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Welcome to Alexander McLeod Primary School - Nurturing Excellence
Alexander McLeod Primary School is a values-led institution dedicated to nurturing children's academic, personal, and social development. Established in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, we provide a diverse and inclusive learning environment where every pupil is encouraged to excel. Our curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning, supported by expert teachers and a strong focus on pupil leadership. We maintain exceptionally high standards for learning, behaviour, and community engagement, ensuring children become responsible citizens. Our Ofsted Outstanding rating in 2025 reflects our commitment to excellence, with inspectors praising our ambitious curriculum and positive school culture.We prioritise partnerships with parents and carers, offering regular communication and collaborative opportunities to support pupil progress. Through educational visits, residential trips, and cross-curricular projects, we cultivate independence, resilience, and global awareness. Our dedicated staff and governing body work tirelessly to create an environment where every child feels valued and empowered to achieve their full potential.
Services
Primary Education
Inclusive Learning
Extracurricular Activities
Parental Workshops
Online Safety Programs
Highlights and features
- We hold an Ofsted Outstanding rating across all inspection areas
- Our enquiry-based curriculum develops critical thinking and creativity
- Weekly values assemblies promote respect, inclusion and aspiration
- Pupil leadership opportunities include Junior Leadership Team roles
- Regular educational visits and residential trips enhance practical learning
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
What people say
Outstanding in all areas
Exceptional learning environment
Teachers fun and kind
Pupils take pride in work
Highly ambitious curriculum
Services
Primary Education
Our enquiry-based learning approach develops critical thinking through cross-curricular topics. Expert teachers create engaging lesson plans aligned with National Curriculum standards while encouraging pupil-led exploration. Weekly assemblies reinforce core values like respect and inclusion, shaping responsible citizens.
Inclusive Learning
We provide tailored support for pupils with diverse learning needs through our dedicated inclusion team. Individualised learning plans and specialist resources ensure every child accesses the curriculum at their own pace while participating fully in school life.
Extracurricular Activities
A wide range of clubs and activities extend learning beyond the classroom. From sports teams to creative workshops, these programs develop new skills and interests while promoting teamwork and healthy lifestyles in a safe environment.
Parental Workshops
Regular workshops empower parents to support their child's education at home. Sessions cover curriculum areas, learning strategies, and digital safety, strengthening the home-school partnership through practical knowledge sharing.
Online Safety Programs
Comprehensive e-safety education teaches responsible technology use through age-appropriate lessons. We equip pupils with skills to navigate digital spaces safely while maintaining open communication channels with parents about online risks.
People
Mr Mustafa
Headteacher
BSc and NPQH qualified, Mr Mustafa leads with a vision for excellence. He champions pupil voice and community collaboration, ensuring high standards across teaching and learning while maintaining strong home-school partnerships.
Steve Piper
Chair of Governors
With over 20 years' governance experience, Steve chairs the governing body. A former NPQH lecturer, he ensures strategic oversight while leveraging deep local knowledge to support the school's development.
Emma-Jayne Taylor
Governor
Cultural sector leader with expertise in organisational development. She contributes strategic insights from her experience in arts education leadership and fundraising to support school improvement.
Sue Robinson
Co-Opted Governor
Retired primary headteacher with extensive educational leadership experience. She provides curriculum expertise and leverages local church community connections to enhance school governance.
Kalita Patel
Governor
Chartered Chemical Engineer with STEM outreach experience. She champions diversity in education and supports career guidance initiatives, drawing from her own first-generation university experience.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
We follow Greenwich Local Authority admissions policy. Priority is given to children with siblings at the school and those with special educational needs as outlined in our admissions policy.
How does the school support pupil wellbeing?
Our Zones of Regulation program teaches emotional management. We have dedicated support staff and regular mental health workshops for both pupils and parents.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer over 15 clubs including sports teams, coding club, art workshops, and music groups. Activities vary by term to match pupil interests.
How does the school involve parents?
We hold regular parent workshops, coffee mornings, and provide online learning resources. Parents can join our volunteer programme or attend governors' meetings.
What special educational needs provision exists?
Our SENCO team provides individualised support plans, specialist resources, and staff training to ensure all children access the curriculum fully.
How does the school ensure online safety?
We deliver age-appropriate e-safety lessons, monitor internet use, and provide parent workshops on digital risks. Our filtering systems meet government standards.
