Lane End Primary School

Lane End Primary School is a primary school located in Cheadle Hulme, England. The school is administered by the Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. It is classed as non-denominational community school and educates around 218 pupils in ages 5-11 with the ability to teach a proportion with special needs. Approximately 30 pupils are admitted each year.
Academic performance
In their October 2008 inspection, gave an overall assessment of Grade 1 Outstanding, the highest rating possible for an UK school. Exceptionally, every component was rated Grade 1. The effectiveness of the foundation stage was also rated Grade 1. The report said "Inspectors, however, judge it to be excellent in all aspects. ... Pupils take great enjoyment in their education because outstanding teaching ensures that the work they receive inspires and challenges them to learn. This factor, combined with an innovative curriculum, helps them to achieve high standards in all subjects. ...
A key factor of the success of the school is its outstanding leadership and management."
Athletics
In 2008, Lane End teamed up with the Sale Sharks Rugby Union Football Club to help introduce and instruct children in playing rugby union.
History
In its early days Cheadle Hulme was not centred around a parish church and instead was at this time based around a number of separate hamlets. Lane End was a group of several cottages and farmland located close to Millington Hall. It is from this hamlet, the modern school gains its name.
The school was built in 1967, as two separate infant and junior buildings, that amalgamated in 1990.

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