Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Primary Education in Birmingham
Erdington Hall Primary School is a dedicated educational institution serving the Birmingham community, offering a comprehensive curriculum for children aged 4 to 11. Our school fosters a nurturing environment where every child is encouraged to achieve their full potential through high academic standards and holistic development. As part of the Summit Learning Trust, we benefit from collaborative partnerships and shared expertise across a network of schools, ensuring access to exceptional teaching and resources.Our team of experienced educators prioritises individualised learning, emotional well-being, and character development, preparing students to become confident, responsible global citizens. With a strong focus on inclusivity and diversity, we celebrate the unique contributions of every learner while maintaining rigorous safeguarding protocols to ensure student welfare. Our commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in our Ofsted 'Good' rating and ongoing efforts to innovate in pedagogy and student support.
Services
Primary Education
Nursery Provision
SEND Support
Remote Learning
Teacher Training
Highlights and features
- We provide individualised learning plans tailored to each child's unique needs and abilities.
- Our experienced educators maintain consistently high academic standards across all year groups.
- We foster emotional literacy and social development through specialised early years programmes.
- Our strong community partnerships enhance learning opportunities and real-world connections.
- We implement rigorous safeguarding protocols aligned with national best practices.
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers the national curriculum through engaging, child-centred approaches. Qualified teachers create stimulating learning environments that promote academic achievement and personal growth. We focus on developing core skills in literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking while nurturing creativity and curiosity.
Nursery Provision
Our nursery programme supports children aged 3-4 through play-based learning that develops foundational skills. Specialised staff create structured yet flexible activities that enhance communication, motor skills, and social development in a safe, welcoming environment.
SEND Support
We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs through individualised education plans. Our SENDCo works closely with teachers and external specialists to ensure appropriate accommodations and interventions that enable every child to thrive.
Remote Learning
Our remote learning platform offers continuous education through interactive lessons and digital resources. The programme maintains curriculum continuity with structured schedules and teacher support for students learning from home.
Teacher Training
We offer teacher training through the South Birmingham SCITT programme. This includes practical classroom experience and mentorship for trainee teachers, focusing on modern pedagogical approaches and inclusive teaching practices.
People
Mrs Downes
Principal
Mrs Downes leads our school with a focus on academic excellence and student well-being. She oversees curriculum implementation and staff development while maintaining strong community partnerships to enhance educational outcomes.
Miss Charlton
Assistant Principal & Designated Safeguard Lead
Miss Charlton coordinates our safeguarding initiatives and special educational needs provision. She ensures compliance with child protection policies while supporting staff and families to create a safe learning environment for all students.
Miss Siggers
Office Manager
Miss Siggers manages school administration and serves as a key contact for parents and visitors. She coordinates operational functions while supporting safeguarding procedures and daily school operations.
Jason Halstead
Chair of Governors
Mr Halstead provides strategic leadership as Chair of Governors. He ensures effective governance and accountability while supporting the school's educational vision and community engagement initiatives.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 4-11, including nursery provision for 3-4 year olds.
How do you support children with special educational needs?
Our SENDCo develops individualised support plans and coordinates specialist resources to meet diverse learning needs.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols with trained staff and partnerships with local authorities.
How can parents get involved in school activities?
Parents participate through home learning projects, school events, and regular communication with teachers.
What curriculum do you follow?
We deliver the national curriculum with an emphasis on creativity, critical thinking, and character development.
How do you prepare children for secondary education?
Our two-form entry structure ensures smooth transitions with tailored support for academic and social development.
Reviews (6)
Jay Jones
Dec 05, 2019
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Aaron Dugmore was a kid who hang himself at the 9, he attended this school. He was bullied and school failed to do anying.
Melissa Demers
Sep 20, 2019
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Get that poor white child off your pic for your site we dont want no more children joining your school after a little white boy killed him self because if ur schools bullying problem is not fixed or being paid attention to!!
Reynolds Family
Jun 22, 2019
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Should be held accountable for the death of that poor boy. And the teachers who did nothing should be arrested for manslaughter due to there negligence a boy is dead a mother is without a son absolutely disgraceful
Mr. L.
Jun 03, 2019
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This this school allowed racist attack against a white boy. Seriously you should not even be open because you'allowed a young boy to be played constantly. You should be shut down after school and your head teacher is a disgusting disgrace saying the parents didn't have to come to the school how disgusting of you you are racist school. And I will be going to the school had to be filming I am a caller them out by their racialist attack against young boys that did not deserve to die because of your failure in your political correctness in school that this happen.
Anthony H. Jameson
Sep 11, 2016
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As an ex-teacher here, I can honestly say this was a good school, though some of the teachers are a little slow, take the year 4 one, who thought half of 39 was 19. Really bad influence. Now I'm an aspiring maths teacher so likelihood is I'll come here and take all your jobs, because I'm smarter than a brick, unlike you all. Otherwise it was good? I think.
A. Google User
Jul 09, 2013
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Very racist anti white school where asain children are taught all whites should be killed , i hope all responsible rot in hell for there failure of a boy being bullied who hung himself
