Allerton Church of England Primary is a hard working, creative and friendly school with incredibly supportive parents.  Helen Stott, our  Headteacher has been here since we opened in 2007, so this community really matters to herand to the staff here. We refer to it as ACE, for short, which thankfully it really is.

Allerton CE Primary is a Church of England Voluntary Controlled school. We welcome children from all faiths and backgrounds and those of none. We have a vibrant, dynamic and diverse school community, with representatives from many cultures and approx 40 languages spoken. This leads to a rich, colourful and exciting community.

Our extensive school grounds enable us to plan many opportunities for learning, which have been enhanced by Forest School training, apple press and on-site composter. We love to garden, grow things, create outdoor sculptures and use our natural environment as well as our fort, fire pit, ampitheatre, pizza oven, Multi-Use Games Area, orchard and more.

We aim to keep our premises up to date, with our own purpose built Arts space, Café and Nurture space.

Summer 2022 saw our beautiful sensory room, The Hive,  installed on the site. Looking rather like a fairy tale building outside, which has been further enhanced with a sensory garden surrounding the wooden building. 

We have invested heavily in our Early Years, with our impressive purpose built outdoor area. 

Inspired by a childhood love of the world of Narnia; 2022 saw the opening of our truly inspirational Library, which is a real wow. 

We are passionate about learning and aim for every child to have a happy and active primary education in an environment that is caring and supportive. We provide a stimulating and structured environment in which all children are encouraged to reach their full potential. We treat all our pupils individually, developing their sense of worth and confidence and encourage unique talents to flourish in every child.

We want our children to really love learning. We want our children to be passionate about what they do.  If this sounds like something you can contribute to then we really want to hear from you!