Headlands C Of E Junior Infant & Nursery School

Located in Liversedge, Headlands C Of E Junior Infant & Nursery School offers primary education and nursery provisions for local families.

About

Headlands C Of E Junior Infant & Nursery School is a Church of England educational establishment located in Liversedge, West Yorkshire. Providing a nurturing environment, the school caters to children from their early nursery years through to their junior education, serving families within the local community.

The school offers a broad curriculum focused on supporting each child's academic and personal growth. With provisions for infants, juniors, and a dedicated nursery, the team is committed to fostering a positive learning experience. Staff are noted for their support, particularly in assisting pupils with diverse and special educational needs, aiming to ensure every child embarks on an enriching educational journey.

Visiting Information

Headlands C Of E Junior Infant & Nursery School welcomes pupils and visitors from Monday to Friday, with operating hours between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM. The school is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. For accessibility, the premises feature both wheelchair accessible parking and an entrance. Information regarding specific payment options is not available.

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Showing 5 of 14 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 9 February 2026.

Anonymous

1/5

2 months ago

We would not know the school have now interest in families who have joint custody

Anonymous

5/5

4 years ago

Well it is the last week of my boy attending Headlands. onwards and upwards to high school.I have to say what an amazing journey he has been on while attending, he has special needs and staff especially Mrs Cowling (SENCO) have gone above and beyond to help my son with his education,he appears to be a very popular boy in school .Mrs Cocker has been an amazing headteacher we will miss you all very much. All the teachers deserve a shout out as they are all fantastic, just one big happy family. Best of luck to each and every one of them.

Anonymous

1/5

4 years ago

I was forced to endure 6 long hours a day... For 7 years. There is 190 days in a British school year. 190 X 6 = 1140 hours a year of sitting in class, listening to a teacher rant for the 50th time about how we stick sheets in too "sloppy". I am glad that I no longer need to go through teachers yelling at me for forgetting my P.E kit whilst I look at the clock, hoping to hear the sweet sounding bell.

Anonymous

5/5

8 years ago

Very good school. At first i underestimated but it taught be a lot of skills like being responsible and learning how to socialise. One of my favourite teachers was Miss Hall but many of them were really good too.

Anonymous

1/5

6 years ago

Came in to find out about the senco and what they do to help children with learning difficultys to be spoken to in a ride manner and that they are the same as the school he's at now (which has been stated it is inadequate)