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Trusted Primary Education at Mount C of E Academy
At Mount C Of E Primary School, we foster a nurturing environment where every child's individuality is celebrated through a creative curriculum. Established within a strong Christian ethos, our dedicated team works tirelessly to challenge pupils' potential while maintaining open partnerships with families to support educational journeys. With a focus on holistic development, we integrate academic excellence with spiritual growth, ensuring children thrive in both personal and scholastic domains.

Our inclusive approach recognises diverse learning needs through tailored support systems, including specialist SEND provisions. Through extracurricular opportunities like breakfast clubs and courage advocates programs, we cultivate well-rounded individuals prepared for future challenges. Our school's commitment to safeguarding excellence has been externally validated through our SIAMS inspection outcomes.
Services
Primary education SEND provision Breakfast club After-school clubs Parent engagement programs
Highlights and features
  • We maintain a 1:20 staff-to-pupil ratio for enhanced learning support
  • Our SIAMS 'Outstanding' rating validates our Christian ethos provision
  • We offer specialist SEND support with dedicated teaching assistants
  • Our breakfast club provides childcare from 7:45am daily
  • We implement a robust safeguarding framework with regular training
What people say
Caring staff Strong safeguarding Excellent SEND support
Services
Primary education
Our comprehensive primary education program serves children aged 4-11 through a creative, inquiry-led curriculum. Qualified teachers deliver core subjects alongside specialist instruction in music and modern languages. Regular assessments track progress while maintaining Christian values integration.
SEND provision
Tailored learning programs accommodate children with special educational needs through dedicated teaching assistants and individualised education plans. Our inclusive environment features sensory resources and accessibility adaptations. We collaborate with external specialists to ensure holistic support.
Breakfast club
Our daily breakfast club operates from 7:45am, providing supervised activities and healthy morning meals. Qualified staff facilitate structured play and homework support before school hours. The service maintains a 1:10 staff-to-child ratio for safety and engagement.
Church partnership
We deliver SIAMS-validated Christian education through weekly worship sessions and religious studies. The school maintains strong Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham partnerships. Our RE curriculum follows Understanding Christianity resources for comprehensive faith instruction.
Parent engagement
Regular parent-teacher meetings and progress reviews ensure family engagement in children's education. We maintain an open-door policy for parental consultations and provide home-learning resources. The school publishes termly newsletters to keep families informed.
People
Christine Turner
Headteacher
Ms Turner leads instructional quality and staff development with 18 years' educational leadership experience. She oversees curriculum implementation and pupil progress monitoring.
Katie Hall
School Business Manager
Mrs Hall manages financial operations and facility maintenance with 12 years' experience in school administration. She oversees HR functions and ensures regulatory compliance.
Jennifer Kirkwood
Chair of Governors
Mrs Kirkwood provides strategic oversight as governing board chair. She ensures statutory compliance and represents community interests in school governance matters.
Questions
How can I apply for school admission?
Contact the school office directly or visit our website's admissions section for application forms and guidance.
Do you offer nursery provision?
Yes, our Early Years Foundation Stage accepts children from reception year through specialist nursery programs.
Are school meals included in fees?
We provide daily hot meal options available for purchase through our lunch menu system.
How do you support special educational needs?
Specialist teaching assistants implement individualised education plans with regular progress reviews and external specialist collaboration.
What holiday periods affect term dates?
Key dates including Christmas and INSET days are published in our annual calendar available online.