St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy

Welcome

It is a privilege to welcome you to St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy, a vibrant and ambitious academic community where Christ is at the centre of everything we do.   

Grounded in Gospel values, our ethos reflects the conviction that every child is unique, created in the image of God, and entitled to an education that honours their dignity. We operate on a fundamental principle: every pupil is known, heard, seen, and loved. This commitment shapes our approach to pastoral care, academic rigor, and character formation

Our unique position within the Scadbury Nature Reserve provides an exceptional setting for expansive learning. Through our integrated Forest School and outdoor enrichment curriculum, pupils engage directly with nature to develop environmental stewardship, critical thinking, and resilience alongside their academic studies.   

We maintain high expectations across all key stages, delivering a broad curriculum designed to foster intellectual curiosity, analytical skills, and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge. Beyond academic achievement, we cultivate thoughtful, articulate young people equipped to navigate the world with integrity and faith.   

We view education as a collaborative endeavor, placing great value on our partnership with parents, carers, and the wider parish community.   

While our website offers a glimpse into life at St Peter and St Paul Catholic Primary Academy, nothing replaces experiencing our school in person. I warmly invite you to book a visit, tour our unique grounds, and observe firsthand the academic purpose and vibrant community that define our school.

Miss M Ryan

Headteacher

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is an integral part of our life at St Peter and St Paul and is everyone’s responsibility. It is important for children to feel safe.  Our day-to-day practices, our curriculum and through the use of specialist organisations such as the NSPCC, help empower our children by teaching them how to recognise abuse, stay safe on and offline and to use their voices to speak out.  Children are encouraged to talk to a trusted adult if they are worried about anything. 

At times, we may need to share information, get advice or work in partnership with other agencies if we are concerned about a child’s welfare. We believe it is always better to be transparent with all parties at these times and work together to achieve the best outcomes.

There may be times when you need extra help and support. If this is the case, please come and talk to us. There are many ways in which we can help.