Need to Call us?
Our Office Team will deal with any questions that you may have.
Call us on:
0116 260 8150
or email: office@merton.bepschools.org
Please use these contact details for the Headteacher, Chair of LAB and SENDCo.
Mr Nick Sale: Headteacher
Mrs Jenni Scothern: Chair of LAB
Mrs Kathryn Trzcinski: SENDCo
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Where to reach us
Our address is:
Cherry Drive, Syston, Leicester LE7 2PT
Email us @
Our email address is office@merton.bepschools.org
The Merton Primary School Local Area Board (LAB):
The Chair of our LAB is: Jennifer Scothern
Email: jscothern@merton.bepschools.org
The Merton Primary School is prod to be part of Bradgate Education Partnership (BEP).
Welcome – Bradgate Education Partnership
Mon-Fri: 8.30am- 4.00pm
Telephone:
0116 4783426
Email:
info@bepschools.org
Physical Address:
Bradgate Education Partnership
Trust Offices
Wreake Valley Academy
Parkstone Road
Syston
Leicestershire
LE7 1LY
Paper copies of information held on the website are available from the school office upon request.
Safeguarding and welfare concerns
During School Hours
If you have a safeguarding or welfare concern and need to speak to a school safeguarding lead during school hours, then please contact the school on 0116 260 8150. You can also email safeguarding@merton.bepschools.org which will forward your email directly to all of our safeguarding leads. Although emails are monitored regularly during school hours, for urgent matters please speak directly to a school safeguarding lead rather than email.
Outside of School Hours
If you have a safeguarding concern and it is outside of school hours or during the school holiday, you should call Leicestershire First Response Children’s Duty on 0116 3050005. For non-urgent matters, you can email safeguarding@merton.bepschools.org which will forward your email directly to all our safeguarding leads. During school holidays and out of school hours, emails are monitored periodically, however, response time may vary. If a person is in immediate danger or a crime is being committed, call the police on 999.