Business Details
Barlows Primary School - Dream, Achieve, Believe
Barlows Primary School is a vibrant two-form entry maintained primary school located in the heart of Fazakerley, Liverpool. We have proudly served as a cornerstone of the local community for many years, deeply embedded in the social fabric of our area. Our unwavering commitment is to place the best interests of our pupils at the forefront of our daily operations. We foster a nurturing environment where every child is encouraged to dream, achieve, and believe in their potential. Our curriculum is designed to be broad, balanced, and enriched with opportunities for cultural and creative development. We prioritise safeguarding and well-being, ensuring a safe and supportive space for all students and staff.Our dedicated team of educators and support staff work collaboratively to deliver high-quality education tailored to individual needs. We actively engage parents and the wider community in our educational mission, valuing partnerships that enhance learning experiences. Through innovative teaching methods and integration of technology, we prepare pupils for future challenges while celebrating their unique achievements. Our school ethos of 'Dream, Achieve - Believe you can!' reflects our ambition for every child to excel academically, socially, and personally.
Services
Primary Education
Curriculum Development
Safeguarding Services
Special Educational Needs Support
Parent Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We are a cornerstone of the Fazakerley community with decades of educational experience
- Our curriculum integrates innovative technology and creative learning approaches
- We prioritise safeguarding and well-being for all pupils and staff
- Dedicated team delivers personalised support for diverse learning needs
- Strong partnerships with parents and local organisations enhance learning opportunities
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive primary education for children aged 3-11, following the national curriculum with a focus on core subjects and creative learning. Our experienced teachers deliver engaging lessons that develop essential skills in English, mathematics, and science. The curriculum is enriched with arts, physical education, and modern foreign languages to foster well-rounded development.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SENCO and support staff provide tailored assistance for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities. We implement individualised learning plans and work closely with parents to ensure every child achieves their potential. The school maintains strong links with external agencies to provide specialist support when required.
Safeguarding Services
Safeguarding is our highest priority, with robust policies and trained staff ensuring children's safety and well-being. We have designated safeguarding leads who coordinate protection measures and respond to concerns promptly. Regular training and clear reporting procedures maintain a secure environment for all pupils and staff.
Parent Engagement Programs
We actively involve parents through regular communication, workshops, and volunteering opportunities to strengthen home-school partnerships. Our parent-teacher association organises events that build community connections and support school activities. We provide resources to help families reinforce learning at home.
Technology Integration
We incorporate Apple technology and digital tools across the curriculum to enhance teaching and learning experiences. Staff receive specialist training through our Apple Regional Training Centre status. Pupils develop digital literacy skills through coding, multimedia projects, and interactive learning applications.
People
Stacey Feenan
Headteacher
Stacey Feenan leads Barlows Primary School with a vision for excellence in education and pupil development. She brings extensive leadership experience to her role, focusing on curriculum innovation and staff development. Her approach prioritises creating a positive learning environment where every child can thrive.
Lauren Kirby-Foy
Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Kirby-Foy supports school leadership with expertise in teaching and learning strategies. She works closely with staff to maintain high educational standards across all year groups. Her focus includes curriculum development and ensuring consistent teaching quality throughout the school.
Jonathan Cassell
Assistant Headteacher
Mr Cassell serves as Designated Safeguarding Lead, ensuring child protection policies are rigorously implemented. He coordinates safeguarding training and maintains partnerships with external agencies. His leadership focuses on creating a secure environment for all pupils and staff.
Ann Marie Berry
Assistant Headteacher
Mrs Berry leads inclusion initiatives and special educational needs provision at the school. As SENCO, she develops strategies to support diverse learning needs across the curriculum. Her work ensures all pupils receive appropriate accommodations to succeed academically.
Val Wright
Bursar
Mrs Wright manages the school's financial and administrative operations with extensive experience in educational management. She oversees budgeting, facilities maintenance, and public inquiries. Her role ensures efficient organisational support for teaching and learning activities.
Questions
What age groups does Barlows Primary School cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3-11 years across our nursery, reception, and key stage 1 and 2 classes.
How can parents get involved with the school?
Parents can join our Parent and Teacher Association, volunteer for school activities, or participate in our community events programme.
What special educational needs support is available?
Our SENCO coordinates tailored support plans, with specialist staff and resources to meet diverse learning requirements.
How does the school use technology in teaching?
We integrate Apple technology across the curriculum, with staff trained through our Apple Regional Training Centre status.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We have dedicated safeguarding leads, regular staff training, and clear procedures to ensure child protection and well-being.
