Business Details
Trusted Church of England Primary School in Middleton
At Little Heaton Church of England Primary School, we are dedicated to nurturing every child's academic, social, emotional, and spiritual potential. Our school community, rooted in Christian values, fosters a safe and inclusive environment where each child is valued as an individual. Through our DREAM valuesDetermination, Respect, Empathy, Aspiration, and Moralswe guide pupils to become confident, compassionate learners prepared for life beyond our gates. As part of the Cranmer Education Trust, we combine collaborative strength with our unique local identity to deliver academic excellence and personal growth.Our refreshed classrooms and focus on high-quality teaching ensure every child receives the best start in life, supported by a dedicated team committed to knowing each pupil personally. We actively engage families and the community, believing education thrives through partnership. Our vision, inspired by faith and the belief that 'all things are possible for those who believe,' shapes a future filled with hope, ambition, and opportunity for every learner.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
Safeguarding Services
Parent Engagement
Spiritual Development
Highlights and features
- We embed Christian values and DREAM principles to nurture confident, compassionate learners.
- Our dedicated team knows each child individually, ensuring personalized support and growth.
- We partner with the Cranmer Education Trust for collaborative strength while maintaining local identity.
- Our refreshed facilities and high-quality teaching focus on academic excellence and inclusion.
- We actively involve families and the community in shaping our pupils' educational journey.
What people say
Nurturing environment
Dedicated teaching staff
Strong Christian values
Excellent SEND support
Active parent involvement
Services
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary curriculum tailored to individual needs, fostering academic excellence and lifelong learning skills. Our approach integrates Christian values with modern pedagogy, ensuring pupils develop critical thinking, creativity, and resilience. Through small class sizes and personalized attention, we cultivate a love of learning in a supportive, faith-based environment.
SEND Support
Our dedicated SEND team provides tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities. We work closely with families and external specialists to create individualized learning plans, ensuring every child achieves their full potential in an inclusive setting. Regular progress reviews and targeted interventions address diverse learning requirements effectively.
Safeguarding Services
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols to ensure pupil safety and well-being. Our trained staff follow national guidelines while addressing individual needs, collaborating with local authorities and safeguarding partners. Regular training and clear reporting channels create a secure environment where children can thrive without risk.
Parent Engagement
We actively involve parents through regular communication, workshops, and collaborative decision-making. Our open-door policy encourages family participation in school life, strengthening home-school partnerships to support pupil progress and emotional development.
Spiritual Development
Christian values form the foundation of our spiritual development program. Through collective worship, religious education, and community service, we nurture pupils' understanding of faith, morality, and their role in a diverse society. Our approach respects all beliefs while emphasizing core principles of kindness, respect, and integrity.
People
Chloe Noon
Headteacher
Chloe Noon leads Little Heaton CE Primary School with a commitment to personalized education and community collaboration. She prioritizes knowing each child individually, ensuring a safe, inspiring environment for growth. Her leadership focuses on academic excellence, spiritual development, and inclusive practices.
Mrs K Wilson
Assistant Headteacher
Mrs K Wilson oversees special educational needs provision at Little Heaton, bringing expertise in tailored learning strategies. She works closely with families and external specialists to support pupils with diverse needs, ensuring every child receives appropriate resources and guidance.
Questions
What age groups does Little Heaton CE Primary School cater to?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stage 2.
How does the school integrate Christian values into daily learning?
Christian principles are embedded in our DREAM values, collective worship, religious education, and community service projects across all year groups.
What support is available for children with special educational needs?
Our SENDCo provides personalized learning plans, specialist resources, and regular progress reviews in collaboration with parents and external agencies.
How can parents get involved in school activities?
Parents participate through regular consultations, family workshops, volunteer opportunities, and our Parent Voice initiative shaping school decisions.
What facilities does the school offer?
We have modern classrooms, outdoor learning spaces, a library, and dedicated areas for creative arts and physical education.
