St Thomas' Church of England Primary School Stockport

St Thomas' Church of England Primary School in Stockport is a voluntary controlled school catering to children aged 3 to 11 years. With a current enrolment of 150 pupils and a capacity of 230, the school fosters a mixed-gender environment. The school's ethos is encapsulated in its mission statement, "Believe to Achieve," which emphasizes personal development, community engagement, and aspiration. Core values such as Respect, Faith, Independence, and Empathy underpin the school's approach to education.

The curriculum at St Thomas' is designed to be broad and balanced, employing a Narrative Immersion approach that encourages deep knowledge and understanding. This progressive curriculum aims to inspire students and motivate them to reach their full potential. The school also supports various learning needs through its Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) provision, ensuring that all children receive the assistance they require.

Community involvement is integral to St Thomas', with strong ties to St. Thomas' Church and various initiatives that promote parental engagement and feedback. The school actively encourages participation in events and offers resources to support families, reinforcing a collaborative approach to education and well-being.