Business Details
St Anne's Catholic Primary School
St Anne's Catholic Primary School is a vibrant learning community where every individual matters and succeeds. Founded on strong Catholic values, we provide a safe and nurturing environment that fosters academic excellence, personal growth, and spiritual development. Our dedicated team of educators works in partnership with parents and the local community to prepare children for life's journey through a holistic curriculum rooted in Gospel values. With a focus on inclusivity, we celebrate the uniqueness of each child, empowering them to become confident, independent learners. Our school's mission, 'Learn to Love & Love to Learn... in Readiness for Life,' guides our approach to education, ensuring children leave with the skills, knowledge, and character needed for future success.Recognised as a 'Good School' by Ofsted (2022) and 'OUTSTANDING' by the Catholic School Inspectorate (2023), we maintain high standards in teaching, safeguarding, and pastoral care. Our therapeutic school approach, strong wellbeing team, and commitment to British values create a supportive environment where children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Services
Primary Education
Pastoral Support
Safeguarding Services
Curriculum Development
Wellbeing Management
Highlights and features
- We maintain strong partnerships with parents and the local parish community
- Our therapeutic school approach supports emotional and mental wellbeing
- Dedicated safeguarding team with Ofsted-recognised standards
- Curriculum integrates Catholic values with national educational requirements
- Outstanding pastoral care with specialist wellbeing managers
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
- Catholic School Inspectorate
What people say
Nurturing environment
Dedicated staff
Strong safeguarding
Catholic ethos
Community focus
Services
Primary Education
St Anne's Catholic Primary School provides comprehensive education for children aged 4-11. Our curriculum combines national standards with Catholic values, focusing on academic excellence and character development. Qualified teachers deliver engaging lessons while fostering spiritual growth through regular worship and Gospel-based teachings.
Pastoral Support
Our dedicated wellbeing team offers tailored support for children's emotional and social development. Services include one-to-one counselling, mental health curriculum, and family support through our therapeutic school approach. We work closely with external agencies to address individual needs effectively.
Safeguarding Services
We maintain rigorous safeguarding standards with trained professionals and CPOMS software monitoring. Our policies follow Ofsted and Catholic Inspectorate guidelines, ensuring children's safety through early intervention and comprehensive protection measures across all school activities.
Curriculum Development
Our 'Learning River' curriculum integrates core subjects with spiritual development, following national guidelines. Specialized programs in RE, mathematics, English, and modern languages are enhanced by creative arts, physical education, and digital literacy components for holistic learning.
Wellbeing Management
The school employs a therapeutic approach to wellbeing, featuring dedicated managers, mental health curriculum, and partnership with external specialists. We address emotional needs through early intervention strategies and maintain close communication with families to support children's overall development.
People
Mrs Rachel Crolla
Headteacher
Mrs Crolla leads St Anne's with a commitment to Catholic education. She oversees safeguarding, curriculum implementation, and staff development while maintaining strong community partnerships. Her leadership focuses on nurturing every child's potential.
Mrs Trisha Pointon
Pastoral Manager
Mrs Pointon manages the school's wellbeing team, providing safeguarding support and early intervention strategies. She works closely with families and staff to address children's emotional and social needs through our therapeutic school approach.
Mrs Sophie Volynchook
Assistant Headteacher
Mrs Volynchook oversees attendance and supports safeguarding initiatives. She works with education welfare officers to ensure consistent school attendance while contributing to the wellbeing team's efforts across Reception to Year 6.
Mrs Emma Ward
SEND Coordinator
Mrs Ward coordinates special educational needs provision, ensuring tailored support for children with additional requirements. She collaborates with teachers and external agencies to implement effective learning strategies for all pupils.
Mrs A. Keppel
Business Manager
Mrs Keppel manages school administration and financial operations. She serves as primary contact for general enquiries, ensuring smooth day-to-day running of the institution while supporting staff and parents.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 4-11 across Early Years Foundation Stage to Year 6.
How do you integrate Catholic values into teaching?
Our curriculum embeds Gospel values through RE lessons, collective worship, and our 'Be-attitudes' character development programme.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We have a dedicated safeguarding team with CPOMS software monitoring, and Ofsted-recognised child protection policies.
How do you support children's wellbeing?
Our therapeutic school approach includes specialist wellbeing managers, mental health curriculum, and partnership with external agencies.
What are your school hours?
The school day runs from 8:45am to 3:15pm for Reception to Year 6 pupils.
How can parents get involved?
We encourage parental involvement through regular meetings, INSPIRE Days, and open communication channels with staff.
Reviews (1)
Elaine Hoban
Aug 13, 2017
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Lovely school friendly helpfully staff . Feel more than happy with my children's education and safety here
