Business Details
Your Child's Educational Journey Starts Here
Willow Tree Primary School is a two-form entry primary school serving children aged 3 to 11 in Salford. Our curriculum prioritises creativity, literacy, and numeracy while fostering mutual respect and community engagement. With dedicated staff and tailored learning approaches, we ensure each child develops critical thinking and a lifelong love of learning. Our enquiry-based history teaching and subject-led projects make education engaging and relevant. We maintain strong partnerships with families and offer wraparound care through breakfast and after-school clubs.Facilities include modern classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, and digital resources. The school adheres to statutory requirements while maintaining flexibility to address pupils' diverse needs. Our leadership team, including Headteacher Mrs R Munro, focuses on continuous improvement and safeguarding. We prepare children for future challenges through a balanced curriculum encompassing arts, sciences, and physical education. Regular assessments and interventions ensure academic progress, while extracurricular activities develop well-rounded individuals.
Services
Primary Education
After School Clubs
Breakfast Club
SEND Support
Family Support Services
Highlights and features
- We offer a creative, enquiry-based curriculum with specialist history teaching
- Our staff provide tailored support for diverse learning needs
- We maintain strong parent-school partnerships for holistic development
- We offer breakfast and after-school clubs with varied activities
- Our curriculum integrates local, national and global perspectives
Services
Primary Education
Our curriculum follows national standards while incorporating creative projects and subject-specific expertise. Children develop literacy and numeracy skills through engaging, cross-curricular learning experiences. Teachers use enquiry-based methods to foster critical thinking and historical understanding.
After School Clubs
We provide sports, homework and creative clubs for Key Stage 2 pupils. Activities run from 3:20-4:30pm with limited places allocated on a first-come basis. Some specialist clubs require invitations.
Breakfast Club
Our breakfast club operates from 7:45am daily, offering meals and activities for Reception to Year 6 pupils. The weekly fee of 15 includes both breakfast and supervised morning activities.
SEND Support
Our dedicated SENCO and support staff provide tailored learning plans. We offer targeted interventions and work closely with families to address individual learning requirements across all year groups.
Family Support Services
We maintain strong parent-school collaboration through regular communication, home learning guidance and family engagement activities. Our parent support officer assists with home-school liaison and learning at home.
People
Mrs R Munro
Headteacher
Mrs Munro leads our teaching team with extensive primary education experience, focusing on curriculum development and staff training.
Mrs K Lyons
Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Lyons supports school leadership with expertise in pupil progress monitoring and teacher mentoring.
Miss A Preston
SENCO
Miss Preston coordinates special educational needs provision, developing individualised learning strategies for pupils with additional requirements.
Miss Blackburn
School Secretary
Miss Blackburn manages administrative operations, providing key support for school communications and parent inquiries.
Mrs Doyle
School Secretary
Mrs Doyle assists with school administration, supporting both staff and families with organisational matters.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We accept children from age 3 in our Nursery through to Year 6 (age 11).
What special educational needs support do you offer?
Our SENCO Miss A Preston leads a dedicated support team with individualised learning plans.
Are after-school clubs available?
We offer homework, sports and creative clubs for Years 3-6 with limited places.
How do you involve parents in learning?
We encourage daily reading, spelling practice and maintain regular communication through class Twitter accounts.
What curriculum approach do you use?
Our enquiry-based curriculum integrates subjects around thematic projects with quality literature at its core.
