Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Trusted Primary Education in Putney
Granard Primary School has been providing quality education since 1953, rooted in the historic Granard Estate. Our institution caters to children aged 3-11 through mainstream education and our specialist Cedar Base for autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) students established in 2022. We maintain a structured curriculum across three phases: Early Years Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1, and Key Stage 2, while fostering a nurturing environment that celebrates cultural diversity.Our assessment framework combines daily progress monitoring with termly evaluations, supported by specialist interventions including occupational therapy and speech and language therapy. The school's leadership team ensures rigorous academic standards while prioritising student wellbeing through our '6Rs' framework - Readiness, Responsibility, Respect, Resourcefulness, Resilience, and Reflection.
Services
Early Years Education
Key Stage 1 Teaching
Key Stage 2 Preparation
Special Educational Needs Support
After School Care
Details
- Year established: 1953
Highlights and features
- Established in 1953 with proven educational expertise
- Specialist Cedar Base for autistic spectrum disorder support
- Structured curriculum with regular progress assessments
- Experienced SENCo team providing tailored learning plans
- Inclusive community celebrating cultural diversity
What people say
Excellent SEN support
Caring environment
Well-structured curriculum
Services
Early Years Education
Our Nursery and Reception classes provide foundational education for 3-5 year olds. The curriculum focuses on developmental play, early literacy and numeracy skills. Specialist staff create secure learning environments that nurture social and emotional growth while preparing children for formal schooling.
Special Educational Needs Support
The Cedar Base offers specialist education for autistic children aged 3-11. Our qualified SENCo team delivers individualised learning plans with occupational therapy and speech and language therapy. Regular progress meetings ensure tailored support across academic and social development areas.
Key Stage 1 Teaching
Years 1 and 2 curriculum develops core literacy and numeracy skills. Experienced teachers use structured assessments to track progress, with additional interventions available. The programme prepares students for Key Stage 2 while maintaining focus on creative and physical development.
People
Mrs C Grigg
Headteacher
Mrs Grigg leads Granard Primary School with over 20 years' experience in primary education. She champions inclusive learning and oversees strategic development of the school's curriculum and specialist provisions.
Mrs M Zielinska-Pietruszka
SENCo
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Mrs Zielinska-Pietruszka manages support for children with learning difficulties. She coordinates multidisciplinary assessments and develops individual education plans in collaboration with parents and specialists.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 3-11 years through Nursery, Reception and Years 1-6.
Do you have specialist SEN provision?
Yes, our Cedar Base provides dedicated support for autistic children since 2022.
How are parents involved in progress reviews?
Termly pupil progress meetings include all staff working with the child, with parent consultation.
What after-school care options exist?
We offer After School Care provision managed by Mrs S Osunkoya until 18:00 daily.
