A Warm Welcome…
It is a real privilege to welcome you to Appleton Primary School.
At Appleton, we are proud to be a warm, inclusive and ambitious school where every child is known, valued and encouraged to achieve their very best. Our vision, Together we ASPIRE to Learn for Life, reflects our commitment to ensuring that our children not only achieve academically, but develop the confidence, character and skills they need to thrive now and in the future.
Our ASPIRE values sit at the heart of school life, and through The Appleton Way, we encourage everyone in our school community to be Ready, Respectful and Responsible. Together, these provide the foundations for a positive culture where children feel safe, happy and excited to learn.
Strong relationships with our families and wider community are incredibly important to us, and I look forward to working together as we continue to build an Appleton we can all be proud of.
Thank you for visiting our website and for taking an interest in our wonderful school.
Faye Rihane
Head of School
Togther we ASPIRE to learn for life.


Our Trust includes primary, secondary and an alternative provision school working together to provide the best learning opportunities for the pupils within our network of schools.
Each school serves its own community and has its own unique identity. Together we benefit from working in partnership, share good practice and have a joint central service support team.







Following our ASPIRE afternoon, one of our lovely pupils decided to transform his designs into digital versions. We love his creativity and think the posters look fantastic! ...
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🌟 ASPIRE Friday! 🌟
We’ve loved celebrating pupils who have been living our ASPIRE values this week. From showing respect and finding their voice to sharing creative ideas and trying something new, each child has helped bring our vision to life: Together we ASPIRE to learn for life.
Well done to everyone recognised with an ASPIRE certificate- we’re so proud of you! 👏💙
#TogetherweASPIREtolearnforlife ...
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In Science this week, Class JS used their seeking and pioneering skills to find out whether yeast was a living organism. We added yeast and sugar to warm water and then observed. We observed bubbles in the water and then the balloons inflating which proved carbon dioxide was present. This showed us yeast is a living organism because the carbon dioxide is evidence of respiration. ...
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Class CM went on a Science walk. During the walk, pupils identified living things found in their local area as part of their learning on classification. This activity will support their next lesson, where they will use a classification key to sort and group the minibeasts they discovered. ...
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