Our website aims to give you a flavour of our active and friendly school. It also provides information for both parents and pupils, which is regularly updated.
Moorlands Junior School provides for children aged 7 – 11. We are a two form entry school with nine classes in mainstream. We also have a Small Specialist Class for children with statements for Complex Learning and Social Communication Difficulties. Places in this class are allocated by the Local Authority.
We are extremely fortunate to have extensive school grounds and are especially proud to have recently installed three wonderful treehouses for our children to use to enhance playtime and improve the use of our outside areas in sport and outdoor learning.
Our children are happy, well-behaved learners and we are often praised for this by visitors to the school or during visits into the community.
During a recent OFSTED inspection it was noted that: “Pupils take great pride in their work, which is always neat and well presented. They arrive at school properly equipped and looking very smart in the correct uniform. Behaviour around school and at playtime and lunchtime is exemplary. Pupils move around the building calmly and purposefully. They show good awareness of other people around them, and take care to hold doors open for each other.”
As Headteacher, I am very proud of the achievements of all of our children and I feel privileged to work with an excellent staff team who work tirelessly to support pupils, both in class and through our wide range of musical, sport, technological and creative arts extra-curricular activities.
We highly value parental support and encourage communication between home and school, so that we work together in the best interest of our children.
The best possible way for you to appreciate what it is like to be part of Moorlands Junior School is to come and visit us. This will quickly confirm that our learning environment is positive, encouraging and an exciting place to be. Please contact our office if you would like to make an appointment for a tour of our school.
Miss A. M. Kelly
Headteacher
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5P have been experimenting with clay, next week we are creating Mayan inspired masks. #makingthemostofeveryopportunity
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We have been talking about how to build parent resilience and sharing how to access mental health support during our coffee afternoon đŞâď¸ #ParentMentalHealthDay #BuildFamilyResilience #supportandcare
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Year 6B: Hot seating in preparation for writing evacuee letters linked to our humanities topic-WWII
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Donât forget to join us in the hall tomorrow from 2:30pm.
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To mark Parent Mental Health Day this year, we would love for parents to join us on Friday 27th January for a coffee and a chat from 2:30pm in the hall.
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Itâs great to be part of such an important project! #beinspiredtolearnachieveandgrow #makethemostofeveryopportunity
Steph Ainsworth
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Had a fantastic time earlier this week at the launch meeting for our teacher resilience project. Such a privilege to have time exploring ideas with our project partners. Thank you! @NEUSuzanneB @NansiEllis @EdSupportUK @ESRC
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We have some exciting news from the final weekend of Cross Country - The boys have won the cross country league. A big shout out to everybody that has taken part over the last few weeks and all the parent helpers for their support. https://t.co/ne6pCgoaiF
Got a question about TikTok? On 31 Jan at 4.30pm, weâll be hosting an interactive, live talk on things parents and carers need to know about the platform including appropriate ages, settings and safety features. Sign up here: https://t.co/7XbJJJbv7w #digitalparenting https://t.co/lQC49AhNjN
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Children from Y5 and Y6 taking part in training and selection for the Manchester Schools Climbing Competition 2023 in March. The children climbed with determination and supported and encouraged each other throughout. #makethemostofeveryopportunity #supportandcare
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Thank you to the event organisers and support over the series. We have all had a fantastic time taking part.
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A chilly & frosty end to the @saleharriersmcr Cross Country race series today but very well done to all runners representing their schools. Congrats to the individual medalists and to Boys Teamđ @SportAtMJS and Girls Teamđ @BPSTrafford Massive thanks to all the club volunteers
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