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Your Trusted Primary School in Liverpool
St. Michael In The Hamlet Community Primary School is a dedicated educational institution serving children aged 3 to 11 in Aigburth, Liverpool. Our ethos centres on nurturing every child's happiness, safety, and wellbeing within a welcoming, supportive community atmosphere. With a highly experienced and committed team, we strive for excellence in education while maintaining strong partnerships with families. Our outdoor learning initiatives, including Barry's Back Garden, provide unique experiential opportunities that complement traditional classroom instruction. Recognised by Ofsted for our high expectations and inclusive approach, we cater to pupils with special educational needs and disabilities through tailored support systems. The school's SMITH vision - Safe, Motivational, Inclusive education where everyone works as a Team and is Happy - guides our daily practices.

We maintain transparent communication channels through regular updates, parent apps, and open-door policies for visitor engagement. Our comprehensive curriculum aligns with national standards while incorporating local history and community-focused projects. With established safeguarding protocols and a commitment to modern British values, we prepare children for lifelong learning within a structured yet nurturing environment. The school's physical setting, including purpose-built facilities and extensive outdoor spaces, enhances the educational experience. Through collaborative governance and community partnerships, we continually develop our provision to meet evolving educational needs while maintaining our core values.
Services
Primary School Education School Meals Provision After-School Clubs Special Educational Needs Support Outdoor Learning Programmes Parent Engagement Services Community Partnerships
Highlights and features
  • We prioritise children's happiness and wellbeing as the foundation for learning
  • Our experienced team delivers tailored support for special educational needs
  • Outdoor learning spaces enhance traditional classroom instruction
  • Ofsted-recognised high expectations for all pupils' achievement
  • Strong community partnerships enrich educational experiences
What people say
Experienced team Supportive community Inclusive approach Outdoor learning Strong safeguarding
Services
Primary School Education
Delivering comprehensive education for children aged 3-11 through a curriculum that balances academic achievement with personal development. Our approach combines traditional teaching methods with innovative outdoor learning experiences. Qualified educators create individualised learning plans while maintaining high standards of pupil wellbeing and safety.
Special Educational Needs Support
Providing tailored educational support for pupils with special needs and disabilities. Our specialist staff implement individualised learning strategies while maintaining full integration within mainstream classes. Regular progress assessments ensure appropriate development pathways, supported by external agency collaborations when required.
Outdoor Learning Programmes
Enhancing classroom learning through practical experiences in our dedicated outdoor spaces including Barry's Back Garden. These programmes develop practical skills and environmental awareness while reinforcing curriculum topics through hands-on activities in natural settings.
Parent Engagement Services
Maintaining strong home-school partnerships through regular communication channels and family involvement opportunities. Our ParentApp and ClassDojo platforms provide real-time updates while dedicated staff offer personalised support for family concerns and educational queries.
Community Partnerships
Building educational networks through local business and organisation collaborations. These partnerships create enriched learning opportunities, resource-sharing arrangements, and community-focused projects that extend learning beyond the classroom environment.
People
Miss Laura Moreton
Headteacher
Experienced educational leader with extensive primary teaching background. Committed to child-centred education that prioritises wellbeing alongside academic achievement. Oversees curriculum development and staff training while maintaining close family partnerships.
Amanda Patmore
Chair of Governors
Governance leader ensuring strategic direction and educational standards. Oversees school policies and performance monitoring while facilitating community engagement. Provides leadership for governance matters through regular board meetings and policy reviews.
Questions
What age range does the school cater for?
We accept children from age 3 through to 11 years old, covering early years foundation stage through to key stage 2 education.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SEN team provides individualised support plans while maintaining full classroom integration. We work closely with external specialists to ensure comprehensive provision for all needs.
What outdoor learning opportunities are available?
Our Barry's Back Garden outdoor classroom and extensive grounds provide practical learning spaces for curriculum-linked activities across all subjects.
How can parents stay informed about their child's progress?
We use ClassDojo and ParentApp for real-time updates, with regular formal reports and parent-teacher meetings throughout the academic year.
What are the school's operating hours?
Our school day runs from 8:55am to 3:15pm, with gates open for drop-off from 8:45am and collection until 3:25pm daily.
Reviews (4)
Loulabelle G.
Sep 12, 2019 Report
Sad news that Mrs Town has retired, fond memories of when my own children were there. I sincereley hope they find a new head for this lovely school as I believe the nasty piece of work I encountered during my time is now the acting Head!
Just A. Random Gal
Jul 23, 2018 Report
It was all good until the end of the 2016-17 term,Jack the P.E teacher staring at kids whilst getting changed,dont know how to deal with bullies,dont know how to deal with kids having anxiety attacks,they just stand there laughing at u,shouting at you,asking you why your crying,honestly disgusting.
Admin Office
Sep 12, 2017 Report
As a Governing Body we feel compelled to refute the claims made in the review posted by Youcef El-bouhairi and express our total trust and confidence in the Headteacher, the staff and the members of the Governing Body referred to in this posting. As you are all aware, the staff and governors work extremely hard to create a thriving learning environment for our children and they do so by working to the highest professional standards which, in the case of governors, is in a voluntary capacity. This contribution is reflected in our excellent standards of achievement, recognised by Ofsted in our
Thomas Connolly
Jan 14, 2017 Report
The school was great until I got to about year 5 when it started to slip. The head of the school Miss town was a terrible head teacher and did not know how to control the school.