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50+ Years
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Emergency
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Welcome to Greystonesprimary
At Greystonesprimary, we are dedicated to fostering a lifelong love of learning through a curriculum that combines academic excellence with personal development. Our school provides a safe, inclusive environment where children aged 4-11 are encouraged to explore, question, and grow. With a focus on creativity, critical thinking, and social responsibility, we aim to equip pupils with the skills needed for future success. Our experienced staff deliver a broad, progressive curriculum enriched by outdoor learning, arts, and technology. Strong community ties and partnerships with local organisations enhance our educational offerings.Recognised for our nurturing ethos, we prioritise both academic achievement and emotional well-being. Regular engagement with parents ensures a collaborative approach to each child's development. Our facilities, including modern classrooms and outdoor spaces, support diverse learning experiences. Committed to continuous improvement, we welcome feedback from families and stakeholders. Greystonesprimary remains a cornerstone of the Sheffield community, dedicated to unlocking every child's potential.
Services
Computing Curriculum
After-School Club
Pre-School Provision
Online Learning
Outdoor Education
Special Educational Needs Support
Parent Engagement Programs
Extracurricular Activities
Safeguarding Services
Community Partnerships
Details
- Year established: 1904
Highlights and features
- We offer a broad and rich curriculum focused on holistic development.
- Our staff prioritise both academic achievement and emotional well-being.
- We maintain strong community links and partnerships with local organisations.
- Our facilities include modern classrooms and outdoor learning spaces.
- We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs.
What people say
Joy of discovery
Supportive atmosphere
High standards
Creative teaching
Community focus
Services
Computing Curriculum
Our Computing curriculum develops digital literacy and computational thinking through the Purple Mash Scheme of Work. Children learn coding, online safety, and technology applications aligned with National Curriculum standards. Weekly lessons and cross-curricular projects ensure practical skills for future workplaces.
After-School Club
The school-run after-school club provides supervised activities and homework support until 17:30 daily. Located in the dining hall and grounds, it offers structured play, creative projects, and a safe environment for working parents.
Outdoor Learning
Outdoor classrooms and the school allotment promote hands-on environmental education. Children engage in gardening, wildlife observation, and cross-curricular projects fostering ecological awareness and practical science skills.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our Inclusion Manager and specialist staff deliver tailored support for children with diverse learning needs. The integrated resource for hearing-impaired pupils ensures accessible education through specialist equipment and trained personnel.
Online Learning
Office 365-based distance learning provides continuous education during disruptions. Parents access age-appropriate materials via secure portals, with guidance for submitting work and technical troubleshooting support available.
People
Sinead Gaffney
Headteacher
With extensive educational leadership experience, Sinead Gaffney oversees school strategy and academic standards. She champions holistic learning and community engagement at Greystonesprimary.
Stephen Glossop
Deputy Headteacher
Stephen Glossop manages inclusion initiatives and special educational needs provision. His expertise ensures tailored support for diverse learning requirements across the school.
Cath Harling
Assistant Headteacher
Cath Harling focuses on curriculum development and staff training. She coordinates cross-departmental initiatives to maintain educational excellence.
Sally Haslingden
SENCo
Sally Haslingden leads special educational needs coordination. She develops individualised learning plans and supports staff in inclusive teaching practices.
Nigel Brooke-Smith
School Business Manager
Nigel Brooke-Smith oversees financial operations and facilities management. He ensures efficient administrative support for the school's educational mission.
Questions
What age groups does Greystones Primary School cater for?
We educate children aged 4-11 years, covering Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stage 2.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our dedicated SENCo and specialist staff provide tailored learning plans, with an integrated resource for hearing-impaired pupils.
What after-school provisions are available?
The school-run after-school club operates daily until 17:30, offering supervised activities and homework support.
How is online learning delivered?
Remote education uses Office 365 platforms with secure parent portals for accessing age-appropriate learning materials and submitting work.
What extracurricular activities are offered?
We provide sports, arts, music, and ICT clubs alongside residential trips and community projects for holistic development.
How does the school involve parents?
Regular parent-teacher meetings, online portals, and the active Home School Association facilitate family engagement in school activities.
Reviews (1)
Howard Cooper
Jul 28, 2016
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Hi is this school deaf and hearing right?........do they have football club?..........get answer please.
thanks you
From Howard Lewis cooper :D.
thanks you
From Howard Lewis cooper :D.
