Cavalry Primary School
Cavalry School is in the Fenland town of March and joined The Elliot Foundation in March 2017. The school and surrounding housing estate were built on land from Cavalry Barn Farm, named for the link with Oliver Cromwell’s army who stabled their horses here. Our school houses recall the working horses of years gone by: Shires, Percherons, Clydesdales and Suffolks.
We have fourteen classes in the main school and also run our own nursery which can accommodate up to 50 children in each session. Children and staff share a commitment to welcoming everyone to our school community and we are determined to provide an inclusive approach to all children, whatever their background, language or individual needs.
We offer a rich and balanced curriculum, where links are made between subjects wherever possible. Books and poems are usually the stimulus for reading, writing and grammar activities in English, often linked to a theme from history, geography or science. Cavalry is currently working towards ArtsMark Platinum, and music is central to the life of the school. We offer two choirs, many recorder groups, steel pan band, and individual instrument lessons to the children. We are particularly proud of our Senior Concert band, where many staff and some former pupils play alongside our older children creating an amazing sound. Our sports coach leads activities during the lunch break as well as teaching lessons and running clubs, so children have lots of opportunities to be physically active too.
We take great pride in our learning environments, both inside and outside the buildings. Children’s work is celebrated through displays, including a wide range of art work. Outdoors, the early years play area is a stimulating natural environment for learning and play, and our older children enjoy our pond, wildlife area, growing beds and willow tunnels.
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We have fourteen classes in the main school and also run our own nursery which can accommodate up to 50 children in each session. Children and staff share a commitment to welcoming everyone to our school community and we are determined to provide an inclusive approach to all children, whatever their background, language or individual needs.
We offer a rich and balanced curriculum, where links are made between subjects wherever possible. Books and poems are usually the stimulus for reading, writing and grammar activities in English, often linked to a theme from history, geography or science. Cavalry is currently working towards ArtsMark Platinum, and music is central to the life of the school. We offer two choirs, many recorder groups, steel pan band, and individual instrument lessons to the children. We are particularly proud of our Senior Concert band, where many staff and some former pupils play alongside our older children creating an amazing sound. Our sports coach leads activities during the lunch break as well as teaching lessons and running clubs, so children have lots of opportunities to be physically active too.
We take great pride in our learning environments, both inside and outside the buildings. Children’s work is celebrated through displays, including a wide range of art work. Outdoors, the early years play area is a stimulating natural environment for learning and play, and our older children enjoy our pond, wildlife area, growing beds and willow tunnels.
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Elm Road Primary
Everyone at Elm Road is delighted to be part of the Elliot Foundation. We are confident that the support and guidance from our fellow academies will help us to go from strength to strength.
Elm Road strives to create an atmosphere where all children and adults feel safe, valued and included. The kind of place where every child can arrive with a smile on their face, where there is a keen sense of belonging and a pride in their school. We believe that all children have a voice to be heard and that their care and education must lie at the heart of everything we do. We believe in life long learning and that adults can learn from children and that children can learn from adults. We aim to create an environment in which people are comfortable to say ‘well done’, ‘thank you’ and ‘I need help’. We wish to create an environment where children and adults see politeness as the norm and are happy to open doors for each other, where attempting is celebrated as much as achieving.
Elm Road School wants everyone to have the experience of tasting success and to feel good about themselves as a member of both the school and the wider community. Our school is a place where children start on the road to achieve their dreams and where adults can smile and say that our children are well. At Elm Road School, ‘Every Child Matters’.
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Elm Road strives to create an atmosphere where all children and adults feel safe, valued and included. The kind of place where every child can arrive with a smile on their face, where there is a keen sense of belonging and a pride in their school. We believe that all children have a voice to be heard and that their care and education must lie at the heart of everything we do. We believe in life long learning and that adults can learn from children and that children can learn from adults. We aim to create an environment in which people are comfortable to say ‘well done’, ‘thank you’ and ‘I need help’. We wish to create an environment where children and adults see politeness as the norm and are happy to open doors for each other, where attempting is celebrated as much as achieving.
