St Andrew's Church of England Primary School, Radcliffe

St Andrew's Church of England Primary School, located in Radcliffe, Manchester, is a voluntary aided primary school with a mixed-gender enrollment of 227 pupils, exceeding its capacity of 210. The school is committed to fostering a strong Christian ethos, promoting values such as peace, respect, and inclusivity, while also embracing British values. This foundation aims to cultivate a supportive community where children can thrive academically and socially.

The curriculum at St Andrew's is tailored to meet the needs and interests of its pupils, integrating the National Curriculum with a focus on local history and experiences. From Nursery to Year 6, the school emphasizes progression in historical skills and knowledge, complemented by enriching activities such as trips and guest speakers.

Support for students with special educational needs is a priority, led by the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator and Inclusion Lead. The school strives to create an inclusive environment, ensuring all children receive the necessary support to succeed. Parents are encouraged to engage with the school community through various initiatives and governance opportunities.