“schools in Salford”

Lancaster Rd, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 8LU

Lancaster Road School address Primary Type of school Salford Community School category Lancashire M6 8LU 3 to 7 Age range of pupils 0161 788 8099 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 788 8099 Fax number 285 Number on roll Mrs C Allcock Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs A Taylor Headteacher 8 November 1999 Date of previous inspection

Lancaster Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 8LU

Lancaster Road School address Primary Type of school Salford Community School category Lancashire M6 8LU 7 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 7891070 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 7878932 Fax number 342 Number on roll Mrs Jackie Flynn Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs L Howard Headteacher 29 November 2002 Date of previous inspection

St. Lukes C of E Primary School, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 5JH

Eccles New Road School address Primary Type of school Salford Voluntary controlled School category Lancashire M5 5NX 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 736 3455 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 921 1804 Fax number 152 Number on roll Rev Archer Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs K Partridge Headteacher 1 November 1999 Date of previous inspection

Swinton Park Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 7WR

Swinton Park Road School address Primary Type of school Salford Voluntary aided School category Lancashire M6 7WR 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 736 6874 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 921 1995 Fax number 318 Number on roll Fr John Williams Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mr Paul Jameson Headteacher 8 November 1999 Date of previous inspection

Legh Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M7 4RT

Legh Road School address Primary Type of school Salford Voluntary aided School category Manchester M7 4RT 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 792 7773 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 792 7768 Fax number 344 Number on roll Mr S Pine Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Rabbi D Kerbel Headteacher 17 January 2000 Date of previous inspection

Concord Place, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 6SJ

Concord Place School address Primary Type of school Salford Voluntary controlled School category Lancashire M6 6SU 3 to 11 Age range of pupils 0161 737 6688 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 745 7937 Fax number 170 Number on roll Mr L Craven Chair of governors The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Tyers Headteacher 13 September 1999 Date of previous inspection

Concord Place, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 6SJ

Inspection of St George's CofE Primary School, Salford, M6 6SU

The school’s leaders agree with us that further improvements are needed, so that you can all achieve as well as possible. These are some things I have asked them to do next, because I think they will help your school to carry on improving.

The Green, Swinton, M27 8QL

Belvedere Road School address Pupil referral unit Type of school Salford Pupil referral unit School category Lancashire M6 5EJ 11 °14 Age range of pupils 0161 7780920 Telephone number Mixed Gender of pupils 0161 7376736 Fax number 32 Number on roll (school) Cllr J Murphy Chair The governing body Appropriate authority Mrs Debbie Horlock Headteacher Not previously inspected Date of previous school inspection

Swinton, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M27 6JU · Part of The Co-Operative Academies Trust

Inspection of The Swinton High School, Salford – M27 6JU

■ make the school’s self-evaluation sharper by using all the information that there is available on school performance to set challenging targets for further improvement.

Douglas Green, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 6ET

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

Inspection of St Sebastian's Roman Catholic Primary School, Salford M6 6ET I visited your school recently to find out how well you are learning. Thank you for making me welcome and being helpful when I talked to you. I was lucky to have the opportunity to speak to some of you at greater length. I was pleased to listen to your varied reasons for enjoying things in school. I was impressed to hear of your success in football and netball competitions. I was a bit less impressed when some told me of their eating habits! Your school gives you a good education. You have good opportunities to develop your skills and talents. All this helps you to become more confident and develop well both personally and socially. I agree with you that the staff look after you well. They know each of you as individuals and work hard to ensure you all get along well with each other. You play your part in this by mixing well and showing respect for each other. Your teachers ensure that you learn many

Holdsworth Street, Swinton, Greater Manchester, M27 0LN

Inspection of Moorside Primary School, Salford, M27 0LN

Adults in your school care for you very well. You make satisfactory progress in your learning as the result of satisfactory teaching. Your progress is improving as the result of improvements made to teaching and to how teachers mark your work, especially in writing.

Swinton Park Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 7WR

Inspection of St Luke's RC Primary School, Salford, M6 7WR

To help your school to improve even more, I have asked your headteacher and the governing body to:  help you to learn quickly and do your very best in lessons  find ways to make the curriculum even more exciting and interesting  make sure the school’s governors and others have an overview of how well you are all doing.

Cutnook Lane, Salford, Greater Manchester, M44 6GX

Inspection of St Joseph the Worker RC Primary School, Salford, M44 6GX

We always leave schools with suggestions as to how they can improve. We have asked the staff to keep on finding ways to help you to improve your writing so that your attainment rises even further. We also think that more could be done to help you to understand how people in other communities live, both at home and abroad. We have also asked teachers in the Early Years Foundation Stage to plan more opportunities for Reception children to learn outside.

