Business Details
Welcome to Prince Edward Primary School
Prince Edward Primary School is a Rights Respecting School with a UNICEF Gold Award, dedicated to nurturing children's academic, social, and emotional development. Our curriculum prioritizes well-being, equality, and inclusion, with a focus on personalized learning and outdoor education. Recognized as 'Good' by Ofsted, we offer structured home learning support, SEND provision, and enrichment activities including arts, sports, and international partnerships. Our team of experienced educators fosters a safe, inclusive environment where respect, determination, and kindness form the foundation of daily learning. 
Services
Primary Education
Early Years Foundation Stage
SEND Support
Home Learning
Outdoor Learning
Highlights and features
- We maintain an Ofsted 'Good' rating with exceptional pupil progress records
- Our UNICEF Gold Award recognizes commitment to children's rights
- We provide structured home learning with live virtual sessions and device support
- Our SENDCos offer personalized support for children with special needs
- We integrate outdoor learning and arts through partnerships with Sheffield Cathedral and local institutions
Associations and certifications
- UNICEF
- Ofsted
- Operation Encompass
What people say
Happy safe environment
Experienced dedicated staff
Excellent SEND support
Engaging outdoor learning
Strong community focus
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers the National Curriculum through child-led and structured learning approaches. With small class sizes and experienced teachers, we focus on developing core academic skills while nurturing social and emotional growth. The curriculum includes specialist subjects like music, French, and computing, supported by enrichment activities and regular progress assessments.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Our Early Years provision offers a play-based curriculum that prepares children for formal education through structured exploration and social interaction. With both indoor and outdoor learning spaces, we develop foundational literacy, numeracy, and motor skills while supporting individual developmental needs in a nurturing environment.
SEND Support
Our dedicated SENDCos provide tailored support for children with special educational needs through individualized learning plans and specialist resources. We maintain regular communication with families and external agencies to ensure comprehensive support, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, and behavioral interventions within an inclusive classroom setting.
Home Learning
We offer structured home learning through digital platforms like Google Classroom and Tapestry, with live teaching sessions and personalized feedback. Devices are available for families without access, while pastoral teams provide regular check-ins to maintain educational continuity and emotional support during home learning periods.
Outdoor Learning
Our outdoor curriculum utilizes extensive facilities including a biodome, adventure playgrounds, and sports fields to enhance learning experiences. Children engage in forest school activities, gardening projects, and physical education while developing risk assessment skills and environmental awareness through hands-on, curriculum-linked outdoor experiences.
People
Chloe Winter
School Office Contact
Chloe manages school communications and directs inquiries to appropriate staff, ensuring efficient administrative support for families and visitors.
Rachel Wells
SENDCo
Rachel provides specialist support for children with special educational needs, coordinating interventions and collaborating with external professionals to meet individual requirements.
Rachael Briggs
SENDCo
Rachael works alongside Rachel Wells to deliver comprehensive SEND support, focusing on personalized learning strategies and family engagement.
Amy Parker
Early Years Leader
Amy oversees early years education and transition programs, ensuring smooth integration for new families and maintaining high-quality nursery provision.
Miss Hulme
Curriculum Leader
Miss Hulme leads curriculum development across all subjects, ensuring alignment with national standards and implementing innovative teaching approaches.
Questions
What are the school's Ofsted ratings?
We were rated 'Good' in our March 2024 inspection, with particular strengths noted in pupil behavior and teacher subject knowledge.
How does the school support children with special needs?
Our dedicated SENDCos provide individualized support plans, specialist resources, and regular family consultations to ensure all children's needs are met.
What home learning options are available?
We offer live virtual lessons through Google Classroom and Tapestry, with device loans available for families requiring digital access support.
How does the school promote well-being?
Well-being is central to our curriculum through mindfulness activities, outdoor learning, and our UNICEF-recognized rights-respecting approach.
What enrichment activities are offered?
We provide diverse clubs, arts programs, sports partnerships, and residential trips including choir opportunities with Sheffield Cathedral.
