Manor Wood Children's Centre

We want every student to enjoy their time at Manor Wood Primary School and succeed.
Children thrive in an environment where they can expect achievement and where they individually have a right to be independent, self-driven thinkers.
The school supports the universal goal that every child and young person can be safe, enjoy and succeed, make a meaningful contribution, and attain economic well-being, regardless of their background or circumstances.
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teaching kids to respect religious principles and to be tolerant of people of different races, religions, and cultures.
educating students about their environment and the interdependence of people, groups, and countries
displaying children's work of the highest calibre demonstrates achievement pride.
By setting high standards for ourselves as practitioners, we can inspire children to reach high standards in their work, behaviour, and how they treat one another.
building and advancing positive relationships and a feeling of community within the school.
fostering an environment that is well-organized and where everyone is completely aware of expected behaviour.
providing equitable opportunity in all facets of school life and valuing many cultural perspectives.
ensuring that kids get to school on time, regularly, and in excellent health.
offering assistance with school discipline and the responsibilities of the instructor.
As their children advance in school, they are allowed to assume more responsibility.
It is widely accepted that parents must be involved in their children's education.
We take part in a range of programmes to make parents partners in our school and maintain a warm and welcome environment.
We have a highly dedicated staff that adheres to common goals and philosophies that are created to provide children with a wide range of options and have high standards for achievement and great learning experiences.
If you schedule a meeting, the teacher of your kid will be pleased to talk with you about any worries you may have.
Parents can always talk to the Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher, and Manager of the Out of School Club.