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The John Harrox Primary School Moulton - Nurturing Young Minds in Moulton
At The John Harrox Primary School Moulton, we are committed to fostering a stimulating and inclusive learning environment where every child thrives. Our approach prioritises the holistic development of pupils through engaging lessons, leadership opportunities, and a strong emphasis on our Five Cs values: Caring, Courteous, Conscientious, Considerate, and Co-operative. We believe in nurturing individual potential while cultivating a sense of community and belonging. Our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning, supported by experienced educators and a rich array of extracurricular activities.

With a focus on both academic excellence and personal growth, we prepare students to transition confidently to their next educational stage. Our schools heritage, dating back to 1881, underpins our dedication to providing a secure, happy, and forward-thinking environment where every child is valued and empowered.
Services
Primary Education Curriculum Programs Extracurricular Activities Special Educational Needs Support Community Engagement
Highlights and features
  • We nurture every childs potential through engaging, challenge-led lessons.
  • Our Five Cs values shape a supportive and respectful school community.
  • We offer leadership roles and community projects to build confidence and responsibility.
  • Our curriculum integrates local history and global perspectives for contextual learning.
  • We prioritise pupil well-being, ensuring a safe and happy educational environment.
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers a broad, balanced curriculum aligned with national standards, focusing on foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and critical thinking. We integrate creative and practical learning to engage pupils, ensuring they develop academic proficiency alongside social and emotional resilience in a supportive environment.
Curriculum Programs
Curriculum programs cover core and foundation subjects, enriched by our 'Curriculum Outlooks' including Global, Enterprising, Creative, and Healthy perspectives. Lessons use local resources like Moulton Windmill and historical artefacts to contextualise learning, fostering curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer diverse extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and community projects, to develop pupils talents and interests beyond the classroom. These activities promote teamwork, leadership, and physical well-being, complementing academic learning with hands-on experiences.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our SEN support ensures tailored learning strategies for pupils with additional needs, delivered by specialist staff. We focus on individual progress through differentiated instruction, fostering inclusion and equal opportunities for all learners to achieve their potential.
Community Engagement
Community engagement initiatives connect pupils with local history, businesses, and cultural projects. By collaborating with organisations and hosting events, we strengthen ties with Moulton village, teaching pupils the value of civic responsibility and community contribution.
People
Mrs R Leighton
Head Teacher
Mrs Leighton leads The John Harrox Primary School Moulton with a focus on inclusive education and pupil well-being. She champions the Five Cs values, ensuring a nurturing environment where children develop academically and personally.
Questions
What is the school's approach to education?
We combine academic rigor with character development, using a values-driven curriculum to foster critical thinking, creativity, and global awareness.
How does the school support student leadership?
We offer roles like school council representatives and playground buddies, empowering pupils to take responsibility and lead initiatives.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We provide sports, arts, and community projects to develop diverse talents and interests beyond the classroom.
How does the school involve the local community?
We collaborate with local organisations and use nearby historical sites to enrich learning and strengthen community ties.
What facilities does the school offer?
Facilities include a library, ICT suite, outdoor learning areas, a playing field, and a woodland for environmental studies.