Business Details
Lunts Heath Primary School: Shaping Future Leaders in Widnes
We are a dedicated educational institution committed to providing children with opportunities to develop their knowledge, skills, and understanding in a friendly, supportive, and caring environment. Our approach prioritises listening to children's views and fostering their ideas to build an inclusive and happy school. We take pride in the resilience and positive attitude our students demonstrate towards their learning, aiming to equip them to become active, engaged citizens and leaders of the future.Our curriculum is designed to instil curiosity, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning, with a strong focus on British and world history, as well as local heritage. We maintain strong partnerships with families and the community to enhance educational outcomes and ensure every child feels valued and supported.
Services
History Curriculum
Special Educational Needs Support
After School Clubs
Parental Engagement Programs
Outdoor Learning Activities
Highlights and features
- We foster a curriculum that develops historical enquiry and chronological understanding.
- Our staff use reflective practice to ensure high-quality teaching and learning.
- We maintain strong parental partnerships to support children's development.
- Our school promotes inclusivity, resilience, and student-led learning.
- We offer enriched learning through trips, themed days, and community engagement.
What people say
Excellent service
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Talents developed
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Services
History Curriculum
Our history curriculum develops chronological understanding and critical thinking through enquiry-based learning. Students explore British, local, and world history using primary sources and collaborative projects. The program builds skills in analysis, argumentation, and contextual understanding.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide tailored support for children with special educational needs through our SENDCO and specialist staff. Our approach integrates individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and close parent collaboration. The service ensures all children achieve their full potential within an inclusive environment.
After School Clubs
Our after-school provision offers diverse activities including sports, arts, and academic support. These clubs extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and personal interests. Sessions are staffed by qualified educators and community partners.
Parental Engagement Programs
We actively involve parents through workshops, school events, and collaborative projects. Regular communication channels include newsletters, parent-teacher meetings, and volunteer opportunities. This partnership approach enhances children's educational experiences and outcomes.
Outdoor Learning Activities
Our OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) program develops physical, social, and emotional skills through structured outdoor activities. Children engage with natural environments to enhance creativity and problem-solving abilities. The curriculum integrates environmental awareness and risk management.
People
Mr Dave Paton
Headteacher
Mr Paton leads with a vision for inclusive education, holding a BA (Hons) in Education and PGCE qualification. He champions student voice and community engagement, with over 15 years' experience in primary leadership. His approach prioritises holistic development and academic excellence.
Questions
What curriculum does Lunt's Heath Primary follow?
We follow a mastery-based curriculum with enquiry-led history teaching, covering British, local, and world history through collaborative projects and primary sources.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENDCO provides tailored support with individualised learning plans, specialist resources, and regular parent collaboration to ensure all children achieve their potential.
What after-school provisions are available?
We offer diverse after-school clubs including sports, arts, and academic support, staffed by qualified educators and community partners for extended learning opportunities.
How are parents involved in the school?
Parents participate through workshops, school events, newsletters, and volunteer opportunities, creating a strong partnership that enhances children's educational experiences.
What outdoor learning opportunities exist?
Our OPAL program develops skills through structured outdoor activities, integrating environmental awareness and risk management within natural learning environments.
Reviews (1)
Clive Baines
Sep 13, 2018
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Our Granddaughter goes to this lovely school and she loves it,
The Staff at the school are so good always doing something new. That's why I've give it a 5 Star ...
The Staff at the school are so good always doing something new. That's why I've give it a 5 Star ...
