Cranmore Infant School

Cranmore Infant School is a community primary school located in Solihull, catering to a mixed-gender population of 208 pupils, exceeding its capacity of 180. The school emphasizes a nurturing environment where every child is valued, aiming to foster both academic and personal growth. Under the leadership of Headteacher Mrs. Rebecca Ward, Cranmore promotes a vision of learning together, encouraging children to explore their potential while developing essential life skills.

The curriculum at Cranmore is designed to be broad and engaging, focusing on key areas such as English and Mathematics, while also promoting personal, social, and emotional development. The school employs the principles of Building Learning Powers to cultivate resilience and independence in its students. Each half term, a specific value—such as kindness, honesty, and respectfulness—is highlighted to reinforce character development and foster a supportive school community.

Cranmore places a strong emphasis on parental involvement and community partnerships, ensuring that families are integral to the school environment. The school’s ethos is built on mutual respect and inclusivity, aiming to create a safe and stimulating atmosphere for all children.