Coldfall Primary School Competitors

Our commitment to developing young people into independent, caring, and high-achieving citizens is unwavering, and we are proud to be a beacon of excellence in one of the world's most exciting and diverse local communities. It is our pupils themselves who really make our school a pleasure to work in and they are always our strongest ambassadors. At Park View, we believe that only the highest quality teaching, matched with a broad, balanced and exciting curriculum, will ensure that young people achieve the success they deserve. We welcome visitors and if you believe you are suited to working with us, please get in touch. To drive this ethos, our curriculum is built around our 8 Park View Pillars and these Pillars underpin everything that we do as a school. They guide our work as a community to ensure that all pupils, regardless of starting point, will experience success. We have designed an ambitious, cohesive and coherent curriculum that thinks carefully about what knowledge we want our pupils to learn and crucially remember. We value skills that will not only allow our pupils to excel academically but will also help them to navigate their lives. We are passionate about our pupils achieving the best possible outcomes but also foster a lifelong love of learning. We pride ourselves on our inclusivity and cultural diversity and have worked hard to ensure that this is fully embedded in our work. Our enrichment offer is vast and a core entitlement for all pupils. We are a welcoming school, where colleagues are valued and supported. We are looking for the very best people to work with us and we pride ourselves in providing every staff member with an environment in which they can flourish. In 2017, Ofsted recognised our great work once again, re-confirming our ‘good’ grading for a second time. We were highly praised for our positive learning environment that enables our pupils to develop and consolidate their skills and knowledge in a caring and enriching setting.

Our school is part of the Broadwaters Inclusive Learning Community which means that we share our values, vision, ethos and aspirations with the Willow Primary School, Broadwaters Children’s Centre and the Broadwaters Extended School Service. What’s more, we share a groundbreaking state of the art building. Our inclusive approach means that pupils live together in an aspirational learning environment where every need is met. Our pupils are aged 4 – 11 and have a range of needs such as Autism severe and complex learning difficulties as well as associated physical, medical, and emotional needs. This means that they need a safe, specialist environment to help them learn and reach their potential. Laughter, excitement and enthusiasm are evident in all aspects of our school life. Our emphasis on communication, creativity, physical and personal development means that our pupils develop into self-confident learners who are rightly proud of themselves and their achievements. Our highly trained staff, working closely with specialist practitioners are constantly striving to give our pupils the very best experience at school. We aim to enable our pupils to move confidently onto the next stage of their lives.

We provide a caring, sustainable, secure and happy environment where all our children and staff can flourish, by supporting each other's emotional and physical health and well-being, and by having high expectations of behaviour for all.