Milverton Primary School is part of the North Leamington Cluster of Schools. The cluster consists of 9 primary schools and 2 secondary schools. In working together as part of a professional learning community the schools are trying to achieve the following aims:
To identify and share expertise, strengths and resources across cluster schools to improve provision and develop learning opportunities for learners.
To promote collaboration and develop new relationships for staff and learners across the schools through innovative projects.
To provide effective professional development opportunities for all staff to support personal, school and cluster development.
To ensure effective communication of local information to parents and provide opportunities for family and adult learning and parenting support.
To develop cluster approaches to school business management and outsourcing of supplies and services.
Please click here to download a copy of the presentation that Mr Wilde gave to parents during the Summer Term 2011.
Our children and staff are involved in an increasing number of collaborative projects involving different schools in the cluster - To read about a recent example of a collaborative project click here. In the Autumn Term 2013 primary schools in the cluster started 'blinking' together! Click here to find out more.
The schools work together to ensure that as a cluster we are providing a range of services and activities, often beyond the school day, to help meet the needs of children, their families and the wider community.
To identify and share expertise, strengths and resources across cluster schools to improve provision and develop learning opportunities for learners.
To promote collaboration and develop new relationships for staff and learners across the schools through innovative projects.
To provide effective professional development opportunities for all staff to support personal, school and cluster development.
To ensure effective communication of local information to parents and provide opportunities for family and adult learning and parenting support.
To develop cluster approaches to school business management and outsourcing of supplies and services.
Please click here to download a copy of the presentation that Mr Wilde gave to parents during the Summer Term 2011.
Our children and staff are involved in an increasing number of collaborative projects involving different schools in the cluster - To read about a recent example of a collaborative project click here. In the Autumn Term 2013 primary schools in the cluster started 'blinking' together! Click here to find out more.
The schools work together to ensure that as a cluster we are providing a range of services and activities, often beyond the school day, to help meet the needs of children, their families and the wider community.
