Business Details
Christ the King Catholic Primary School Liverpool
Christ the King Catholic Primary School exists to support the Church's mission of making Christ known to all people while assisting parents in their children's education and religious formation. We are committed to serving the local Church community, including the diocese, parish, and Christian home, and strive to be a service to society. Our inclusive approach recognises that every pupil is unique and created in the image and likeness of God, as stated in Genesis 1:27. We provide a broad and enjoyable curriculum designed to nurture resilience, creativity, problem-solving skills, and independence. Our learners are prepared to progress to the next stage of education as independent, curious, and reflective global citizens.We prioritise safety, health, self-discipline, and motivation to foster good citizenship and positive contributions to society. Our school promotes respect for all, awareness of responsibilities towards communities, and a commitment to social harmony. We encourage students to develop faith, seek help when needed, and grow in their relationship with God through prayer and praise. Our mission aligns with the vision of Pope Francis, who highlights the seed of hope in education for peace, justice, beauty, and goodness. We maintain strong partnerships with families and the local parish to ensure a holistic educational experience.
Services
Primary Education
Catholic Studies
Safeguarding
Admissions
Inclusion Programs
Religious Education
SEND Support
Parent Partnerships
Highlights and features
- Our Ofsted inspection report suggests potential outstanding grading
- We hold the Inclusion Quality Mark (IQM) for inclusive practices
- Curriculum integrates Catholic values with national educational standards
- Experienced staff specialising in primary and religious education
- Strong partnerships with local parish and diocesan authorities
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
- IQM
What people say
Outstanding potential
Inclusive environment
Strong safeguarding
Effective curriculum
Supportive staff
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers the national curriculum through faith-integrated learning. We focus on developing core academic skills while nurturing spiritual growth and social responsibility. Students receive personalised attention in a supportive environment that promotes resilience, creativity, and independent thinking.
Catholic Studies
Catholic Studies form a central part of our curriculum, teaching children about Christian values and scripture. We explore religious education through interactive lessons, liturgical celebrations, and community service projects that embody Christ's teachings in daily practice.
Safeguarding
Our comprehensive safeguarding program ensures children's safety through rigorous policies and trained staff. We maintain secure environments with clear reporting procedures while promoting emotional wellbeing and personal safety awareness among students.
Admissions
The admissions process includes open evenings, application guidance, and faith documentation support. We assist families through every stage from initial inquiry to successful school placement with transparent communication and dedicated administrative support.
SEND Support
Our SEND provision offers tailored educational plans and specialist resources for children with additional needs. The program includes SENCO coordination, individual learning support, and inclusive classroom adaptations to ensure every child achieves their potential.
People
Mrs Annette Pyper
School Business Manager
Experienced educational leader managing school operations and strategic development with over 15 years in Catholic education administration.
Mrs Lewis
School Office
Key administrative contact with extensive experience supporting school operations and parent communication.
Mr P Heery
Deputy Head / SENCO
Specialist in special educational needs with responsibility for inclusive learning strategies and student support programs.
Questions
What age groups does Christ the King School cater for?
We provide education for children aged 4-11 years through our primary school programs.
How does the school integrate Catholic values into education?
Our curriculum incorporates Catholic teachings through religious education, daily prayer, and values-based learning activities.
What are the admission requirements for new students?
Applicants require a completed supplementary faith form and baptism certificate for Catholic school admissions.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
We offer tailored support through our SENCO and hold the Inclusion Quality Mark for our inclusive practices.
What inspection results has the school achieved?
Our recent Ofsted report indicates potential outstanding grading, and we hold the IQM award for inclusion.
