our ethos centres on nurturing academic excellence, personal growth, and community engagement through a well-structured curriculum and supportive environment. With experienced leadership and teaching staff, we prioritise individualised learning, ensuring each child achieves their full potential. Our school day incorporates core subjects, creative arts, physical education, and character development, fostering a holistic approach to education.Parents consistently commend our staff for their dedication, effective communication, and ability to create a positive, inclusive atmosphere where children thrive. We maintain strong safeguarding practices, mental health support, and partnerships with families to enhance pupil progress. Our recent Ofsted reports and statutory documentation reflect our commitment to transparency and continuous improvement in educational standards.
Services
Early Years Education
Primary Curriculum Delivery
Special Educational Needs Support
After School Clubs
Safeguarding Services
Highlights and features
- Experienced and dedicated teaching staff with specialisms in early years and primary education
- Supportive and inclusive learning environment with strong safeguarding practices
- Proven track record of pupil progress and positive Ofsted evaluations
- Comprehensive curriculum combining academic and personal development
- Active parental engagement through regular communication and partnership initiatives
What people say
Thriving
Happy to be dropped off
Needs are met
Positive changes
Flourished academically
Services
Early Years Education
Our Early Years Foundation Stage provides structured learning for children aged 4-5, focusing on communication, physical development, and social skills. Qualified teachers deliver play-based activities aligned with national standards, ensuring smooth transition to primary education. Parents appreciate our nurturing environment that prepares children for future academic challenges.
Primary Curriculum Delivery
We deliver the national curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2, covering English, mathematics, science, and creative subjects. Lessons incorporate technology and outdoor learning to enhance engagement. Our assessment system tracks individual progress while maintaining high academic standards, as evidenced by recent Ofsted evaluations.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SENCO and teaching assistants provide tailored support for pupils with additional needs, including individual learning plans and specialist resources. The team works closely with parents and external agencies to ensure comprehensive care. This approach has successfully improved outcomes for children requiring extra assistance.
After School Clubs
We offer diverse after-school activities including sports, arts, and academic enrichment programs. These clubs extend learning beyond the classroom while promoting teamwork and physical wellbeing. Current options include swimming lessons, creative workshops, and homework support sessions.
Safeguarding Services
Our designated safeguarding leads implement robust child protection policies, mental health support, and early intervention strategies. Regular staff training ensures compliance with national standards, while our open-door policy allows parents to address concerns promptly. This framework has created a secure environment for all pupils.
People
Mr J Pugh
Head Teacher
Experienced educational leader with extensive primary school management expertise. Oversees curriculum delivery, staff development, and strategic planning while maintaining strong community engagement.
Mr A Palin
Assistant Head Teacher
Phase leader responsible for Key Stage 2 curriculum implementation. Specialises in mathematics education and leads staff training initiatives to enhance teaching standards across the academy.
Mrs C Duppa
Foundation Phase Manager
Early Years Foundation Stage expert with focus on child development and play-based learning. Coordinates reception class activities and supports transition processes for new pupils.
Mr O Greatholder
Assistant Head Teacher
Phase leader for Key Stage 1, overseeing literacy development and safeguarding protocols. Manages teacher mentoring programs and ensures consistent educational standards across year groups.
Mrs S Mann
Special Educational Needs Coordinator
Lead specialist for additional learning needs, developing individualised education plans and coordinating support staff. Works closely with parents and external agencies to address diverse pupil requirements.
Questions
What age range does Aqueduct Primary Academy cater for?
We accept children aged 4-11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 2.
How can I apply for a school place?
Contact our administrators via phone or email to request admission forms and discuss availability.
What special educational needs support is available?
Our SENCO team provides tailored learning plans, specialist resources, and regular progress monitoring for pupils requiring additional support.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer various extracurricular activities including sports, arts, and academic enrichment programs.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous child protection policies with dedicated safeguarding leads, staff training, and open communication channels for parental concerns.
How does the school communicate with parents?
We use regular newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, online portals, and direct communication through class teachers and administrators.
