Pastoral Care, Personal Development and Enrichment

Personal Development, Enrichment and Pastoral Care

At Castle View Primary School, we are committed to developing the whole child through a rich programme of personal development, enrichment and pastoral support. Guided by our values of Aim, Believe, Care (ABC), we provide every pupil with meaningful opportunities to grow academically, socially and emotionally.

Castle View offers a fantastic and purposeful enrichment programme to engage our children in the wider community, build personal character and teach important life-skills. Enrichment activities are planned to develop our pupils’ skills needed for everyday life, their future learning and life beyond school.
We believe that enrichment can extend the range of educational experiences for our children, broaden their horizons by giving them the opportunity to try new things while also giving students the opportunity to find out more about their interests and passions.

Exciting visits take place for every class to help pupils become more engaged in their learning and retain knowledge. These also contribute to pupils’ personal development as they improve their ability to concentrate, make learning more meaningful and offer new experiences.
Throughout the school year, expert visitors from the local community and beyond are utilised to provide an opportunity to address current topics and provide a platform for the delivery of key messages.

The lasting impact of these high-quality visits and specialist visitors are invaluable as they develop pupils’ positive attitudes for learning, sustains interests and enhances pupils’ creative curiosity in the world and life around them.

Our extensive enrichment offer includes leadership opportunities, arts and culture, sport, outdoor learning, life skills, educational visits and community engagement, ensuring that every child experiences a broad and inspiring curriculum beyond the classroom. We work closely with a range of partners and carefully monitor participation so that all children, including those with additional needs, can access and benefit from these opportunities.

Alongside this, our comprehensive pastoral provision supports pupils' emotional wellbeing, behaviour, attendance and personal development through targeted interventions, specialist support, wellbeing programmes and strong relationships with families. We believe that children thrive when they feel safe, valued and supported, and our nurturing approach helps every child develop the confidence, resilience and aspirations needed for future success.

Together, our personal development, enrichment and pastoral programmes ensure that every Castle View child is empowered to achieve their potential, broaden their horizons and flourish both in school and beyond.

CASTLE VIEW PRIMARY
AND NURSERY SCHOOL

Meadway, Halton Brook, WA7 2DZ

Headteacher | Ms H Melarangi

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Deputy Headteacher | Mrs J Hidden

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SEN Coordinator | Miss L Mulholland

Attendance Officer | Miss A Sheady

Chair of Governors | Mrs J Gavin

Designated Governor for Safeguarding | Emma Garner

Designated Safeguarding Lead | Jennifer Hidden

School Office Administrator | Mrs E Golding

School Bursar | Mrs S Hudson