Windmill Primary School is located in Belle Isle, in the south of the city of Leeds. We are a Community School committed to the ensuring that all pupils achieve personal and academic success through a carefully crafted curriculum, celebrating fundamental British values and ensuring excellence through pride, effort and an aspirational vision.

Together we are stronger
The school is federated with Low Road Primary School, sharing an Executive Headteacher and leadership team, teaching and support staff and governing body.

Tel. 0113 2712115

LOW ROAD and WINDMILL MUSIC FEDERATION The Federation of Low Road and Windmill aims to provide an education that ensures good progress and good pupil outcomes. This should be achieved by high quality teaching, from staff who consistently have high expectations of pupils. Skilled behaviour management makes a strong contribution to a very positive climate for learning. To enable the highest quality provision, all stakeholders must strive towards the same standards and have in mind the Vision.

Our Vision is to be:

A successful Federation that offers a welcoming and safe learning environment, with a positive ethos that promotes achievement, good health, good behaviour and respect for all. Parents, the Communities, Federation staff and pupils, and a range of extended services, work as partners with the schools and with a team of valued staff who are totally committed to raising standards, led by a Headteacher and Governing Body who are clear in their direction for the schools.

To support the Vision, the Federation aims to:

1. Create happy and inclusive schools that find strength in diversity and have a positive approach to learning in safe, caring, stimulating and high achieving environments.

2. Develop attitudes of honesty, tolerance and respect, and promote the spiritual, cultural, moral and physical development of all.

3. Develop a sense of belonging, stability and involvement, focusing on strong partnerships with parents, community groups and agencies in Belle Isle and Hunslet.

4. Prepare pupils for life, for economic well-being, and able to make a positive contribution in the future, by achieving their full potential and high attainment.

5. Provide a broad curriculum that aims to meet individual and collective needs, and that challenges, extends and excites, and has music making at it’s heart.

6. Regularly provide quality, first-hand experiences, with a range of appropriate teaching and learning strategies, to stimulate and motivate all types of learners.

If you're searching for your next teaching post, why not contact us now? You'll be working at a great school and be part of a friendly, helpful team. We're always interested to hear from enthusiastic, committed teachers.