Elm Road School wants everyone to have the experience of tasting success and to feel good about themselves as a member of both the school and the wider community. Our school is a place where children start on the road to achieve their dreams and where adults can smile and say that our children are well. At Elm Road School, ‘Every Child Matters’.
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Eyrescroft Primary School
Eyrescroft Primary School is a two form entry school and we are proud to be part of the Elliot Foundation Academy Trust; where children believe they can because teachers know they can”. This partnership enables our pupils, parents and staff to benefit from both established local and national links. We are a vibrant, multicultural school with strong ties to the community. Eyrescroft is situated in the heart of North Bretton in Peterborough.
We believe that the best interests of the children should be at the heart of every decision that we make in our school. Our aim is to always inspire our children, ensure they achieve their very best and celebrate their success. We strive to achieve this aim by having high expectations of all members of our school community, strong pastoral care and an aspirational focus on raising achievement.
Our school is a place where children are known and valued as individuals and where they can thrive academically and socially. Visitors to our school often comment on the welcoming atmosphere, friendly and caring staff and the politeness of our children. Our school staff are passionate about our children and we work very closely with parents and agencies. Everyone involved with our school has a clear vision and commitment to make our school a place to feel proud of and we welcome people who share this commitment.
We are committed to development and well being of the team and staff have access to a range of professional development and well being opportunities. We welcome and encourage visits to the school. To arrange a visit please contact the school office on 01733 262190 or email eyrescroftoffice@hefed.org.
Highlees Primary School
Highlees Primary School is a two form entry academy rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted in 2018. The school is situated in the heart of the Westwood and Ravensthorpe estate, Northwest of Peterborough city centre, which has great railway links. We are proud to be part of the Elliot Foundation Academy Trust; where children believe they can because teachers know they can” . This partnership enables our pupils, parents and staff to benefit from both established local and national links.
Our team of supported, dedicated staff are committed to ‘bringing out the best’ in all children. Governors and staff have a clear vision and are committed to making our Academy as successful as possible for the children and families we serve. The school has a large focus on developing confident, resilient individuals who have a love of learning. The staff work hard to deliver a curriculum built on meaningful and enriching learning opportunities that develops the ‘whole’ child. Our children have plenty of opportunities to participate in educational experiences in and out of school as well as a wide range of after school clubs. It boasts up-to-date modern facilities, large colourful classrooms and a superb outdoor space.
The school team pride themselves on being an active member within the community. Frequent communication and events with parents ensures children can reach their highest potential, as well as nurturing their natural abilities and talents. We are committed to the professional development and well being of all members of the team.
The school team pride themselves on being an active member within the community. Frequent communication and events with parents ensures children can reach their highest potential, as well as nurturing their natural abilities and talents. We are committed to the professional development and well being of all members of the team.
There is always something exciting happening at Highlees. If you are interested in becoming part of an amazing team, please telephone the office on 01733 264294 or email highleesoffice@hefed.org to arrange a visit to our school.
Millfield Primary School
Millfield is one of two primary schools in Littleport, Cambridgeshire. Currently there are 290 children on roll but, with increased housing, our school is expected to expand to 420. We are fortunate to have wonderful school grounds and a recent building expansion project has given us the capacity for our predicted numbers.
Millfield is a friendly and welcoming community school where what’s right for the children is at the heart of the curriculum and drives strategic decision making. We believe we provide a rich and exciting curriculum which sets learning within a meaningful context and is partly determined by the children’s interests. We place great value on extra-curricular activities and visits.
At Millfield, we believe in every child’s individuality and yet we celebrate the strength that comes in working together. We are always striving to improve outcomes for children and to this end value working with like minded professionals.
All members of Millfield Primary School staff are committed to our aim of providing the very best learning opportunities and education for the children in our care, enabling them to achieve well, both academically and socially, and to become responsible and valuable members of our community. We believe, through a nurturing ethos, children grow in confidence and curiosity and, with excellent teaching and learning opportunities, they will develop the social, emotional and academic skills to be successful not only here at Millfield, but as they move on to the next stage of their education and on into life.
