St. Michael's Primary School Flixton
LA Maintained Primary School 218 Capacity
The school serves our local community by providing high quality education for boys and girls aged 3 to 11 years. At St. Michael's we will give all children the opportunity to fulfil their potential within an environment where each individual is valued.
St. Michael's received an outstanding Ofsted Report in March 2007, The school also received outstanding National Society of Anglican Schools Reports in both its 2013 and 2007 inspections.
Music and sport are strong features at St. Michael's and we encourage the children to take part in a wide range of activities. The school has an excellent reputation for being open and friendly and families are an integral part of our school community.
Local Offer
You can read our SEN Information Report on te SEND and Inclusion area of our website to find out about the support we offer to children with Special Educational Needs (SEN)or who are disabled.
We have also produced an Access Audit. For more information please see our SEND Local Offer section on the school's website.
Our schools latest Ofsted report can be found here.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Mrs. A. Drayton
- Contact Position
- Headteacher
- Telephone
- 0161 748 3669 0161 748 3669
- Website
- St Michaels School Website
- Scan to visit this website
Where to go
- Address
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The Grove
Manchester
LANCASHIRE - Postcode
- M41 6JB
- View M41 6JB on a map
Who is it for?
- Ages
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- 4 to 11 years
Accessibility
- Details
ST MICHAELS CE PRIMARY SCHOOL, FLIXTON
Accessibility Plan
Overview
Under the provisions of the Equality Act 2010 this school recognises the need to provide adequate resources for implementing an accessibility plan and we will ensure that the plan reflects our Disability, SEND and Equality Policies. In line with those policies we will take the necessary steps to ensure that every young person, their families and also employees are given equality of opportunity to develop socially, work, participate and learn and to enjoy community life.
Objectives
- Increase the extent to which SEND pupils can participate in the curriculum
- Improve the physical environment of school to enable SEN and disabled pupils to take better advantage of education, benefits, facilities and services provided
- Improve the availability of accessible information to SEN and disabled pupils
Action
Personnel
Timescale
Resources
Success Criteria
Monitoring and Evaluation
Improve the physical environment for disabled children by installing closo- mat toilet, and improving accessibility.
Last year 2017 the school field access and Y2 classroom were adapted.
Headteacher
Spring 2 2018
10% DVCAP
LA support
More independence to go to the toilet.
Ensure projection of song words in hall have a coloured background.
Ensure children with dyslexia have coloured paper or overlays available. All school paper is cream – recycled company used Autumn 2018
Cursive handwriting taught across school.
Staff
Ongoing
None
Dyslexic children who benefit from coloured backgrounds are able to better access group singing.
Staff are to fill out transition forms annually to indicate successful inclusion strategies for SEN or personalised learning needs to ensure there is a consistent approach to learning from year to year.
Staff also fill out SEN passports to ensure the child has a continuous record across school.
Staff
Ongoing
None
Ensure the capacity in the school hall is in line with fire regulations to ensure the safety of all stakeholders
Head teacher
Caretaker
Ongoing – key events
Risk assessment
The hall is safe for all member of the school.
The hall is approx. 168m². Using fire regulation guidance, 150m²/0.45 = 373 people in the hall at one time. We have 213 pupils not including nursery + 7 staff so we would be looking at a maximum of 153 extra people for a seated event.
Equal opportunities St Michael’s School prides itself in providing equal opportunities for all members of its family regardless of disability, religion, sexual orientation, culture, gender, ethnic origin, colour or age. All pupils have access to the curriculum, and the right to a learning environment, which dispels ignorance, prejudice or stereotyping.
This policy was adopted by: St Michaels C.E. Primary School.
Date: March 2018 – reviewed Nov 2018 by Curriculum committee
To be reviewed: January 2021
Signed: A J Drayton
Costs
- Details
- FREE
Availability
- Referral Required?
- No
- Referral Details
To apply for a place at this school, please see School Admissions
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