Where every child is valued and encouraged to ...
let their light shine.
About our schools
Throughout this website we have provided lots of information to help you decide if St Thomas' Infant School or Woolton Hill Junior School is right for you and your child. We also encourage you to contact us with any questions, or to arrange to come and visit us in person.
Infant ● Junior ● Federated ● Church ●
Who we are
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Little Pioneers Nursery
Little Pioneers Nursery has been created to give local children the very best start to their educational journey.
As part of our established infant and junior school federation, Little Pioneers benefits from highly experienced EYFS staff, strong leadership, and a clear pathway into primary education — all within a caring, community-focused setting.
St Thomas' Church of England Infant School
St Thomas' is a Church of England School, set in the beautiful village of Woolton Hill. The school has been educating children in the village and surrounding areas since 1850.
Woolton Hill Junior School
The Schools of Woolton Hill is a Federation of Infant School and Junior School. By being Federated we are able to offer a dedicated learning environment suited to each age group, whilst also providing a full Primary education with a continuous curriculum and consistent Vision and Values.
Federated Infant & Junior
The Schools of Woolton Hill is a Federation of Infant School and Junior School. By being Federated we are able to offer a dedicated learning environment suited to each age group, whilst also providing a full Primary education with a continuous curriculum and consistent Vision and Values.
Both schools, closely connected with St Thomas' Church
With St Thomas' Infant a Church of England School and Woolton Hill Junior School recently becoming Church Affiliated, both schools are closely connected with the Church.
Featured News
Our Approach to Photographs
The Schools of Woolton Hill takes the safety and privacy of all our children seriously — and that includes how we use photographs on this website.
In line with evolving best practice in safeguarding, we have reviewed all images across this site and removed any photographs where a child's face is fully visible. Some images where a child's face is only partially shown have been retained, as these remain within accepted guidance.
We recognise that every family's circumstances are different. If you would like any image removed, please contact us and we will do so immediately, no questions asked.