Business Details
Northwood Community Primary School
Northwood Community Primary School is a values-driven educational institution committed to fostering inclusion, diversity, and mutual respect among its pupils. Established to prepare children for active participation in modern Britain, the school integrates the 'No Outsiders' ethos into its curriculum and daily practices, ensuring every child feels valued and respected. Our dedicated team of educators prioritises emotional regulation, wellbeing, and leadership development, supported by specialist provisions for children with special educational needs. Through half-termly themes, weekly assemblies, and community engagement initiatives, we cultivate an environment where children learn to celebrate differences and develop into empathetic, responsible citizens.The school maintains strong partnerships with families and external agencies to provide tailored support, including SEND services, biometric data protection, and climate sustainability education. With a focus on academic excellence and personal growth, Northwood Community Primary School equips pupils with the skills and confidence to thrive in a diverse society.
Services
Primary Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Forest School Programme
Wellbeing and Mental Health Support
SEND Assessments
Parental Engagement Workshops
Climate Sustainability Education
Highlights and features
- We embed the 'No Outsiders' ethos to celebrate inclusion and diversity.
- Our specialist provisions support children with special educational needs.
- We prioritise emotional regulation and wellbeing through dedicated programmes.
- Our curriculum prepares children for active citizenship in modern Britain.
- We maintain strong partnerships with families and external support agencies.
Associations and certifications
- No Outsiders
What people say
Inclusive ethos
Supportive staff
Excellent SEN provision
Engaging curriculum
Welcoming atmosphere
Services
Primary Education
Northwood Community Primary School provides comprehensive education for children aged 3-11. Our curriculum follows national standards while integrating bespoke themes promoting inclusion and diversity. Specialist teachers deliver subjects including phonics, mathematics, science, and modern foreign languages, supported by enrichment activities like Forest School and OPAL play.
Special Educational Needs Support
We offer dedicated support through our Designated Special Provision and Language Hub. These units provide individualised learning plans, sensory integration, and communication support for children with autism and other special educational needs, following statutory assessment guidelines.
Wellbeing and Mental Health Support
Our wellbeing programme includes emotional regulation strategies, peer mentoring, and mindfulness activities. Wellbeing Champions lead initiatives promoting mental health awareness, while staff implement trauma-informed approaches to support pupils' social and emotional development.
Forest School Programme
This experiential learning approach delivers curriculum content through nature-based activities. Children develop practical skills, teamwork, and environmental awareness through structured outdoor sessions led by qualified Forest School practitioners.
SEND Assessments
We conduct statutory annual reviews and interim assessments for pupils with Education, Health and Care Plans. Our SENCO coordinates evaluations involving parents, teachers, and external professionals to ensure appropriate support provision and plan updates.
People
Sarah Murphy
Headteacher
Sarah Murphy leads Northwood Community Primary School with a focus on inclusive education and pupil wellbeing. She oversees strategic development and ensures high-quality teaching across all key stages.
Carrie Hyland
Deputy Headteacher/SENCO
Carrie Hyland manages special educational needs provision and coordinates statutory assessments. She supports inclusion policies and liaises with external agencies to ensure tailored pupil support.
Simon Davies
Business Manager & DPO
Simon Davies oversees school operations, financial management, and data protection compliance. He ensures administrative systems support effective teaching and learning environments.
Questions
What age groups does Northwood Community Primary School cater to?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11 years, covering nursery through to Year 6.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our Designated Special Provision and Language Hub offer tailored support, including individualised curricula and specialist staff.
What is the 'No Outsiders' programme?
'No Outsiders' promotes equality and inclusion by teaching children to respect diversity and challenge prejudice through curriculum themes.
How does the school involve parents in their child's education?
We offer regular communication, parental workshops, and SEND annual reviews to ensure family engagement in learning processes.
What facilities are available for pupil wellbeing?
Our Wellbeing Champions, emotional literacy programmes, and Forest School activities support mental health and social development.
