Business Details
Welcome to Oxton St Saviour's C Of E Aided Primary School
Oxton St Saviour's C Of E Aided Primary School is a Church of England institution rooted in Christian values, serving children aged 4-11 on the Wirral Peninsula. Established in partnership with the Chester Diocesan Academies Trust (CDAT) since 2025, we provide a nurturing environment where every child is valued. Our curriculum integrates academic excellence with spiritual development, guided by the teachings of Jesus in Mark 12:30-31. The school's modern facilities and scenic location overlooking the Welsh Hills enhance holistic learning. We prioritise inclusivity, community engagement, and the cultivation of core values such as compassion, courage, and respect.Our dedicated staff and strong ties to St Saviour's Church ensure a cohesive educational experience. We prepare pupils for future challenges while fostering a lifelong love of learning grounded in faith. Regular collaboration with parents and stakeholders maintains our commitment to continuous improvement. Our Ofsted-rated provision and SIAMS-accredited religious education reflect our dedication to quality. Through a broad curriculum and extracurricular opportunities, we empower children to thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.
Services
Primary Education
Christian Religious Education
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Clubs
Parent Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We offer a Christ-centred education with strong academic outcomes.
- Our curriculum integrates Christian values with modern, holistic learning.
- We provide specialist teaching in STEM, arts, and theology.
- Our staff maintain strong safeguarding and child welfare standards.
- We foster close partnerships with St Saviour's Church and local communities.
What people say
Caring staff
Strong values
Excellent safeguarding
Engaging curriculum
Welcoming community
Services
Primary Education
We deliver the Early Years Foundation Stage and National Curriculum through engaging, values-based learning. Our experienced teachers create individualised pathways for children aged 4-11, focusing on core subjects alongside creative and physical development. The curriculum incorporates specialist teaching in STEM, theology, and the arts.
Christian Religious Education
Our RE curriculum explores Christian theology and world faiths through age-appropriate study. Children develop spiritual understanding through worship, scripture analysis, and ethical discussions. The programme aligns with Church of England guidelines and supports pupils' personal reflections on faith and values.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SENDCO coordinates tailored support for children with learning, social, or physical needs. We implement individual education plans with regular progress reviews. The school maintains accessible facilities and employs specialist teaching assistants to ensure inclusive learning opportunities for all pupils.
People
Mrs Joanna Mulla
Business Manager
Mrs Mulla oversees school operations and financial management with over 15 years' experience in educational administration. She ensures compliance with statutory requirements and supports strategic development within the Chester Diocesan Academies Trust framework.
Mrs Grant-Jones
Headteacher/Safeguarding Lead
As headteacher, Mrs Grant-Jones leads staff in delivering high-quality education aligned with Christian values. She holds postgraduate qualifications in education leadership and has implemented successful safeguarding protocols across the school environment.
Miss R Shaw
Deputy Headteacher
Miss Shaw supports curriculum development and staff training while managing key school improvement initiatives. With specialist expertise in literacy education, she coordinates cross-phase learning strategies and maintains strong community engagement programmes.
Questions
What are your school's admission criteria?
As a Church of England school, we prioritise children from Christian families, though we welcome applications from all backgrounds. Admission follows Wirral Local Authority's coordinated scheme.
How do you support children with special educational needs?
Our SENDCO develops individualised education plans with regular progress reviews. We employ specialist teaching assistants and maintain accessible facilities to ensure inclusive learning opportunities for all pupils.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer after-school clubs in sports, music, and STEM subjects. Additional activities include choir, gardening, and coding clubs, with seasonal programmes aligned to curriculum themes.
How is Christian education integrated into daily learning?
Daily worship, Bible study sessions, and values-based assemblies reinforce our Christian ethos. Religious education is taught through theological inquiry, with opportunities for interfaith exploration in upper key stages.
What are your safeguarding procedures?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols with staff trained in child protection. Regular drills, secure premises, and a dedicated safeguarding team ensure children's safety across all school activities.