Ordsall, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 3JP

Inspection of St Joseph's RC Primary School, Salford, M5 3JP

To help your school to improve further, I have asked your headteacher and the governing body to ensure that you are always given work that closely matches your ability and helps more of you reach the higher levels in all subjects. They will also make sure that all the leaders in the school are involved in checking that teaching, and the work in your books, is as good as it should be. Finally, they will use the information from your assessments to check very carefully that you are doing as well as you can.

2 Greenland Street, Salford, Lancashire, M6 5TJ

Inspection of Willow Tree Primary School, Salford, M6 5TJ

We have asked your school to do a few important things to improve. Some aspects are not quite as good as the others: mathematics and boys’ writing. These need to be improved to increase the number of you reaching Level 5. Also whilst we know you do many exciting things such as visiting the Lowry Centre, we feel that more needs to be done to plan your curriculum with more detail. This would widen your understanding of people from different cultures and backgrounds. You reported that you would like a suggestion box so that your ideas can be given - we have asked that your voice is given more value.

Swinton Park Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 7WR

Inspection of St Luke's RC Primary School, Salford, M6 7WR

You go to a good school. You make good progress throughout the school and you reach average attainment by the end of Year 6 because of good teaching. We looked at your books and found that you work hard, take pride in your work and present your work neatly. The teachers mark your work carefully and help you understand how to improve. Your headteacher and the other staff have helped the school improve since the last inspection. They understand what the school is doing well and what can be made even better.

Lancaster Road, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 8LU

Inspection of Light Oaks Junior School, Salford, M6 8LU

Light Oaks is a good school with good leaders and managers who take good care of you all and make sure you are safe. Your parents and carers are very pleased with the school. You are taught well, make good progress and reach standards above those expected for your age. It was very interesting to see you busily discussing your learning with different partners in your lessons. The curriculum provides lots of different experiences, for example, learning Spanish and playing musical instruments and visits out of school. We know you enjoy the clubs, such as the gardening and maths clubs, and the many sports activities.

Liverpool Street, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 4BJ

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

Inspection of Lark Hill Community Primary School, Salford, M5 4BJ As you know, I visited your school recently together with another inspector so that we could find out how well you are doing. I would like to thank you for making us feel so welcome and for sharing your views with us. I would also like to share our main findings with you. You attend a good school, which has improved a great deal over the past year. I could tell from your work that standards have risen recently, especially in science, so well done! You make good progress during your time at Lark Hill. I was impressed with your behaviour and really pleased to hear that you enjoy coming to school. You are friendly and kind to each other, and I was fascinated to see some of you preparing presentations in different languages on the computers! What a great variety you had Ä Spanish, French, Turkish, Czech, Somalian Ä and it was wonderful to hear you reading out your presentations. You told us that the teachers really

Concord Place, Salford, Greater Manchester, M6 6SJ

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

Inspection of St George's Church of England Primary School, Salford, M6 6SU Thank you for welcoming us to your school and being so polite and friendly. We enjoyed talking to you and hearing all of the things you like about your school. Your school gives you a satisfactory education. We were particularly impressed by your good behaviour and your keenness to do well in lessons. You show good awareness of the needs of others through your charity work and the way in which pupils new to the school are welcomed by you all. We found that your lessons are at least satisfactory. The staff work hard to help you enjoy your education by developing a good range of visits and extra activities in sport. We found that while children in the Nursery and Reception classes make good progress, those of you in Years 1 to 6 make satisfactory progress. However, because teaching is improving, the standard of your work is improving, particularly in English.

Ordsall, Salford, Greater Manchester, M5 3JP

Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection

Inspection of St Joseph's RC Primary School, Salford, M5 3JP Thank you for welcoming me to your school and being so polite and friendly. I enjoyed my visit and I want to share with you what I thought about your school. From our discussions, I know that you are proud of the school and consider it is a great place to be. Well, I agree. Your school is an outstanding school because the leadership and management of the headteacher and other staff are exceptionally good. As a result, you make excellent progress in your learning and reach nationally expected standards. Your personal development is outstanding because you enjoy school and all get on so well together. Your behaviour is superb and this helps your learning, so keep it up. You are cared for extremely well by staff and this helps you feel safe at school. You have many opportunities to take part in activities that will keep you healthy. Your very positive attitudes to learning assist your