Primary (age 4-11)
Starting school is a big step for both children and parents - it is a time of change, choices and decisions.
It is also the beginning of a partnership, with both you and the school sharing responsibility for your child's education.
The city's record in both nursery and primary schools is one of continuous improvement over recent years, as we strive to raise the aspirations and achievements of all our pupils. By working together we aim to raise standards
Everyone wants your child to enjoy learning and get the most out of their education in Salford. As a result there are many services which will ease your child’s transition to school.
These pages explain Salford's policies and information on nursery and primary aged pupils, for example:
details about the curriculum for 3-11 year olds
a list of all nursery and primary schools and contact details
children who have special needs
your duty as a parent or carer
support for traveller children and child whose first language is not English
out of school care and activities
consumer education for school children and teachers
If you have any queries then do not hesitate to contact the Admissions and Exclusions team on 0161-778 0415 or 0161-778 0467.
This page was last updated on 30 August 2007
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