Business Details
Your Child's Future Starts Here
St Gabriel's Roman Catholic Primary School Rochdale is a dedicated educational institution committed to fostering the academic, spiritual, and personal development of children aged 4 to 11. Our school combines a rigorous curriculum with a strong Catholic ethos, ensuring pupils receive a well-rounded education rooted in faith and values. With a focus on safeguarding and child welfare, we maintain a secure environment where every student can thrive. Our experienced staff, supported by governors and volunteers, work collaboratively to deliver high-quality teaching aligned with national standards.We prioritise individualised learning, addressing diverse needs through tailored support and inclusive practices. Regular assessments and partnerships with external agencies ensure pupils achieve their full potential. Recognised in our latest Ofsted report from February 2024, we continue to uphold excellence in education while engaging families and the community in our mission.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Safeguarding Programs
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Care
Highlights and features
- We follow a rigorous curriculum aligned with national standards.
- Our staff are trained in safeguarding and child welfare protocols.
- We provide tailored support for special educational needs and disabilities.
- We maintain strong partnerships with local health and social care services.
- Our Catholic values foster respect, empathy, and community engagement.
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education curriculum for children aged 4-11, focusing on core subjects like English, mathematics, and science. Our approach integrates Catholic values with academic rigor, fostering critical thinking and creativity. Lessons are designed to meet national standards while addressing individual learning needs through differentiated instruction.
Religious Education
Our Religious Education program explores Catholic teachings and other world faiths, promoting spiritual growth and intercultural understanding. Lessons encourage reflection on moral values and community service, aligning with the schools mission to nurture compassionate, socially responsible individuals within a pluralistic society.
Safeguarding Programs
We implement robust safeguarding protocols to ensure pupil safety, including staff training, risk assessments, and partnerships with local authorities. Our policies prioritise early intervention and support for vulnerable children, adhering to statutory guidelines while maintaining open communication with families and safeguarding agencies.
Special Educational Needs Support
Tailored support is provided for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities, including individualised learning plans and access to external specialists. We collaborate with parents and agencies like SENDIASS to create inclusive environments where every child achieves their potential through targeted interventions and adaptive resources.
After-School Care
Our wrap-around care service offers supervised activities before and after school hours, ensuring a safe, engaging environment for pupils. The program includes homework support, recreational activities, and flexible scheduling to accommodate working families while promoting social and emotional development.
Questions
What age range does St Gabriels RC Primary School cater to?
We provide education for children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Reception through Year 6.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
We offer individualised learning plans, access to external specialists, and collaboration with agencies like SENDIASS to address diverse needs.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We follow strict safeguarding protocols, including staff training, risk assessments, and partnerships with local authorities to ensure child safety.
Is religious education compulsory?
Religious Education is a core part of our curriculum, focusing on Catholic teachings while respecting diverse faiths and beliefs.
How can parents get involved in school activities?
Parents can join the PTFA, attend events, or volunteer for school initiatives to support their child’s education and community engagement.
What is the school’s approach to pastoral care?
We prioritise emotional well-being through dedicated mental health support, peer mentoring, and partnerships with local health services.
