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Come along to our open mornings – 14th November 2024 10am – 12pm at Summerbridge and 15th November 2024 10am – 12pm at Darley!
On behalf of the staff, pupils and local community may I wish you a warm welcome to Darley and Summerbridge Primary School Federation, part of Yorkshire Collaborative Academy Trust.
This website will give you a flavour of our federation and the wonderful learning opportunities that take place; we are committed to providing a high standard of education to enable all our children to achieve their potential within the stunning local area of Nidderdale. We are proud of our small schools and what we have to offer and are members of the National Association of Small Schools.
We provide a creative and stimulating curriculum where our children are inspired to learn and to develop a love of life-long learning. Children are provided with opportunities to develop their skills in all areas to enrich their whole learning experience.
Our federation provides secure and safe learning environments where everyone is valued. Our priorities are simple yet effective: ‘Keep me safe, make me happy, help me learn’ are values that all stakeholders promote. As such, all children and adults are supported and encouraged to grow in confidence to achieve their true potential.
For general enquiries about either school please contact Mrs Sharon Langton on 01423 780234 (Darley) or Mrs Sarah Verity on 01423 780446 (Summerbridge).
I wish you a long and happy relationship with our federation.
Nick Coates
Executive Headteacher
Yorkshire Collaborative Academy Trust YCAT) is a multi-academy trust specialising in Primary Education
“Working and learning together to improve children’s lives”
Authentic collaboration is central to our ethos. Everyone in our Trust is part of a dynamic, self-improving learning community that nurtures, supports and challenges children and adults to become confident, life-long learners who achieve their full potential.
YCAT schools are encouraged to retain their unique characteristics and use their autonomy to further develop their values and ethos so they continue to maintain strong links with their local community.
Click on the YCAT logo to find out more.
Yorkshire Collaborative Academy Trust (YCAT)
Bilton Primary School,
Bilton Lane, Harrogate
North Yorkshire, HG1 3BA
01423 709 600
info@ycatschools.co.uk
Read More About Darley
Our school’s ethos has developed and evolved historically over time and is based upon the simple yet effective beliefs that are: “Keep me safe, make me happy, help me learn”.
We work hard to ensure that our school is a safe (see KCSIE 2024 document) and inclusive place to work and learn and all children and adults within the school are encouraged to be the best that they can be.
This website will give you a flavour of school life and the wonderful learning opportunities that take place; we are committed to providing a high standard of education to enable all our children to achieve their potential within a stunning location. We are determined to provide a creative and stimulating curriculum where our children are inspired to learn and to develop a love of life-long learning. We provide opportunities for our children to develop their skills in all areas to enrich their whole learning experience.
Our School is a full strategic member of YCAT, the Harrogate and Rural Teaching School Alliance as well as having very close links with the Nidderdale schools who all work collaboratively to improve outcomes for children.
As a school we believe in developing a self-improving, self-sustaining school system to ensure that all our stakeholders realise their potential.
Our school is part of a federation with Summerbridge Primary School and the two schools work closely together. For further information about Summerbridge School click on the link to the right. Our mission statement reflects the ethos of both schools:
‘Darley and Summerbridge Primary School Federation provides a secure and safe learning environment where everyone is valued and work together in partnership. All children are supported and encouraged to grow in confidence in order to achieve their true potential.’
Read More About Summerbridge
Our school’s ethos has developed and evolved historically over time and is based upon the simple yet effective beliefs that are: “Keep me safe, make me happy, help me learn”.
The school is well supported locally and attracts children who also live outside the official catchment area. It is on the local bus route although many of our children walk to school. Safety and safeguarding is our absolute priority in school and we adhere to the guidance set out in the DfE document KCSIE 2024
The school building is situated in attractive gardens and has grassed areas and a substantial rear playground for the children. The building has a large central hall, three classrooms, a library, study room, staff room, office, headteacher’s office and a two store rooms. School lunches are cooked in the well equipped kitchen.
We are extremely proud of all that goes on here. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website and capture what our school and staff have to offer. The children at Summerbridge are supported in their learning by dedicated staff, governors and parents.
Our School is a full strategic member of YCAT, the Harrogate and Rural Teaching School Alliance as well as having very close links with the Nidderdale schools who all work collaboratively to improve outcomes for children.
As a school we believe in developing a self-improving, self-sustaining school system to ensure that all our stakeholders realise their potential.
Our school is part of a federation with Darley Primary School and the two schools work closely together. For further information about Darley School click on the link to the left. Our mission statement reflects the ethos of both schools:
‘Darley and Summerbridge Primary School Federation provides a secure and safe learning environment where everyone is valued and work together in partnership. All children are supported and encouraged to grow in confidence in order to achieve their true potential.’
