Cheshire’s school of the year – and it’s in Frodsham!

FRODSHAM Manor House has been named Cheshire Primary School of the year.
Head teacher Ian Devereux-Roberts said:  “To receive the award of Cheshire Primary School of the Year was truly humbling.
“It is however a testament to everyone who is associated with our school,  from the dedicated staff, to the wonderful children, to the support of the parental and wider community, we dearly love our school.
“This award celebrates the wealth and breadth of our curriculum on offer here and we are very proud  that we promote academic standards but also important enrichment opportunities which encourage our pupils to grow into super individuals.”
Manor House had to submit a 1,500-word application to the organisers of the competition.
It discussed the opportunities which the school offers beyond the national curriculum. Including community links, Religious Education and global learning support for other schools, our international links, school productions, residentials, forest schools, the Ghanaian fundraising and visits, links with Claire House, Healthy Schools, range of extra curricular clubs, performing in regional musical events., invites to present at national conferences and work with organisations including Stonewall.
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