School insights

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Last checked 3 Aug 2026

SEND

The school uses a relationally inclusive, attachment-aware and trauma-responsive approach intended to benefit all children.

“We understand the impact of ‘toxic stress’ on brain development and aim to limit this by being attachment aware and trauma responsive. This is done through a Relationally Inclusive approach which benefits all children and not just those affected by trauma and attachment.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

Learning is presented adaptively so that it is equitable and accessible to all pupils.

“Learning within each subject is presented in an adaptive way to ensures that learning is equitable and that it can be accessed by all.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

Pastoral

The school takes a whole-school approach to pupils' social, emotional and mental wellbeing from Pre-school through Year 6.

“In line with the NICE Report 2008, we have adopted a ‘whole school approach’ to supporting social and emotional health.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

Staff welcome and speak individually to each child every morning, enabling daily wellbeing check-ins.

“Each morning staff go out to great the children in their class and make a point of speaking to each child individually to welcome them.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

Subject strengths

Creative and performing arts are pivotal to curriculum delivery.

“The creative and performing arts are pivotal to our curriculum delivery and ensure that our children are immersed in vibrant experiences, allowing each of them to express themselves as an individual.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

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Enrichment

The curriculum exposes pupils to enriching experiences intended to build knowledge, skills and personal characteristics.

“It exposes our pupils to enriching experiences, immersing them in progressive knowledge and skills; equipping them with personal characteristics required to succeed in life.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

Ethos

The curriculum encourages children to become confident and independent learners who reach their learning potential.

“Within an exciting, challenging and enjoyable curriculum, we encourage all children to become confident, independent learners and to reach their true learning potential.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

The school prioritises pupils' psychological safety and centres its work on welcoming, nurturing, respect, commitment and togetherness.

“Our core values of Welcoming, Nurturing, Respect, Commitment and Togetherness are at the heart of everything we do.”
Verified 3 Aug 2026Source

About School

RegionNorth West
Local AuthorityTrafford
Ofsted RatingGood
Gender TypeMixed
Application Status

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