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Millfield is a friendly and welcoming community school where what’s right for the children is at the heart of the curriculum and drives strategic decision making. We believe we provide a rich and exciting curriculum which sets learning within a meaningful context and is partly determined by the children’s interests. We place great value on extra-curricular activities and visits.
At Millfield, we believe in every child’s individuality and yet we celebrate the strength that comes in working together. We are always striving to improve outcomes for children and to this end value working with like minded professionals.
All members of Millfield Primary School staff are committed to our aim of providing the very best learning opportunities and education for the children in our care, enabling them to achieve well, both academically and socially, and to become responsible and valuable members of our community. We believe, through a nurturing ethos, children grow in confidence and curiosity and, with excellent teaching and learning opportunities, they will develop the social, emotional and academic skills to be successful not only here at Millfield, but as they move on to the next stage of their education and on into life.
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Nene Infant and Nursery School
**Federation of Nene and Ramnoth Schools**
Nene Infant and Little Owls Nursery provide a welcoming, nurturing and inclusive start for the youngest children in our federated schools. The Nursery and Reception classes are based at our Nene site situated in the heart of Wisbech, a Fenland town on the border of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. We are now an established 3 form entry multicultural school and our Year 1 and 2 classes are situated at the Ramnoth site, a few minutes walk from Nene. We are very proud to have been a part of The Elliot Foundation Academies Trust since 2013, with our mission statement being ‘I can, you can and together we can’. We work closely with the Trust to ensure that your child will achieve success, enjoy their education and become a confident, active learner.
Nene Infant and Little Owls Nursery provide a welcoming, nurturing and inclusive start for the youngest children in our federated schools. The Nursery and Reception classes are based at our Nene site situated in the heart of Wisbech, a Fenland town on the border of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. We are now an established 3 form entry multicultural school and our Year 1 and 2 classes are situated at the Ramnoth site, a few minutes walk from Nene. We are very proud to have been a part of The Elliot Foundation Academies Trust since 2013, with our mission statement being ‘I can, you can and together we can’. We work closely with the Trust to ensure that your child will achieve success, enjoy their education and become a confident, active learner.
All of the staff are committed to providing our children with a broad, balanced, stimulating and challenging education. Children are at the heart of our rich curriculum which provides learning opportunities that enable them to achieve well, both academically and socially as well rounded individuals. We believe, with excellent teaching and learning opportunities within a meaningful context, a happy ethos and enriching environment children can experience success and develop skills for their future lives. We place great value on extra-curricular activities and visits to help children develop their aspirations.
Our Little Owls Nursery is open for 48 weeks of the year for children aged 2 to 4. Children are exceedingly well looked after and the adults work hard to create a learning environment in which the children will thrive and develop learning skills. We value and nurture each individual and celebrate their successes as a community together and work closely with parents to ensure our children have the very best start in life.
Ramnoth Junior School
**Federation of Nene and Ramnoth Schools**
In 2013, Ramnoth Junior School converted to be part of The Elliot Foundation Academies Trust and federated with Nene Infant and Nursery School. Over time the school has grown to being a large 3 form entry multicultural school. We are now able to offer one school over the two sites within Wisbech, a traditional Fenland market town situated in the far north-east of Cambridgeshire, close to the Norfolk border.
In 2013, Ramnoth Junior School converted to be part of The Elliot Foundation Academies Trust and federated with Nene Infant and Nursery School. Over time the school has grown to being a large 3 form entry multicultural school. We are now able to offer one school over the two sites within Wisbech, a traditional Fenland market town situated in the far north-east of Cambridgeshire, close to the Norfolk border.
All of the staff are committed to being ambitious for our children, providing them with a broad, balanced, stimulating and challenging education. Children are at the heart of our rich curriculum which provides learning opportunities that enables them to achieve well, both academically and socially as well rounded individuals. We believe, with excellent teaching and learning opportunities within a meaningful context, a happy ethos and enriching environment children can experience success, be keen to learn and develop skills for their future lives. We place great value on extra-curricular activities and visits to help children develop their aspirations.
