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Willow Tree Primary School in Northolt
We are a dedicated primary school serving children aged 4 to 11, committed to inspiring lifelong learning through a comprehensive curriculum and inclusive environment. Our Additionally Resourced Provision (ARP) supports students with communication and interaction needs, including autism spectrum disorder, while integrating them into mainstream education where possible. With a focus on academic excellence and personal development, we provide a structured yet nurturing space for young learners. Our experienced team delivers a broad curriculum covering core subjects like English, mathematics, and science, alongside creative disciplines such as art, music, and design technology. We maintain strong safeguarding protocols and collaborate closely with parents to ensure every child reaches their full potential.

Our school fosters a culture of respect, curiosity, and achievement, preparing students for future educational challenges. We adhere to statutory requirements for special educational needs provision and regularly review our policies to maintain high standards of care and education. Through extracurricular activities and partnerships with local organisations, we enrich the learning experience beyond the classroom. Our governance structure ensures accountability and strategic direction, while our staff undergo continuous professional development to stay at the forefront of pedagogical best practices. We welcome prospective families to explore our facilities and learn more about our educational philosophy.
Services
Primary Education Special Educational Needs Support After School Clubs Parent Workshops School Meals Service
Highlights and features
  • We provide specialist support for children with communication and interaction needs
  • Our curriculum integrates mainstream and additional resource provision education
  • Experienced teachers deliver Ofsted-recognised quality education
  • We maintain strong safeguarding and child protection policies
  • Our school combines academic excellence with personal development programmes
Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11, following the national curriculum. Our programmes cover core subjects including English, mathematics, and science, alongside creative disciplines. Small class sizes ensure individual attention while fostering social development through group activities and extracurricular programmes.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our Additionally Resourced Provision supports pupils with communication and interaction needs, including autism spectrum disorder. Qualified specialists implement tailored learning plans while integrating students into mainstream classes when appropriate. We maintain close parent collaboration and regular progress assessments to ensure optimal development.
After School Clubs
We offer diverse after-school activities including sports, arts, and academic enrichment programmes. These clubs extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and new interests. Sessions are led by experienced staff and external partners to provide quality experiences in a safe environment.
Parent Workshops
Regular workshops help parents support children's learning at home. Topics include curriculum subjects, digital safety, and child development. These sessions strengthen home-school partnerships and provide practical strategies for reinforcing educational progress through everyday activities.
School Meals Service
We provide nutritious meals meeting dietary guidelines through our school kitchen. Menus offer balanced options catering to various dietary requirements. Meal times focus on developing healthy eating habits while ensuring children receive proper nutrition for learning and growth.
People
Ms Conway
Head Teacher
Experienced educational leader with extensive background in primary school management and curriculum development. Committed to creating inclusive learning environments that nurture academic achievement and personal growth for all pupils.
Mr Matthew Bunker
Chair of Governors
Dedicated school governor with strategic oversight of educational standards and institutional policies. Brings corporate governance experience to ensure effective school management and compliance with statutory requirements.
Ms Clifton
SEND Coordinator
Specialist in special educational needs provision with expertise in supporting children with communication and interaction difficulties. Oversees individual education plans and coordinates support services for pupils requiring additional resources.
Questions
What age range does Willow Tree Primary School cater for?
We accept children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Reception through Year 6.
Do you provide support for children with special educational needs?
Yes, our Additionally Resourced Provision supports pupils with communication and interaction needs, including autism spectrum disorder.
How can parents get involved in school activities?
We offer regular parent workshops, volunteer opportunities, and family events to encourage home-school collaboration.
What after-school provision is available?
We provide various after-school clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment activities until 17:30 daily.
How do you ensure child safety and safeguarding?
We maintain strict safeguarding protocols with staff training, secure premises, and regular policy reviews to protect all pupils.