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Welcome to Cradley C Of E Primary School
Cradley C Of E Primary School is a one-form entry Voluntary Aided Primary School located in the heart of Cradley, Halesowen. Our distinctive Christian ethos fosters a caring atmosphere where every child is valued and supported to reach their full potential. With a dedicated team of staff, governors, and parents, we uphold core values of respect, trust, and resilience that guide our educational approach. Our curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity and lifelong learning through enquiry-led teaching and real-world applications. We prioritise individualised support to ensure every child overcomes barriers to learning and achieves excellence.

The school's unique 'family feel' creates a strong sense of community belonging for pupils, staff, and families. Our facilities include specialist learning spaces and outdoor environments that enhance educational experiences. We maintain strong partnerships with St Peter's and the wider community to enrich our provision. With 32.5 hours of weekly instruction during term time, we deliver a comprehensive education aligned with national standards. Our commitment to continuous improvement ensures we remain at the forefront of primary education in our region.
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage Primary Education Religious Education Forest School Programmes Nurture Support
Highlights and features
  • We offer a distinctive Christian ethos with strong community values
  • Our enquiry-led curriculum promotes deep, meaningful learning
  • Dedicated staff provide personalised support for every child
  • Specialist facilities enhance our broad educational provision
  • Strong partnerships strengthen our community-focused approach
Services
Early Years Foundation Stage
Our EYFS provision nurtures children aged 3-5 through play-based learning that develops essential skills and positive attitudes. We create stimulating environments where young learners explore, discover and build foundations for future success. Our experienced practitioners guide development across all curriculum areas while maintaining our Christian values.
Primary Education
We deliver the national curriculum through creative, enquiry-led approaches that engage pupils aged 5-11. Our teaching focuses on developing core skills while fostering curiosity and critical thinking. Each child receives individualised support to overcome learning barriers and achieve academic excellence within our caring Christian environment.
Religious Education
Our RE curriculum explores Christian beliefs and values through the lens of Jesus' relationship with Peter. Children learn about faith, morality and spiritual development while respecting diverse perspectives. Worship activities and partnerships with local churches reinforce our distinctive Christian ethos throughout daily school life.
Forest School Programmes
Our Forest School provision develops confidence and resilience through hands-on outdoor experiences. Children engage with nature while building practical skills and teamwork abilities. These sessions promote physical development and environmental awareness within our school grounds' natural spaces.
People
Mrs Warford
Headteacher
Mrs Warford leads Cradley C Of E Primary School with a vision for every child to thrive in a Christian community. She champions inclusive education and maintains strong partnerships to enhance learning experiences. Her leadership focuses on nurturing potential and academic excellence.
Questions
What age groups do you teach?
We educate children aged 3-11 across our Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 and 2.
What makes your school distinctive?
Our Christian ethos inspires our values-based education and creates a unique 'family feel' community environment.
How do you support individual learning needs?
We provide personalised support through small class sizes and targeted interventions to help every child succeed.
What facilities do you offer?
Our school features specialist learning spaces, outdoor classrooms, and a dedicated nurture room for additional support.
How can parents get involved?
We welcome parental engagement through our Home and School Association and regular family learning opportunities.
What curriculum do you follow?
Our enquiry-led curriculum aligns with national standards while incorporating Christian values and local heritage.
Reviews (2)
Oliver Price
Sep 23, 2018 Report
Full years are but a score and half,
A class for each; a teacher apart,
I write this poem for all who art,
A friend of the Lord, would all due part(y),
On ancient heathland with the toponym
Homer hill park.
Isabella Carman Ramdehal
Aug 08, 2015 Report
It Is A Church School My Grandaughter Goes There The Once i Went To Have A Sandwitch There Whitch My Grandaughter Made