Stechford Primary School is a community school maintained by Birmingham City Council. We are a welcoming and inclusive community school located on Albert Road in Stechford, Birmingham, serving families from across the local area.

We are a larger-than-average primary school, with a capacity of 420 places. Our school community reflects the rich diversity of Birmingham, and we celebrate the many cultures, languages and experiences that our children bring to school.

A significant proportion of our pupils are eligible for free school meals, reflecting the varied social and economic backgrounds of the families we serve. We are proud to provide a nurturing environment where all children are supported to succeed, regardless of their starting point

Our school is built on strong relationships with pupils, families and the wider community. We work closely with parents and carers to support children’s learning and wellbeing, recognising that partnership is key to success.

At the heart of Stechford Primary School are our core values:
Challenge, Achieve, Resilience and Encourage (CARE).

• Challenge – We encourage our pupils to aim high, take risks in their learning and strive to improve.
• Achieve – We celebrate success and support every child to reach their full potential.
• Resilience – We help children to keep going when things are difficult and to learn from their mistakes.
• Encourage – We create a kind and supportive environment where everyone helps each other to succeed.

These values shape everything we do. They guide our teaching, our relationships and our expectations, helping our pupils to become confident, independent learners who are ready for the future.