Business Details
33 Years
experience
Thorpe Primary School: Empowering Young Learners in Peterborough
Thorpe Primary School is a vibrant, multi-cultural educational institution where children thrive in a safe, supportive environment. Our dedicated staff deliver an engaging, innovative curriculum designed to equip pupils with the skills, confidence, and resilience needed to excel academically and personally. We prioritise high-quality teaching and pastoral care, fostering partnerships with parents and the community to enhance learning outcomes. Our curriculum is enriched by extracurricular activities, residential visits, and immersive experiences that broaden horizons and nurture well-rounded individuals. With a focus on inclusivity, we cater to diverse needs, including English as an additional language and special educational needs.Our schools values of Challenge, Inspire, and Succeed underpin all activities, ensuring pupils leave well-prepared for secondary education and beyond. We maintain strong links with local secondary schools and the wider community, promoting seamless transitions and collaborative opportunities. Safeguarding is paramount, with trained staff and clear protocols to protect childrens welfare. We actively engage families through events, open evenings, and communication channels to support pupil development. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our association with Keys Academies Trust, which provides strategic oversight and shared best practices.
Services
Primary Education
Nursery Provision
After-School Clubs
Special Educational Needs Support
Parent Engagement Programmes
Details
- Year established: 1993
Highlights and features
- We offer a diverse, inclusive learning environment with 36 languages represented.
- Our curriculum integrates outdoor learning and specialist subject teaching.
- Dedicated safeguarding team ensures child welfare is prioritised at all times.
- Strong partnerships with parents and local secondary schools enhance transitions.
- Enrichment opportunities include residential trips, arts, and sports programmes.
What people say
Supportive staff
Caring atmosphere
Excellent safeguarding
Services
Primary Education
We provide comprehensive education for children aged 311, following the National Curriculum. Our approach combines core academic subjects with creative arts, physical education, and digital literacy. Lessons are designed to build foundational skills while fostering curiosity and critical thinking.
Special Educational Needs Support
Tailored support addresses diverse learning needs through individualised plans and specialist resources. Our staff collaborate with parents and external agencies to ensure inclusive access to the curriculum. Regular assessments track progress and adapt teaching strategies.
After-School Clubs
Clubs run daily, offering sports, arts, coding, and homework assistance. These sessions extend learning beyond the classroom, promoting teamwork, creativity, and physical wellbeing. Activities align with pupil interests and seasonal events.
Parent Engagement Programmes
We host workshops, coffee mornings, and curriculum showcases to involve families in their childs education. Resources and guidance help parents support learning at home, strengthening the school-home partnership.
Residential Trips
Year 5 and 6 pupils participate in residential visits to develop independence and social skills. Trips include outdoor adventures, historical site visits, and team-building challenges, reinforcing classroom learning through immersive experiences.
People
Paula Jeremaes
Assistant Headteacher & Designated Safeguarding Lead
Paula oversees safeguarding and child protection, ensuring a safe learning environment. With extensive leadership experience, she champions pupil wellbeing and coordinates safeguarding training for staff.
Julie Britten
Business Manager
Julie manages administrative operations and supports parent inquiries. Her organisational expertise ensures efficient school management and clear communication with stakeholders.
Questions
What age groups does Thorpe Primary Academy cater for?
We educate children aged 3–11, including a nursery provision for pre-schoolers.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
We provide individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and collaborate with external agencies to meet diverse needs.
Are there after-school activities available?
Yes, we offer daily clubs including sports, arts, and homework support for all year groups.
How does the school involve parents in their child's education?
We host workshops, curriculum showcases, and regular communication updates to engage families.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
Trained staff, clear reporting protocols, and partnerships with local authorities ensure child safety.
