Business Details
Your Child's Future Starts Here
Nelson Mandela School is dedicated to placing every child at the heart of their learning journey. Our institution combines academic excellence with a strong emphasis on personal development, ensuring students thrive in a supportive environment. With a team of experienced educators and governors, we uphold rigorous educational standards while fostering British Values and community engagement. Our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity and critical thinking, complemented by the OPAL framework for active play and learning. We prioritise safeguarding through comprehensive policies and partnerships with local authorities, ensuring a secure environment for all.Recognised with the Rights Respecting School Award, we embed equality and respect into daily practice. Parents benefit from transparent communication channels, including workshops and detailed policy documents. Our facilities cater to Early Years, Key Stage 1, and Key Stage 2 pupils, with resources tailored to diverse learning needs. Through regular Ofsted assessments and public performance data, we maintain accountability and continuous improvement. Our commitment to child-centred education ensures every student develops the skills and confidence to succeed in a modern world.
Services
Early Years Education
Key Stage 1 Teaching
Key Stage 2 Curriculum
Safeguarding Programs
SEN Support
Parent Workshops
Curriculum Development
Online Safety Training
Sports Grant Projects
Admissions Guidance
Highlights and features
- We focus on child-centred learning with tailored educational approaches.
- Our staff hold rigorous safeguarding certifications and training.
- We implement the OPAL framework for active play and learning.
- Our curriculum embeds British Values and community engagement.
- We maintain transparent communication with parents through workshops.
Associations and certifications
- Rights Respecting School Award
Services
Early Years Education
Our Early Years Foundation Stage provides structured learning for children aged 3-5. We focus on core development areas including communication, physical skills, and personal growth. The curriculum follows national standards while incorporating play-based learning through the OPAL framework.
Key Stage 1 Teaching
For children aged 5-7, we deliver a comprehensive curriculum covering essential subjects. Our approach combines academic instruction with character development, embedding British Values and social skills. Regular assessments ensure individual progress tracking.
Safeguarding Programs
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols aligned with Ofsted requirements. Our trained staff implement preventive measures, online safety education, and immediate response procedures. Parents receive regular updates through dedicated policy documents.
SEN Support
Our SENCO provides specialist support for children with additional needs. We follow Birmingham Authority guidelines to create individualised learning plans, working closely with parents and external agencies to ensure inclusive education.
Curriculum Development
We design curricula that balance academic rigor with creative learning. Our programs incorporate British Values, cultural awareness, and modern teaching methodologies. Regular reviews ensure alignment with national standards and pupil needs.
People
Ms A Lassman
Head Teacher
Ms Lassman leads with over 15 years' experience in primary education, focusing on inclusive learning and staff development. She champions the school's child-centred philosophy.
Ms R Jeffery
SENCO
As Special Educational Needs Coordinator, Ms Jeffery supports pupils with additional needs, implementing tailored strategies and collaborating with external specialists to ensure comprehensive care.
Questions
What age groups does Nelson Mandela Primary School cater to?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11 years old.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCO provides tailored support following Birmingham Authority guidelines.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain comprehensive policies including online safety and CEOP partnerships.
Are there parent engagement opportunities?
We offer workshops, newsletters, and regular communication channels for parents.
How does the school promote British Values?
We integrate British Values into our curriculum and daily school activities.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We provide sports programs, OPAL active play, and community projects.
