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Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Gloucester
Beech Green Primary School has established itself as a cornerstone of educational excellence in Quedgeley, Gloucester. Our institution combines modern facilities with a dedicated team to deliver a comprehensive curriculum tailored to nurture every child's potential. With purpose-built learning environments including a Foundation Stage Unit, Forest School area, and specialist facilities for music and drama, we prioritise holistic development alongside academic achievement. Our staff, renowned for their expertise and approachability, engage in continuous professional development to maintain cutting-edge teaching methodologies.

The school's commitment to inclusion and equality ensures every pupil receives personalised support, while our strong community partnerships enhance learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Through innovative approaches like our 'Another Place and Time' curriculum, we cultivate curiosity and cultural awareness, preparing students for future educational challenges and life in modern Britain.
Services
Primary Education Nursery School SEND Support Forest School Program After School Clubs
Highlights and features
  • We maintain Ofsted-rated 'Good' standards with continuous improvement focus
  • Our staff engage in teacher research teams and professional development networks
  • Specialist facilities include Forest School, music/drama studio, and therapeutic mentoring room
  • Proven success in Key Stage 2 assessments and swimming proficiency
  • Strong community partnerships enhance educational experiences beyond the classroom
What people say
Exceptional staff Inclusive approach Excellent facilities Strong curriculum Supportive environment
Services
Primary Education
Our comprehensive primary education program follows the National Curriculum while incorporating innovative teaching methods. Students engage in enquiry-led learning through thematic topics that integrate multiple subjects. The curriculum emphasizes core skills in literacy and numeracy while fostering creativity through arts and technology. With two-form entry and experienced teaching teams, we ensure personalized attention and academic progression for children aged 4-11.
SEND Support
The school provides tailored support for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities through our dedicated Inclusion Team. Our approach combines specialist teaching with mainstream classroom integration, supported by individual learning plans and therapeutic resources. We maintain close partnerships with external agencies to ensure comprehensive care and implement specific strategies for children requiring additional support.
Forest School Program
Our Forest School initiative offers regular outdoor education sessions in natural environments. Children develop practical skills and environmental awareness through hands-on activities like shelter building, nature exploration, and team challenges. This program enhances personal development, risk assessment abilities, and connection with nature while aligning with curriculum objectives for science and physical education.
After School Clubs
We offer diverse after-school enrichment programs covering sports, arts, technology, and academic support. These clubs extend learning beyond regular hours while providing supervised care until 17:30. Activities include sports training, creative arts workshops, coding classes, and homework assistance, catering to varied interests and supporting working families' schedules.
Nursery School
Our purpose-built nursery provides early childhood education for 3-4 year olds with both sessional and full-day options. The program focuses on foundational skills through play-based learning, supported by qualified early years specialists. The secure outdoor learning environment and transition programs ensure smooth progression to reception classes while developing social and cognitive readiness for formal education.
People
Mrs Emma Price
Headteacher
Mrs Price leads with extensive educational experience, overseeing curriculum development and staff training. She champions inclusive education and community engagement, maintaining strong links with local schools and organisations. Her leadership focuses on continuous improvement and pupil well-being.
Miss Kelly Mulrain
Deputy Headteacher
Miss Mulrain supports school operations and pupil progress, with particular responsibility for safeguarding and child protection. She coordinates inter-agency collaboration and ensures compliance with statutory requirements. Her approach prioritises student safety and holistic development.
Mrs L. Thorne
SENCo
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Mrs Thorne oversees support for pupils with additional needs. She develops individual learning plans, coordinates specialist resources, and liaises with external professionals to ensure comprehensive provision for children requiring extra support.
Questions
What curriculum does Beech Green follow?
We follow the National Curriculum enhanced with our bespoke 'Another Place and Time' thematic approach, focusing on arts, world understanding, and personal development.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated Inclusion Team provides tailored support through individual learning plans, specialist teaching, and collaboration with external agencies to meet diverse needs.
What after-school provisions are available?
We offer varied clubs until 17:30 including sports, arts, technology, and homework support through our Wildwoods program and specialist staff.
How does the school involve parents?
We maintain regular communication through newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and consultation opportunities, with active involvement in curriculum development and policy reviews.
What facilities does the school have?
Modern facilities include a music/drama studio, library, Forest School area, therapeutic mentoring room, and secure outdoor learning spaces with adventure play equipment.
How does the school prepare children for secondary education?
Our curriculum develops essential skills through enquiry-led learning, with regular assessments and transition programs ensuring readiness for future educational stages.