Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Manchester
WARDLEY Church of England Primary School is a small, thriving institution built on Christian foundations, dedicated to nurturing every child's academic and personal potential. Our team of passionate educators delivers a well-rounded curriculum while fostering ethical values and a lifelong love of learning. With strong emphasis on community partnerships, safeguarding, and wellbeing, we create a safe, inclusive environment where children develop resilience, character, and academic excellence.Our leadership team combines specialist expertise in education with statutory compliance, ensuring alignment with Church of England principles. Through transparent communication and collaborative relationships with families, we strive to equip children with the skills needed for successful, purposeful lives.
Services
Primary Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Religious Education
After-School Clubs
Parental Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
- We integrate Christian values with modern educational practices
- Our staff provide personalized attention in a small school environment
- We emphasize both academic achievement and character development
- Strong focus on pupil wellbeing and mental health support
- Active community engagement through church and local partnerships
Services
Primary Education
Our one-form entry primary education delivers the National Curriculum through creative, values-based learning. Qualified teachers provide personalized instruction in core subjects while developing critical thinking and social skills. Christian principles underpin our approach to character development and ethical understanding.
Special Educational Needs Support
Tailored support for children with special educational needs includes individualized learning plans and specialist resources. Our SENCO coordinates multi-agency collaboration to ensure inclusive education. Regular progress reviews maintain alignment with statutory requirements and parental expectations.
Religious Education
Christian education forms our school's foundation, with daily collective worship and Bible-based RE curriculum. We explore world faiths while developing spiritual awareness through prayer, worship, and community service initiatives aligned with Church of England standards.
After-School Clubs
Curriculum extension clubs include sports, arts, and academic support programs. These activities promote physical health, creativity, and skill development outside regular school hours. Community partners and specialist staff deliver safe, supervised learning environments.
Parental Engagement Programs
We offer workshops, home-learning resources, and regular progress updates to strengthen home-school partnerships. Parental involvement initiatives include curriculum consultations, wellbeing sessions, and collaborative events that enhance children's educational experiences.
People
Mrs K Walker
Acting Headteacher
Experienced educator with leadership responsibilities for safeguarding, curriculum standards, and school improvement. Specializes in English, mathematics, and pastoral care across key stages.
Mrs K Flanagan
Acting Deputy Head
Reception class teacher and SENCO with expertise in early years development and special educational needs. Oversees safeguarding protocols and curriculum implementation across foundation stages.
Mr A Houston
Year 6 Teacher
Upper key stage 2 educator specializing in computing and physical education. Focuses on transition preparation and digital literacy skills development across the school.
Miss D Millington
Year 4 Teacher
Middle years educator with responsibility for history and geography curriculum leadership. Develops cross-curricular learning opportunities and local heritage projects.
Mrs P Statham
School Business Manager
Oversees school administration, financial operations, and strategic planning. Provides central coordination for policy implementation and stakeholder communications.
Questions
What are your school's admission criteria?
As a Church of England school, we prioritize children from Christian families while welcoming applications from all backgrounds. Detailed criteria appear in our admissions policy.
How do you support pupil mental health?
Our wellbeing champions implement the Five Ways to Wellbeing framework, with daily check-ins, emotional literacy programs, and access to external specialist support when needed.
What curriculum do you follow?
We deliver the National Curriculum through creative, values-based learning enhanced by Christian principles and local community engagement opportunities.
How can parents get involved?
We offer regular workshops, curriculum consultation evenings, and volunteering opportunities. Parents receive termly progress reports and can schedule individual meetings with teachers.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols including staff vetting, child protection training, and Operation Encompass partnership with local authorities for early intervention.
Do you provide after-school care?
Yes, we offer supervised after-school clubs until 17:30 daily, including homework support, sports activities, and creative arts programs for all age groups.
Reviews (1)
Rob Bardo
Aug 13, 2017
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There teachers are nice
The head Mr. Mark. Foster
And the ofsted inspections of
The school rated lovely better
Than st marks, Danes and
Mossfield
Well done !
The head Mr. Mark. Foster
And the ofsted inspections of
The school rated lovely better
Than st marks, Danes and
Mossfield
Well done !
