Business Details
Your Trusted Primary School in Liverpool for Quality Education
At Pinehurst Primary School, we are dedicated to fostering a nurturing and stimulating environment where every child can thrive. Our vision of Experience, Excel and Enjoy underpins our approach to education, ensuring pupils engage in an enriching curriculum that encourages exploration, discovery, and confidence-building. With a strong focus on individual talents and educational excellence, we collaborate closely with parents and the community to deliver a holistic learning experience. Our school prioritises safety, inclusivity, and a commitment to preparing children for future success while ensuring they enjoy their daily journey through education. 
Services
Nursery Provision
Primary Education
Curriculum Subjects
Extra-Curricular Clubs
School Meals
Special Educational Needs Support
EAL Services
Parent Engagement Programs
Academy Consultation
Safeguarding Policies
Highlights and features
- We provide a stimulating curriculum tailored to individual learning needs.
- Our staff prioritise child safety and emotional well-being in daily activities.
- We celebrate cultural diversity and promote inclusive educational practices.
- Parents benefit from regular engagement opportunities with teaching teams.
- Our eco-friendly initiatives teach environmental responsibility from an early age.
Services
Nursery Provision
Our Little Pine Cones and Little Acorns nursery classes cater to children aged 2-3 years. The programme focuses on foundational learning through play-based activities. Staff create a welcoming environment for early socialisation and developmental milestones.
Primary Education
We deliver the national curriculum through engaging classroom experiences for Reception to Year 6 pupils. Subjects include English, Maths, Science, and Modern Foreign Languages. Our approach combines academic achievement with creative exploration and critical thinking.
Special Educational Needs Support
Tailored assistance is provided for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. Our team works closely with families and external specialists to create individualised learning plans. Regular progress reviews ensure appropriate support adjustments.
Extra-Curricular Clubs
A range of clubs operate before and after school hours, including sports, arts, and academic enrichment. These activities promote skill development and social interaction beyond the classroom. Sessions are led by qualified staff and external partners.
Parent Engagement Programs
We offer regular workshops, consultation evenings, and home learning resources for families. Our academy consultation process demonstrates commitment to stakeholder input. Parents receive weekly newsletters and termly progress updates.
People
Mrs K Glynn
Headteacher
Mrs Glynn leads Pinehurst Primary School with a vision focused on experiential learning and pupil well-being. She oversees curriculum development and staff training while maintaining strong community connections. Her leadership prioritises educational excellence and child-centred approaches.
Mr E Cain
School Office Contact
Mr Cain manages administrative operations and serves as the main point of contact for school communications. He coordinates visitor arrangements and supports the implementation of school policies. His role ensures smooth day-to-day organisational functions.
Mrs K Stewart
School Business Manager
Mrs Stewart oversees financial and operational management of the school. She provides strategic support for resource allocation and facility maintenance. Her expertise contributes to the school's long-term planning and administrative efficiency.
Questions
What age groups does Pinehurst Primary School cater for?
We accept children from age 2 in our nursery provision through to Year 6. Our Little Pine Cones nursery is for 2-year-olds, Little Acorns for 3-year-olds, with Reception to Year 6 following standard primary year groups.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our SEND team provides tailored support plans, works with external specialists, and offers regular parent consultations. We ensure all learning environments are accessible and staff receive ongoing training in inclusive education practices.
What are the school's operating hours?
The school day starts with a soft entry from 8:40-8:50am. Dismissal times vary: Reception at 3:15pm, Key Stage 1 at 3:20pm, and Key Stage 2 at 3:30pm. Office hours follow standard school term times.
Is there an academy conversion proposal?
Yes, we are consulting about joining Cheshire Academies Trust. The process included parent meetings and written consultations. Final decision details are available in our July 2025 outcome letter on the school website.
What extra-curricular activities are available?
We offer sports clubs, creative arts sessions, and academic enrichment activities before and after school. These change seasonally to provide varied opportunities for pupil development and interests.
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