Rolls Crescent Primary School

Rolls Crescent Primary School is a community school located in Manchester, catering to a mixed-gender population of 480 pupils, with a capacity of 502. The school is part of the Changing Lives in Collaboration (CLIC) Trust, which comprises four diverse primary schools in the North-West of England. The trust emphasises collaboration and aims to enhance educational outcomes for children through tailored curricula that meet community needs.

The school's vision is to prepare children for future success, regardless of their backgrounds or special needs. It focuses on fostering academic achievement, providing enriching experiences, and developing essential life skills. Students are encouraged to engage in a variety of activities, including learning foreign languages, playing musical instruments, and participating in sports, all aimed at promoting self-awareness, independence, and resilience.

With a significant percentage of pupils eligible for free school meals (40.20%), Rolls Crescent Primary School is committed to creating an inclusive environment that respects diversity. The school's core values of respect, responsibility, and resilience guide its ethos, ensuring a supportive community where every child can thrive.