Contact Details 

SEND lead: Mrs Ashton 

Email: leanne.ashton@millbrook.tameisde.sch.uk 

If you would like a paper copy of the information on our school website, please speak to the school office who will provide this free of charge. 

Ethos and Values

The Millbrook Way... means that everything we do is driven by our school values:

Striving for Excellence Caring for All

Our aim is:-

To create a holistic learning experience

We are a strong, caring community with a warm and friendly atmosphere.  It is our belief that children thrive in an environment where there are clear routines and where they are encouraged and cared for – which is what we endeavour to provide everyday. 

Everything we do at Millbrook Primary & Nursery School is designed so that our pupils develop as learners, individuals and citizens in an ever changing world.  Millbrook pupils are caring and can work together. They are also able to think critically, creatively and manage risk. This powerful combination emanates in excellent results and happy pupils.

We have an outstanding, dedicated team who are very caring and committed to providing the very best education for our children, and we have developed a broad, balanced and creative curriculum.

As a school, we believe in fostering strong and meaningful co-operation between home and school – partnership is a key factor to ensuring success in school. If at any time you have concerns or queries, please do not hesitate to contact the school or make an appointment to see me. I look forward to welcoming you to our school.

Elizabeth Turner

Headteacher

The Millbrook Way... Our Vision

• Clear routines and praise which help everyone at Millbrook feel a strong sense of belongingand drive the excellent behaviour at the School.

• A challenging and varied curriculum where each child loves learning

• Millbrook House System where children collaborate in mixed age teams to do their best for themselves and their school!

• A wide range of opportunities for pupils to enrich the curriculum through educational visits or visitors as well as clubs and experiences which develop their social, moral, spiritual and cultural understanding

• Philosophy for Children to help pupils ask questions, think critically for themselves and learn about the wider world.

• Forest Schools, Gardening and Outdoor Learning which encourages positive risk taking andcreativity that helps pupils progress in all subjects and on a personal level.

• A thorough approach to the Arts and Sport where pupils try a wide range of team and individual activities – boosting confidence and competition.

• Strong links with our community as well as pastoral care for pupils and carers to support emotional well-being, confidence and optimism.

The Millbrook Promise:

• That all pupils will receive high quality and innovative teaching that supports and challenges them to achieve their best.

• That parents and carers feel part of the school, are supported and know how to support their children.

• That pupils leave our school equipped to be effective in which ever path they take in their work, education and relationships. 

Admission Arrangements

Applying for School

The application process is now all online and you must ensure that you apply on the Tameside Council website at www.tameside.gov.uk/schools/admissions .

 

Tameside Council will allocate school places according to their School Admissions Policy. This can be viewed on the Tameside Council website www.tameside.gov.uk/schools/admissions.

 

Applying for Nursery 

To apply for a place at Nursery, please call into school to complete an application form or download and print off a form from the link below and return it to the school. You must call into the school to show us your child's birth certificate. We follow Tameside's admission policy which can be viewed on the Tameside website.

Details of applications for 2018 can be found on the following page:

Key stage 2 Results at Millbrook Primary School for 2019

Curriculum

Information about the subjects we teach can be found in our Curriculum section and on our class pages.

If you have any questions regarding the curriculum we teach, please contact the school directly.

Behaviour Policy 

Complaints Policy 

Pupil Premium Grant

The Pupil Premium Grant is intended for pupils from familes on a low income to enable them to achieve at the same rate as their peers and reach their full potential.

The document below outlines the interventions available to pupils in receipt of the Pupil Premium Grant. The Pupil Premium Grant is also used to enable a wide range of curriculum enrichment activities and extra curriculum clubs. 

It is important to note that at Millbrook we are also acutely aware of our moral obligation to all pupils, their happiness and their attainment. Therefore, an average of 10% of pupils who participate in these interventions are not in receipt of the pupil premium grant but are selected through our detailed knowledge of our pupils’ needs and outstanding teacher assessment.

Sport Premium Documents 

Safeguarding information 

This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of all children, and expects our staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

In relation to children and young people, safeguarding and promoting their welfare is defined in 'Working together to safeguard children' as:

• protecting children from maltreatment
• preventing impairment of children's health or development
• ensuring that children are growing up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care
• taking action to enable all children to have the best outcomes.

The people responsible for all safeguarding issues within the school is Miss Turner, Mrs Ashton and Miss Connelly.

Our Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy is set out below.

You can find out more information on the safeguarding page. 

Special Educational Needs (SEND) and disability information 

SEND Policies

SEND Policy 2020

Accessibility Plan

SEND Information Report

The SEND Information report can be viewed here.

SENCO

The SENCO is Mrs Leanne Ashton .

Contact details:

Tel. 01457 834314

email: leanne.ashton@millbrook.tameside,sch.uk

Equality Objectives Statement

Click here to view our Equality Objectives Statement

Governor Information

INSTRUMENT OF GOVERNMENT

MILLBROOK PRIMARY SCHOOL

1.         The name of the school is Millbrook Primary School.

2.         The school is a Community school.

3.         The name of the governing body is “The governing body of Millbrook Primary School”.

4.         The governing body shall consist of:

• The Headteacher;

• 4 Parent governors;

• 1 Authority governor;

• 1 Staff governor;

• ​5 Co-opted governors.

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5.         The total number of governors will be 12.

6.         This instrument comes into effect on 1^st April 2014.

7.         This instrument was made by order of Tameside Local Authority on 3rd April 2014.

8.         A copy of the instrument must be supplied to every member of the governing body (and the headteacher if not a governor).

Governor Terms of Office & Roles  2019-20

Governors leaving during 2018-19

Governor Attendance 2019-20

Declarations of pecuniary and personal interest

Information about our governing body can be found in our Governors Information section.

Charging & Remissions Policy

Data Protection

Parent View

Click on the link below to log your views of our school!

Financial Transparency in Schools

Millbrook Primary & Nursery School Salaries over £100K

Nil Return

Millbrook Primary & Nursery School Income & Expenditure

Please refer to the School Financial Benchmarking website at the following link:

https://schools-financial-benchmarking.service.gov.uk/