Business Details
Your Child's Future Starts Here: Excellence in Primary Education
At Golden Flatts Primary, we are committed to fostering a nurturing environment where every child thrives academically, socially, and emotionally. Our ethos is built on six core virtueskindness, respect, stickability, tolerance, courage, and calmnesswhich guide our interactions and shape a vibrant, inclusive community. We prioritize understanding each child's unique needs to tailor learning opportunities that drive excellence and personal growth.Our curriculum is anchored by four drivers: inspiration, aspiration, partnership with parents, and inclusion for all, ensuring a holistic education that prepares pupils for future success. Through collaborative teamwork among staff, families, and the local community, we strive to create a safe, valued, and belonging-focused space where every child feels empowered to reach their full potential.
Services
Primary Education
SEND Support
Afternoon Clubs
Safeguarding
Parent Partnerships
Curriculum Development
Online Safety
Nurture Provision
Admissions
Remote Learning
Highlights and features
- We foster a nurturing environment with a focus on character development through our six virtues.
- Our curriculum is driven by inspiration, aspiration, partnership with parents, and inclusion for all.
- We maintain high expectations and tailor learning to meet individual needs for optimal progress.
- Our dedicated safeguarding team ensures a safe, supportive environment for all pupils.
- We actively collaborate with families to secure the best outcomes for every child.
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program offers a comprehensive curriculum for children aged 311, focusing on academic excellence, creativity, and independent learning. We integrate core virtues and personalized support to foster high self-esteem and lifelong skills. The program prepares pupils for future challenges through a balanced approach to literacy, numeracy, arts, and physical development.
SEND Support
We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), ensuring full inclusion and access to the curriculum. Our dedicated team works closely with families and specialists to create individualized learning plans, promoting progress and confidence in a nurturing environment.
Afternoon Clubs
Our Friday afternoon provision and clubs offer diverse activities ranging from sports to creative arts, enriching pupils' learning experiences beyond the classroom. These sessions encourage teamwork, skill development, and exploration of interests in a fun, supportive setting.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is central to our ethos, with trained staff and clear protocols to ensure pupil safety and well-being. We maintain close partnerships with families and external agencies to address concerns promptly and provide a secure environment for all children.
Parent Partnerships
We actively involve parents through regular communication, workshops, and collaborative planning to support children's learning and development. By building strong home-school relationships, we enhance educational outcomes and create a cohesive community focused on each child's success.
People
Mrs S. Sharpe
Executive Headteacher
Mrs. Sharpe leads with a vision for inclusive education, ensuring high standards and a nurturing environment. She champions the school's virtues and curriculum drivers to inspire staff, pupils, and families.
Mrs K. McIntyre
Head of School
Mrs. McIntyre oversees daily operations and SEND provision, focusing on personalized learning and safeguarding. Her leadership ensures a cohesive approach to pupil development and academic achievement.
Miss E. Bestford
Assistant Headteacher
Miss Bestford leads safeguarding and supports vulnerable pupils, ensuring their needs are met with care and expertise. She plays a key role in fostering a safe, inclusive school culture.
Mrs J. Taylor
Parent Support Advisor
Mrs. Taylor bridges the school and families, offering guidance and support to enhance pupil well-being and engagement. Her work strengthens home-school partnerships and community ties.
Mrs E. Cairns
SEND Governor
Mrs. Cairns oversees SEND governance, advocating for resources and policies that support inclusive education. Her commitment ensures equitable opportunities for all pupils to thrive.
Questions
What age groups does Golden Flatts Primary School cater to?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stage 2.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our dedicated SEND team creates personalized learning plans and collaborates with specialists to ensure inclusive, tailored support for every child.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer a variety of Friday afternoon clubs focusing on sports, arts, and other extracurricular activities for all pupils.
How can parents get involved in the school community?
We encourage parental engagement through regular communication, workshops, and collaborative planning to support children's learning and development.
What are the school's safeguarding measures?
We have trained staff, clear protocols, and partnerships with external agencies to ensure a safe environment and address concerns promptly.
How can I arrange a visit to the school?
Contact the school office via phone or email to schedule a visit and explore our facilities and programs.