We believe all children should feel safe and secure, enjoy their education and become confident, active learners, with our mission statement being ‘I can, you can and together we can’. Our overall aim is that your child will leave us as a more caring, more knowledgeable, more thinking and more self-assured young person at every stage of their development, preparing them for their future lives.
Ramsey Junior School
Ramsey Junior School is a great school with welcoming staff, families and pupils. Our children show exemplary behaviour and love to learn! We are situated in a small Fenland town to the north of Cambridge and we are right on the border with the city of Peterborough. We currently have 224 children on roll from Year 3 to Year 6. We are a federated school and we work alongside Ramsey Spinning Infant School with a shared executive head.
Our aim is to promote high expectations for all pupils’ achievement. We are committed to providing a broad and relevant curriculum and we are always looking to improve. We promote an ethos of respect for all. Our motto is 'Aspire, Create, Achieve'. The children are supported by a team of hard working, talented staff who provide great teaching and a fun learning environment. The children are encouraged to aim high and the community atmosphere is central to our success. We enjoy a highly committed and conscientious staff who strive for excellence at all times.
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Our aim is to promote high expectations for all pupils’ achievement. We are committed to providing a broad and relevant curriculum and we are always looking to improve. We promote an ethos of respect for all. Our motto is 'Aspire, Create, Achieve'. The children are supported by a team of hard working, talented staff who provide great teaching and a fun learning environment. The children are encouraged to aim high and the community atmosphere is central to our success. We enjoy a highly committed and conscientious staff who strive for excellence at all times.
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Ramsey Spinning Infant School
Ramsey Spinning Infant School is simply a fun place to learn! It's situated in the Fenland town of Ramsey and we currently have 160 children on roll from Foundation Stage to Year 2. We are now a federated school and we work alongside Ramsey Community Junior School with a shared executive head.
Our aim is to promote high expectations for all pupils’ achievement. We are committed to providing a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum and we are always looking to improve. We promote an ethos of mutual respect. Our children have excellent learning behaviours and are keen to learn, therefore reflecting our motto, 'Learning for Life'. The children are supported by a team of hard working, talented staff who provide great teaching and a safe and secure learning environment. Students are provided with an education which fully meets their social and emotional needs. The children love their school and the staff love working here. Every child knows that their voice is important and that their views are valued and acted on.
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Our aim is to promote high expectations for all pupils’ achievement. We are committed to providing a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum and we are always looking to improve. We promote an ethos of mutual respect. Our children have excellent learning behaviours and are keen to learn, therefore reflecting our motto, 'Learning for Life'. The children are supported by a team of hard working, talented staff who provide great teaching and a safe and secure learning environment. Students are provided with an education which fully meets their social and emotional needs. The children love their school and the staff love working here. Every child knows that their voice is important and that their views are valued and acted on.
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Westwood Primary School
Westwood Primary School is a very large primary school in the town of March in Cambridgeshire. We have approximately 120 pupils in each year group and the school is split over two sites. At Westwood, we value a “can do” attitude which inspires and nurtures a love of learning for all. We aim to provide an environment which fosters independence and curiosity and develops perseverance and self-belief.
We recognise that we are all unique and the uniqueness should be valued and with this in mind we aim to provide a well of experiences and opportunities through personalising the learning for all to achieve. We know the value of a secure learning environment, and ensure that we build trusting relationships so all learners feel safe. We truly value the contribution that all stakeholders, pupils, parents, teachers, governors and the wider community make and our aim is that all involved in the school value education and learning as a life-long process.
Our motto, Learning and Growing Together, defines the journey that Westwood is on.
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We recognise that we are all unique and the uniqueness should be valued and with this in mind we aim to provide a well of experiences and opportunities through personalising the learning for all to achieve. We know the value of a secure learning environment, and ensure that we build trusting relationships so all learners feel safe. We truly value the contribution that all stakeholders, pupils, parents, teachers, governors and the wider community make and our aim is that all involved in the school value education and learning as a life-long process.
Our motto, Learning and Growing Together, defines the journey that Westwood is on.
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