Ashurst Primary School

Named SENCO (Mrs Ryan) provides SEND leadership and information

“Our SENCO is Mrs Ryan - further information regarding SEND can be found using the link below:”

School has a named SENCO and a dedicated SEND local offer page

“Our SENCO is Mrs Ryan - further information regarding SEND can be found using the link below:”

Named designated safeguarding lead and deputy safeguarding leader for child protection concerns.

“The schools designated officer for child protection is Mrs Craven . Any concerns must be reported to her and in her absence to Mrs Houghton who is the Deputy Safeguarding Leaders .”

School's ethos and nurturing approach are central to wellbeing and behaviour, with a dedicated mental health and well-being programme (PATHS)

“Our values and nurturing approach are the heartbeat of our school and impact upon well-being and behaviour.”

RSHE is embedded across the curriculum and in enrichment activities such as the PATHS Programme and day-to-day school life.

“It is also embedded in other areas of the curriculum, enrichment such as PATHS Programme and our day-to-day life of the school.”

Personal development is a high priority, linking to school values, raised aspirations, and preparing children as future British citizens

“Ashurst provides extensive personal development opportunities linking closely with our school values, enabling children to thrive with raised aspirations, taking pride in their success and fully preparing them as future British citizens.”

School describes its English curriculum as ambitious and inclusive, designed for all pupils to succeed

“Our English curriculum is ambitious, inclusive and carefully designed to ensure that all pupils develop the essential literacy skills required for success.”