Business Details
St Peter C Of E Primary School
St Peter C Of E Primary School is a nurturing educational institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence, personal growth, and community engagement. Our approach centres on six core valuesBravery, Friendship, Thankfulness, Service, Forgiveness, and Resiliencewhich guide every aspect of school life. We follow the National Curriculum while providing tailored support for individual needs, including dedicated teams for safeguarding, mental health, and special educational needs.Our commitment to continuous improvement ensures high-quality teaching and learning, enhanced by Pupil Premium funding and partnerships with families. The school promotes leadership through active Pupil Voice groups, empowering children to shape their environment. With a focus on safety, inclusivity, and holistic development, we prepare pupils for future educational and life challenges while maintaining strong ties to St Peter's Church and the local community.
Services
Primary Education
Special Educational Needs Support
After-School Clubs
School Meals Provision
Uniform Assistance
Online Safety Education
Highlights and features
- Six core values integrated into school life for holistic development
- Dedicated Windmill and Lighthouse teams for safeguarding and SEND support
- Pupil Premium funding directly enhances teaching and learning quality
- Active Pupil Voice groups promoting student leadership and participation
- Comprehensive online safety education and family support programmes
Services
Primary Education
St Peter's provides comprehensive primary education for children aged 4-11, following the National Curriculum. Our approach combines academic rigor with character development through six core values. Specialised teaching ensures pupils gain essential skills in literacy, numeracy, and creative subjects while fostering resilience and curiosity for lifelong learning.
Special Educational Needs Support
The Lighthouse Team delivers tailored support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. We implement individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions. Close collaboration with families and external professionals ensures every child receives appropriate accommodations to achieve their full potential within an inclusive environment.
After-School Clubs
Our wraparound care programme offers structured after-school activities until 17:30 on weekdays. These clubs provide safe, supervised environments for homework support, creative pursuits, and physical activities. Subsidised rates for eligible families ensure accessibility while promoting social development and extended learning opportunities beyond regular school hours.
School Meals Provision
Nutritious school meals are provided daily through our catering team, following balanced dietary guidelines. Menus include varied options catering to different cultural and dietary requirements. Eligible pupils receive free meals, with subsidies available for qualifying families, ensuring all children have access to healthy nutrition that supports concentration and wellbeing.
Uniform Assistance
We offer spare uniform kits and PE equipment to families facing financial challenges, ensuring all pupils maintain proper dress code compliance. Second-hand uniform exchanges and subsidies through Pupil Premium funding help reduce costs. This support promotes equality while maintaining school identity and pride in appearance.
People
Matthew Stannard
Headteacher
Matthew Stannard leads St Peter's with a focus on academic excellence and pupil wellbeing. He champions values-based education and community collaboration, ensuring every child receives tailored support to achieve their potential through innovative teaching and inclusive practices.
Cherise Andryan
School Business Manager
Cherise Andryan oversees operational management at St Peter's, ensuring efficient resource allocation and compliance with educational standards. She provides strategic financial leadership while maintaining strong community partnerships, supporting the school's mission to deliver high-quality education and holistic development for all pupils.
Toni Thomas
SENDCo
Toni Thomas coordinates special educational needs provision at St Peter's, implementing individualised support plans and liaising with external specialists. She ensures inclusive learning environments through staff training and family collaboration, helping pupils with diverse needs achieve academic and personal success within tailored educational frameworks.
Questions
What age groups does St Peter's teach?
We educate children aged 4-11 across Reception through Year 6, following the Early Years Foundation Stage and National Curriculum frameworks for primary education.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated Lighthouse Team provides individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions while collaborating closely with families and external professionals to meet diverse educational requirements.
Are school meals provided?
Yes, we offer nutritious daily meals with varied options. Eligible pupils receive free meals, and subsidies are available for qualifying families through Pupil Premium funding.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through regular communication with class teachers, attending workshops, joining our private Facebook group, and engaging with school improvement initiatives via the PFSA.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
The Windmill Team provides comprehensive safeguarding support, including attendance monitoring, mental health assistance, and family outreach programmes to ensure pupil safety and wellbeing.
What after-school provision exists?
Wraparound care includes supervised after-school clubs until 17:30, offering homework help, creative activities, and physical exercise with subsidised rates for eligible families.
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