Business Details
Welcome to St George's C Of E Primary School
St George's C Of E Primary School is a nurturing educational institution dedicated to providing a holistic learning experience rooted in Christian values. Our curriculum is designed to foster academic excellence, personal growth, and community engagement, ensuring pupils develop a deep understanding of the world around them. With a strong emphasis on oracy, creativity, and critical thinking, we prepare children to thrive in a rapidly changing society while maintaining a commitment to inclusivity and safeguarding.Our partnerships with local organisations, including the Derby Diocese Academy Trust, enhance our ability to deliver a rich, diverse education. Through extracurricular activities, community projects, and a focus on spiritual, moral, and cultural development, we empower students to lead fulfilling lives.
Services
Primary Education
Religious Education
Extracurricular Activities
Safeguarding Support
Community Engagement
Highlights and features
- We follow the National Curriculum with a thematic, engaging approach to learning.
- Our school fosters strong partnerships with parents and the local community.
- We prioritise safeguarding and inclusive education for all pupils.
- Extracurricular activities enhance learning through real-world experiences.
- Our staff are committed to nurturing spiritual, moral, and cultural growth.
What people say
Dedicated staff
Strong community focus
Engaging lessons
Safe environment
Inclusive ethos
Services
Primary Education
Our primary education programme delivers the National Curriculum through a thematic, engaging approach. Pupils develop core academic skills while exploring cross-curricular connections. The curriculum fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Religious Education
Religious Education explores Christian values and other world faiths, promoting understanding and respect. Lessons incorporate biblical teachings, spiritual reflection, and ethical discussions aligned with the Church of England's principles.
Extracurricular Activities
We offer diverse extracurricular activities including sports, arts, and community projects. These programmes extend learning beyond the classroom, developing teamwork, leadership, and practical skills in a supportive environment.
Safeguarding Support
Safeguarding is central to our ethos, with dedicated staff and clear policies to ensure pupil well-being. We provide a safe, nurturing environment and collaborate with external agencies to support children's physical, emotional, and mental health.
Community Engagement
Community engagement initiatives connect pupils with local organisations, including the New Mills Food Bank and Derbyshire Holiday Activity Programme. These partnerships teach social responsibility and strengthen ties between the school and wider community.
People
Mrs Sarah Craig
Executive Headteacher and SENCo
Mrs Craig leads with a focus on inclusive education and safeguarding. She brings extensive experience in primary leadership and special educational needs provision to ensure every child thrives.
Mrs Fiona Hall
Head of School
Mrs Hall oversees daily operations and curriculum implementation. Her expertise in primary education ensures high standards of teaching and a nurturing environment for pupils' academic and personal growth.
Mrs Susan Webster
School Business Manager
Mrs Webster manages administrative and financial operations, ensuring the school runs efficiently. Her leadership supports staff and maintains the high standards of education and care for all pupils.
Mrs Alison Morley
School Business Officer
Mrs Morley provides essential administrative support, maintaining organisational efficiency. Her work ensures smooth communication between staff, parents, and external partners to enhance the school's operational effectiveness.
Mrs J Rackstraw
Chair of the Governing Body
Mrs Rackstraw leads the governing body, ensuring strategic oversight and accountability. Her leadership supports the school's mission to deliver high-quality education rooted in Christian values and community engagement.
Questions
What are the school's admission criteria?
We follow Derbyshire County Council's admissions policy, prioritising children from the parish and those with siblings already attending.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCo provides tailored support plans, working closely with parents and external specialists to meet individual learning needs.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer sports clubs, creative arts, and community projects, with opportunities to participate in local events and partnerships.
How does the school integrate technology into learning?
Computing lessons and digital tools enhance literacy, numeracy, and creative subjects, preparing pupils for modern technological challenges.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We have a dedicated safeguarding team, clear reporting procedures, and regular staff training to ensure pupil safety and well-being.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through the PTA, school events, and volunteering opportunities that support learning and community-building activities.
