Business Details
Nurturing Lifelong Learners in a Supportive Environment
Bridgewater Primary School has been dedicated to nurturing lifelong learners since its establishment. Our mission focuses on fostering emotional wellbeing, academic excellence, and personal growth through a supportive, innovative curriculum. With a team of experienced educators, we prioritise resilience, confidence, and positive self-esteem in every child. Our school ethos underpins all activities, from daily lessons to extracurricular opportunities, ensuring pupils develop essential life skills. We maintain strong partnerships with families through accessible communication channels and digital platforms.Our Emotionally Friendly Settings Bronze Accreditation recognises our commitment to mental health support. Through structured programmes like Zones of Regulation and Positive Post, we equip children with coping mechanisms and emotional literacy. The school consistently achieves high standards in pupil progress and attendance, supported by a dedicated staff team. We offer comprehensive SEN provision led by specialist teachers and provide diverse after-school clubs to enrich learning experiences. Our strategic approach to education ensures every child thrives in a safe, inclusive environment.
Services
Primary Education
SEN Support
Emotional Wellbeing
After-School Clubs
Parental Engagement
Highlights and features
- We maintain an Emotionally Friendly Settings Bronze Accreditation for mental health support
- Our SENCO leads specialist provision for children with additional needs
- We offer 20+ after-school clubs covering academic and creative disciplines
- Our Positive Post programme develops emotional literacy skills weekly
- We utilise ParentPay and Parentapps for seamless parental engagement
Associations and certifications
- Emotionally Friendly Settings Bronze Accreditation
What people say
Emotionally supportive
Experienced staff
Engaging curriculum
Responsive SENCO
Effective communication
Services
Primary Education
Our comprehensive primary curriculum follows national standards while incorporating innovative teaching methods. Qualified teachers deliver structured lessons covering core subjects and creative arts. The programme develops literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking skills through practical application.
SEN Support
Specialist SEN provision includes individualised learning plans and targeted interventions. Our SENCO coordinates support for children with diverse needs, working closely with parents and external professionals. We implement tailored strategies to ensure equal access to education for all pupils.
Emotional Wellbeing
The school's wellbeing programme includes Zones of Regulation and Positive Post initiatives. Weekly sessions develop emotional literacy, self-control, and healthy relationship skills. Staff receive regular training to identify and address mental health concerns promptly.
After-School Clubs
We offer diverse after-school activities covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment. Clubs operate Monday-Friday with both free and paid options. Activities change termly to provide varied experiences that complement classroom learning.
Parental Engagement
Digital platforms like ParentPay and Parentapps facilitate communication and transactions. Parents access meal ordering, absence reporting, and event information through dedicated systems. Regular newsletters and forums maintain strong home-school partnerships.
People
Mrs Henderson
Headteacher
Mrs Henderson leads Bridgewater Primary School with over 15 years' experience in primary education. She champions emotional wellbeing initiatives and oversees curriculum development. Her leadership focuses on creating inclusive learning environments that nurture every child's potential.
Mrs Cope
SENCO
Mrs Cope coordinates special educational needs provision with specialist training in learning interventions. She manages individual education plans and collaborates with external agencies. Her expertise ensures tailored support for children requiring additional learning assistance.
Mrs Hill
Director of Operations
Mrs Hill oversees school administration and strategic operations with extensive experience in educational management. She coordinates staff training programmes and maintains compliance with regulatory standards. Her leadership ensures efficient school operations and resource allocation.
Miss Lomax
Wellbeing Lead
Miss Lomax develops and implements emotional wellbeing initiatives across the school. She leads the Positive Post programme and trains staff in mental health first aid. Her work integrates emotional literacy into daily classroom activities and school culture.
Mrs Thomasson
Finance Officer
Mrs Thomasson manages school finances and budget planning with expertise in educational funding systems. She oversees payment platforms and financial reporting. Her work ensures transparent financial management supporting the school's educational priorities.
Questions
How do I apply for school admission?
Contact the school office to request an application pack. We follow Salford Local Authority admissions criteria for reception and in-year transfers.
What SEN support options exist?
Our SENCO provides individualised learning plans, specialist interventions, and regular parent consultations. We work with external professionals to meet diverse needs.
How do school payments work?
We use ParentPay for secure online transactions. This covers uniform purchases, meal payments, and club bookings through a single account.
Are after-school clubs available?
We offer 15+ weekly clubs covering sports, arts, and academic subjects. Booking operates through ParentPay with both free and paid options.
How does the school support wellbeing?
Our Emotionally Friendly Settings programme includes Zones of Regulation, weekly Positive Post sessions, and trained mental health first aiders across all year groups.
What happens during school closures?
Emergency childcare remains available for key workers. Learning resources and virtual check-ins continue through our online platforms during closures.
