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Primary School Partnerships

Primary Hub

The SPGS Primary Hub provides support in homework as well as English and maths core skills for local primary pupils through regular mentoring sessions. 

Supported by our mentors, students build confidence, strengthen literacy and numeracy skills, and develop positive relationships through ongoing support and encouragement. 

The Jupiter Project

The Jupiter Project is designed to widen access to orchestral instruments and ensemble music-making for primary school students across the local community. 

Supported by SPGS mentors, students develop musical skills and confidence while working towards a collaborative concert. 

SPGS students play an important role in mentoring young musicians and developing their own teaching and leadership skills. 

Chess Club

Our weekly after school chess club brings strategy and fun to students. 

Chess club introduced primary students to strategic thinking and problem solving through weekly coaching and play. 

MFL Carousel

The MFL carousel introduces students to French and German through specialist teaching supported by SPGS student mentors. 

The programme broadens language learning opportunities while encouraging cultural curiosity and confidence in communication. SPGS students develop leadership skills while strengthening their own understanding and appreciation of modern languages. 

Minimus Latin Club

Minimus latin club introduces primary students to the foundations of Latin and classical civilisation. The programme encourages curiosity about language, culture, and history, while SPGS students deepen their subject knowledge and gain experience adapting complex ideas for younger readers. 

Guided by 15 SPGS Latin GCSE or A Level students, and a specialist Latin teacher, students explore the Minimus Latin Course. The teacher coaches our students in how to communicate ideas to students and provides guidance on the activities.

Y5 Maths Masterclasses

This masterclass series offers primary students a chance to investigate mathematical ideas outside the curriculum and explore wider aspects of the subject.

Led by specialist mathematics teachers and supported by SPGS student mentors, these masterclasses aim to stimulate, encourage and inspire young people in the wonder of mathematics and to develop a sense of enjoyment in the subject.

SPGS students support discussion and develop their ability to communicate mathematical thinking clearly. 

Y6 Science Fair

The Year 6 science fair gives primary students the opportunity to design, conduct and present their own scientific investigation. 

Supported by SPGS staff and student judges, students develop team-work, problem-solving and communication skills while experiencing practical science in specialist laboratory facilities. 

SPGS students develop leadership and evaluation skills when supporting participants and judging scientific presentations. 

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