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St Paul's Peel C.E. Primary School - Nurturing Faith, Hope, and Love
St Paul's Peel C.E. Primary School is a 1 form entry institution located in Little Hulton, Salford, dedicated to nurturing pupils through a holistic educational approach. Our mission statement, 'Teamwork Towards Targets In Faith, Hope and Love,' reflects our commitment to developing caring, responsible global citizens. With a strong emphasis on partnerships between staff, governors, parents, and the local community, we strive to help every child achieve their full potential within an ever-changing society. Our experienced team delivers a comprehensive curriculum aligned with national standards while prioritising individual wellbeing through initiatives like Place2Be mental health support. The school maintains strong ties with St Paul's Peel Church and actively engages with the Walkden and Little Hulton community through various outreach programs.Our facilities include dedicated learning spaces for Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stages 1 and 2, supported by specialist staff including SEND coordinators and mental health practitioners. We maintain transparency through regular Ofsted and SIAMS inspections, with results publicly available for stakeholder review. Our approach combines academic excellence with character development, preparing students for future challenges while fostering a lifelong love of learning. The school actively participates in community initiatives such as the City of Trees project and maintains robust safeguarding protocols in line with statutory requirements. Through initiatives like Forest School and Eco Council, we cultivate environmental awareness and practical learning experiences that extend beyond the classroom.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
Mental Health Services
After School Clubs
Parent Workshops
Curriculum Enrichment
Community Outreach
Safeguarding Services
Highlights and features
- We maintain strong partnerships with parents, church, and local community organisations
- Our staff includes specialist SEND coordinators and mental health practitioners
- We offer Place2Be mental health support services for pupils and families
- Our curriculum includes Forest School and Eco Council environmental initiatives
- We maintain strong safeguarding protocols aligned with statutory requirements
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
- SIAMS
What people say
Strong community engagement
Effective mental health support
Comprehensive safeguarding
Parental involvement
Services
Primary Education
Our comprehensive primary education program follows the National Curriculum for children aged 4-11. We deliver structured learning across core subjects including English, Mathematics, and Science, alongside foundation subjects like History, Geography, and Religious Education. Our curriculum incorporates innovative teaching methods and practical learning experiences to cater to diverse learning styles and abilities.
SEND Support
Specialist educational needs support is coordinated by our dedicated SENDCO. We provide tailored learning plans, specialist resources, and targeted interventions for children with additional learning requirements. Our staff receive regular training to ensure we meet diverse needs across all classroom environments while maintaining close parent-carer communication.
Mental Health Services
Through our partnership with Place2Be, we offer professional mental health support for pupils and families. Services include one-to-one counselling, Place2Talk sessions, and mental health workshops. Our trained practitioners help children navigate emotional challenges while providing guidance for parents and school staff to create supportive environments.
Community Engagement
We maintain strong connections with St Paul's Peel Church and local community organisations. Our initiatives include intergenerational projects, environmental programs like City of Trees, and community outreach events. These partnerships enhance learning experiences while fostering civic responsibility and social cohesion among pupils.
Safeguarding Services
Our safeguarding framework follows statutory requirements with dedicated staff training and procedures. We work with local authorities through Operation Encompass and maintain clear reporting channels. Regular audits ensure compliance with national standards while providing a safe learning environment for all pupils.
People
Mrs S Ward
Headteacher
Mrs Ward leads our school with a commitment to nurturing faith, hope, and love in education. She oversees curriculum implementation and staff development while maintaining strong community partnerships. Her leadership focuses on holistic pupil development and academic excellence.
Mrs A Barker
Acting Deputy Headteacher
Mrs Barker supports school leadership as Acting Deputy Headteacher, focusing on curriculum delivery and staff coordination. She teaches across key stages while maintaining oversight of educational standards and operational effectiveness.
Miss Herrera
SENDCO
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Miss Herrera leads support for children with additional needs. She develops individual learning plans, coordinates specialist staff, and works closely with parents to ensure inclusive education across all classroom environments.
Mrs Wordsworth
School Business Manager
Mrs Wordsworth manages the school's financial and operational systems. She oversees budgeting, facilities management, and administrative processes while serving as main contact for parental inquiries and information requests.
Aimee
Place2Be Practitioner
Aimee provides mental health support through our Place2Be partnership. She offers one-to-one counselling, Place2Talk sessions, and family guidance on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, helping pupils navigate emotional challenges and build resilience.
Questions
What age range does St Paul's Peel C.E. Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4 to 11 years across Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 and 2.
How does the school support children's mental health?
We partner with Place2Be to provide professional mental health services, including one-to-one counselling and Place2Talk sessions.
What specialist support is available for children with SEND?
Our SENDCO coordinates tailored support with specialist staff and resources across all year groups.
How can parents get involved with the school?
We encourage parental engagement through workshops, surveys, and our active PTA and Eco Council initiatives.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain statutory safeguarding protocols with dedicated staff and Operation Encompass partnership with local police.
Reviews (1)
Lauren
Jul 29, 2018
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Both my parents and me went to this school as children and both found it brilliant, although a very religious primary school, it is still accommodating for those who are not christian
