Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Northampton
At Yelvertoft Primary School, we are dedicated to creating an exceptional learning environment where every child can thrive. Our team is committed to delivering a broad, balanced curriculum while nurturing confidence, health, and happiness in all pupils. As a traditional village school, we serve families from Yelvertoft, Lilbourne, Clay Coton, Elkington, Stanford, and surrounding areas. We prioritise safety, security, and community values, ensuring every learner feels valued and inspired. With a focus on continuous improvement, we strive to provide high-quality education within a caring atmosphere.Our staff and governors work collaboratively to foster a culture of excellence and lifelong learning. We actively engage with families and the wider community to enhance educational outcomes. Visitors are always welcome to experience our unique school environment firsthand. Established in a heritage-rich setting, we combine tradition with modern educational practices. Our vision is to equip children with the skills needed to make positive contributions to society.
Services
Primary Education
School Meals
After School Clubs
Special Educational Needs Support
Parental Engagement Programmes
Highlights and features
- We provide a safe, secure, and happy learning environment for all children
- Our curriculum balances academic excellence with personal development opportunities
- We serve local communities with strong intergenerational connections
- Our experienced team prioritises individual pupil growth and wellbeing
- We offer regular opportunities for parental engagement and school visits
What people say
Dedicated staff
Nurturing environment
Strong local connections
Excellent communication
Engaging curriculum
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education programme for children aged 4-11 years. Our curriculum follows national standards while incorporating local context and community values. Our experienced teachers create engaging learning environments that foster academic achievement and personal development.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SEN provision offers tailored learning plans and specialist resources for children with additional needs. We work closely with parents and external professionals to ensure every child receives appropriate support and achieves their full potential.
After School Clubs
We provide various after-school activities including sports clubs, creative workshops, and academic enrichment programmes. These clubs extend learning opportunities beyond the classroom and help develop children's interests and talents in a supervised environment.
Parental Engagement
Our parental engagement programmes include regular events, workshops, and volunteering opportunities. We maintain open communication channels through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and our active school association to strengthen home-school partnerships.
E-safety Education
We integrate comprehensive e-safety education into our curriculum and provide resources for families. Our programme teaches children safe internet practices while helping parents understand digital risks and protective measures for home use.
People
Mrs Melanie Servent
Headteacher
Mrs Servent leads our dedicated teaching team with extensive experience in primary education. She champions holistic learning approaches and maintains strong community connections to enhance pupil development.
Mr Chris Bolton
Chair of Governors
Mr Bolton oversees our governance with a focus on educational standards and strategic development. He works closely with staff to ensure the school maintains its high-quality provision and community values.
Mr Simon White
School Business Manager
Mr White manages the school's operational functions with expertise in educational administration. He ensures efficient resource management while supporting staff and governors in strategic decision-making.
Charlotte Carey
School Administrator
Ms Carey serves as the main point of contact for parents and visitors. Her organisational skills ensure smooth daily operations and effective communication between the school and wider community.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We teach children aged 4-11 years across our four class groups: Willow, Chestnut, Oak, and Hazel classes.
Do you offer after-school clubs?
Yes, we provide various after-school clubs including sports activities like basketball, and enrichment programmes throughout the academic year.
How can parents get involved?
Parents can join our Yelvertoft School Association, attend regular events, and participate in our open morning sessions for prospective families.
What special educational needs support do you provide?
We offer tailored support for children with special educational needs, including individualised learning plans and specialist resources.
How do you ensure child safety online?
We prioritise e-safety education and provide resources to help children navigate the internet safely through our curriculum and parent guidance programmes.
