ST. PETER'S
Church of England Primary School
QUEST Trust
Our family
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St. Peter’s C. of E. Primary School is a safe and trusting place where we learn, grow and thrive together.
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Resilience
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Welcome to
St. Peter's
C. of E. Primary School
St. Peter’s C. of E. Primary School is a safe and trusting place where we learn, grow and thrive together: striving for excellence in all things. We are a community working together to provide a loving, inspiring and inclusive school. By encouraging resilience, opportunity and respect we are supporting the navigation through the journey of life. Following the guidance of Jesus we aim to be the key to the future. “I will strengthen and help you” Isaiah 41:10
Our Core Values
Trust
Being trustworthy means being honest, reliable, and someone others can depend on.
Friendship
Friendship means caring for one another, including others, and being a supportive and loyal companion.
Resilience
Facing challenges with courage, staying positive, and keeping going even when things are tough.
Love
Showing care, compassion, and kindness through our actions and words every day.
Respectful
Respect means treating everyone with kindness and fairness, listening to others, and valuing differences.
Classes & Groups
Admissions
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Academic Information
This section contains key information to support pupils and families throughout the school year. Here you will find details on areas such as our curriculum, school uniform, term dates, and other essential guidance to help you stay informed and prepared.
St. Peter's at a Glance
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What our Community Says
“Our child is genuinely happy and excited to come to school. The staff are friendly and approachable, and our child feels safe and nurtured every day. Since joining, we’ve seen a real boost in confidence and a growing love of learning.”
“St Peter’s has high expectations and supports all children to succeed. Our child has made good progress both academically and socially, and has benefitted from a wide range of subjects and extra-curricular opportunities.”
“A caring and inclusive school with a strong ethos. Pupils talk about kindness, respect and good behaviour. The support for children with SEND is particularly praised, and there are many clubs that help children enjoy coming to school even more.”
National Storytelling Week – Day 6 Amy McMahon - Director of Talent and Educational Development, reading 'Matilda' -
National Storytelling Week – Day 6 Laura James - Director of Inclusion & Vulnerabilities, reading 'Boy Overboard' -
National Storytelling Week – Day 5 Fiona Brown - Head of Personal Development/Trust Phonics Lead & Reading Ambassador, reading 'George's Marvellous Medicine' -
National Storytelling Week – Day 5 Deb Finch - Trust Compliance Lead, reading 'The Enormous Turnip' -
Yesterday, Reception enjoyed their 'Stop, Drop and Read' in the morning as part of #NationalStorytellingWeek, some of the children ended up in some strange places! #HSP #StPetersHindley #ReadingAtStPeters
Yesterday, Reception enjoyed their 'Stop, Drop and Read' this morning as part of #NationalStorytellingWeek, some of the children ended up in some strange places! #HSP #StPetersHindley #ReadingAtStPeters
National Storytelling Week – Day 4 Kate Eastwood - Director of Early Years , reading 'The Pet Potato' -
National Storytelling Week – Day 3 Steph Maloney - Head of Business & Operations, reading 'The Sneetches' -
On Friday, St. Peter's boys team took on Tyldesley Primary and Sacred Heart in two more football fixtures. The boys played well against a very strong and clinical Tyldesley side, but were defeated by 10 goals to 4, with George, James, Ben and Cole scoring for St. Peter's The boys hit their groove in their second match, with some really slick passing football, and were able to dominate against Sacred Heart in a cracking 7-1 win, with goals from George (2), James (2) and a hat-trick from Leo securing the 3 points. Again, the boys represented the school with pride and sportsmanship, embodying resilience to come back from a frustrating defeat to win the second match. Well done boys! This Monday, St. Peter's took on Holy Family Primary School in a tightly contested match. Unfortunately the balance of luck was not in our favour and we were defeated 5-4, with goals from Jake, Leo and James (2). The lads have represented the school brilliantly over the past few weeks and finish the season having played some fantastic football, scored some great goals, and shown superb sportsmanship. Well done to all of our boys who represented the school. We look foward now to the Girls' league which begins after half term.
As part of #NationalStorytellingWeek Reception class enjoyed a lovely story during fruit time, read by the Trust's Director of Early Years, thanks Miss Eastwood! #StPetersHindley #HSP #ReadingAtStPetersHindley
This week, Reception's key CUSP text is Chicken Clicking by Jeanne Willis. We have been learning about the importance of E-Safety and enjoyed our farm themed provision enhancements, with a big focus on reading and writing digraphs in words! #StPetersHindley #HSP #LearningAtStPeters
National Storytelling Week – Day 2 Marc Doyle - CEO, reading Mr Messy messing about in the snow -
National Storytelling Week – Day 1 Tonianne Hewitt - Chief Operations & Finance Officer, reading 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' -
Last Monday, our boys' football team faced off against St Ambrose Barlow and Garrett Hall primary schools. The boys represented the school brilliantly, playing with passion, quality, and above all, excellent sportsmanship. In our first match, St. Peter's were able to emphatically defeat a good St. Ambrose Barlow side 9-4, with goals from Troy (2), Leo (2), Ben, James and a hat-trick from Cole. Unfortunately, the lads were defeated 7-4 by Garrett Hall in a closely contested match, with the scores at 3-3 until the last few minutes, when we were caught on the break trying to pull back after their fourth goal. Goals from Troy, Leo (2) and Cole kept us int he game until the end. There was some fantastic football played by the team, and they represented our school brilliantly, supporting each other and playing the game the right way. We look forward to our matches against Tyldesley Primary and Sacred Heart this evening. Well done lads! #TeamStPetersHindley #HSP #StPetersHindley
Year 6 have been a part of the democratic voting process in the Member of Youth Parliament Youth Elections. The children have watched the shortlisted candidates share their proposals and then made a decision on who they would like to represent them as the next Youth Member of Parliament. #HSP #StPetersHindley #YouthParliament