Business Details
Your Child's Future Starts Here
The Wooburn Primary School is a GOOD-rated institution (Ofsted May 2022) dedicated to nurturing young minds within the Great Learners Trust. Our open-door policy fosters strong community engagement, with direct communication channels through our office manager Mrs Ball and dedicated teaching staff. We prioritise a growth mindset approach across our curriculum, ensuring children aged 4-11 develop both academically and personally. Our leadership team, including Interim Executive Headteacher Mr Kaye and Senior Leadership colleagues, maintains rigorous standards in education and safeguarding.The school offers comprehensive facilities including Early Years Foundation Stage provision, specialist teaching in subjects like Music and Modern Foreign Languages, and extensive enrichment opportunities through our breakfast and after-school clubs. We maintain transparent communication channels for parental engagement, with multiple contact points including our main office and safeguarding team. Our physical location at School Road, High Wycombe provides a secure environment for learning, complemented by digital resources accessible through our website platform.
Services
Early Years Education
Primary Curriculum
After School Clubs
Safeguarding Services
Parental Engagement
Highlights and features
- We offer a growth mindset curriculum framework
- Our leadership team includes experienced educators
- We maintain a safe and inclusive learning environment
- We provide extensive enrichment club opportunities
- We operate an open-door policy for parental engagement
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
What people say
Nurturing environment
Strong academic focus
Engaged staff
Parental involvement
Safe atmosphere
Services
Primary Education
Delivering the National Curriculum for children aged 4-11, our primary education programme focuses on core academic skills alongside personal development. Qualified teachers implement structured lesson plans covering mathematics, literacy, science and foundation subjects. The school maintains small class sizes to ensure individual attention and effective learning outcomes.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Specialised early childhood education for nursery and reception pupils, following the EYFS framework. Our dedicated team develops essential skills through play-based learning and structured activities. The programme prepares children for formal schooling while focusing on social development and basic literacy/numeracy skills.
After School Clubs
Extensive extracurricular programme offering activities beyond the standard curriculum. Our after-school clubs provide opportunities in sports, arts, technology and academic support. These sessions encourage skill development, teamwork and personal growth in a supervised environment outside regular school hours.
Safeguarding
Comprehensive child protection measures implemented across all school operations. Our designated safeguarding team follows strict protocols for pupil welfare, with clear reporting channels and preventative education. Regular staff training ensures compliance with current safeguarding legislation and best practices.
Parental Engagement
Structured communication framework enabling parental involvement in education. Services include regular meetings, progress updates, and open-door policy for concerns. The school provides resources and guidance to support learning at home and maintain consistent educational standards.
People
Mr Kaye
Interim Executive Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with responsibility for overall school strategy and safeguarding. Oversees curriculum implementation and staff development while maintaining high academic standards across all year groups.
Mrs Saunders
Interim Head of School
Deputy DSL and Early Years Foundation Stage lead with extensive experience in primary education. Manages day-to-day school operations and provides specialist support for early years development.
Mrs Ball
Office Manager
Key administrative contact for parents and visitors, managing school communications and visitor coordination. Ensures smooth operational support for both staff and families through efficient office management.
Mr Jeawock
Chair of Governors
Co-chair of the governing body responsible for strategic oversight and school accountability. Provides governance leadership alongside Mrs Coles to ensure effective management and continuous improvement.
Mrs Coles
Chair of Governors
Co-chair of governors working with Mr Jeawock to maintain governance standards. Focuses on policy development and strategic direction to support the school's educational mission and operational effectiveness.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We provide education for children aged 4-11, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through to Year 6.
How can I arrange a school visit?
Contact our office to book an appointment or attend one of our scheduled open events throughout the academic year.
What curriculum do you follow?
We deliver the National Curriculum with a growth mindset approach, including specialist teaching in music, languages and computing.
Are there after-school activities available?
Yes, we offer a range of enrichment clubs covering sports, arts and academic support after regular school hours.
How do you support child safety?
Our safeguarding team follows strict protocols with designated leads and regular staff training to ensure pupil welfare.
What parental involvement opportunities exist?
We encourage parental engagement through regular meetings, progress updates and our open-door communication policy.
