Business Details
11 Years
experience
Belmont C of E Primary School | Flourishing Together
Belmont C Of E Primary was established on 1st January 2015 following the merger of Belmont Infant and Belmont Church of England Junior Schools. Our state-of-the-art facility opened in October 2024, providing a modern learning environment rooted in Christian values. We prioritise each child's happiness, wellbeing, and academic growth through tailored teaching methods. Our dedicated staff fosters enthusiasm for learning by combining creativity with subject expertise.The school's mission 'Flourishing Together' reflects our commitment to collaborative partnerships with families, ensuring every pupil receives individualised support. We maintain strong relationships with external agencies to enhance special educational needs provision and regularly update our SEND policies to meet evolving requirements. Prospective families are welcome to arrange guided tours to experience our nurturing community firsthand.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
Breakfast Club
After School Care
Curriculum Enrichment
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We provide Christian-based education tailored to individual learning needs
- Our modern facility opened in October 2024 with advanced learning spaces
- Specialist SENDCo supports pupils with special educational needs
- Experienced staff implement creative, pupil-centred teaching methods
- Strong family partnerships enhance children's educational journeys
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers the national curriculum through creative teaching methods. Qualified staff provide differentiated instruction across core subjects including English, mathematics, and science. The modern facility supports interactive learning experiences for children aged 4-11.
SEND Support
Special Educational Needs and Disability provision includes dedicated coordination by Mrs H Stripp. We implement graduated approaches to support planning, maintain accurate records, and liaise with external agencies. Regular parent consultations ensure consistent support strategies.
Breakfast Club
The breakfast club provides supervised care from 7:45am, offering nutritious meals and structured activities. This service supports working families while ensuring children start their school day in a safe environment.
After School Care
Extended care provision continues until 5:30pm daily, featuring homework support and recreational activities. The service maintains staff-to-child ratios to ensure quality supervision and safe collection procedures.
Curriculum Enrichment
Enrichment opportunities include gardening club, eco warriors, and music programmes. These activities extend learning beyond the classroom, developing practical skills and fostering community engagement through initiatives like Fair Trade projects.
People
Mrs K Harrison-Brown
Head Teacher
Mrs Harrison-Brown leads the school with over 15 years' experience in primary education. She oversees strategic development and maintains high teaching standards across the curriculum.
Mrs H Stripp
Special Educational Needs Coordinator
Mrs Stripp coordinates SEND provision, implementing policy requirements and liaising with external agencies. She manages support plans for pupils with special educational needs.
Questions
What age range does Belmont C of E Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 2.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENDCo coordinates tailored support plans, working closely with teachers and external specialists to meet individual requirements.
What extended care options are available?
We offer breakfast club from 7:45am and tea club until 5:30pm daily, with structured activities and supervision.
Can prospective parents visit the school?
Yes, guided tours can be arranged by contacting the school office to meet staff and view our facilities.
What curriculum enrichment activities are offered?
We provide gardening club, eco projects, music programmes, and leadership opportunities through school councils and buddy systems.
