Find Out What We Have To Offer
Why Us?
Moor Allerton Hall is an expanding school- changing from 2 to 3 form entry but still with a very personalised approach. We serve a very mixed community both ethnically and economically. We like to say Moor Allerton Hall represents the whole of Leeds.
We host the City’s provision for Deaf and Hearing-Impaired (DAHIT) children, which means we have a group of children, currently 12 across school, who need specialist support because of extensive hearing loss. Most of the time, these children are within mainstream classes with extra communication support. This means everyone gets the chance to learn some BSL! We also support very effectively a number of other children who have special educational needs. We recently gained Communication Friendly School status for our work in making school accessible. All these factors give us a wonderful opportunity for all children to learn about the key life skills of kindness, respect and equality.
We are a school known for good standards of teaching and positive challenge for all children. We were one of the first schools in Leeds to achieve ‘Good’ in the new Ofsted framework in September 2019, where our approach to developing a new curriculum was praised. We are also known for being friendly, fun and supportive. We have achieved silver status in the Leeds Carnegie Mental Health Award.
What Else Do We Offer?
Becoming part of a school family which represents the diversity of Leeds City.
Learning that all backgrounds, abilities and disabilities can be celebrated.
British Sign Language (BSL) training.
Learning is not just about facts but mindset and learning strategies, children take responsibility for their learning.
Rigorous learning approaches, based on research, which we share with parents and carers.
Parental involvement through stay and play, workshops and celebration events every term and the PTA.
Wider opportunities through residentials and after school activities.
Family service dinner times for reception children.
Good behaviour: we have happy settled children who are well looked after through the PSHCE curriculum, nurture, extra support, and the inclusive nature of school.
Park and stride facilities at St Edmunds church and the Moortown Children’s Centre.
Wrap around child care on site from 7.30am- 5.45pm, 5 days a week led by our own staff team.
A wide range of after school activities run by school staff and qualified coaches.
Activity Clubs
We offer a range of activity clubs that take place after school. We also have Mini mermaids (girls) and Young Tritons (boys) fitness, wellbeing and self-esteem groups (key stage 1&2). We also hold Moor Allerton Hall’s Got Talent in Spring Term!
Premier Coaches (options change every term)
Spring 1: KS1 Ultimate Frisbee, KS2 Gymnastics
Spring 2: KS1 Gymnastics, KS2 Archery
Summer 1: KS1 Trigolf, KS2 Tennis
Summer 2: KS1 Multi Skills, KS2 Dodgeball
Moor Allerton Hall Is A School Where:
Our Vision For All Children Is That They Have The Opportunity To:
