Low Ash Primary School

On behalf of the children, staff and governors, it is a pleasure to be able to welcome you to Low Ash Primary School – a caring, exciting and enjoyable place to learn and proud to be at the heart of the community. We hope that our website gives you a ‘feel’ of the exciting, vibrant learning environment that Low Ash strives to be.

We firmly believe that education is a partnership with parents and carers and, when your child comes into Low Ash with a wealth of knowledge, we aim to build on this to develop the skills for lifelong learning. Children learn most effectively when home and school work together, so when your child joins Low Ash, our job begins with your support.

We are fortunate to have a team of highly dedicated staff and governors who work closely together to build a positive learning environment for all, ensuring that each of our children leaves us at the end of Year 6 as a passionate and resilient learner, who is excited for the challenge that lies ahead of them. By putting each child at the centre of learning, all children can excel and enjoy all aspects of school life at Low Ash, no matter what their abilities or backgrounds are, and be well equipped for the next stage in their education. Central to our curriculum is the development of social, moral, spiritual and cultural understanding in order that our pupils become confident, caring and respectful citizens, leaving Low Ash better people: ready and well-placed to contribute to the world. A rich programme of extra-curricular and enrichment activities provide further opportunities to increase the self-confidence and develop the skills of every learner.

Everyone can succeed at Low Ash Primary School. Simply, we want our children to be the best that they can be.

Should you wish to visit school, then please do not hesitate to contact us on 01274 582927, or email office@lowash.bradford.sch.uk

Please also visit our Facebook page where you can see some of the activities we have been taking part in recently.  (1) Facebook

Mrs Beth Medhurst – Headteacher