The Primary Teaching & Learning Hub, located within The Ellesmere Port Church of England College, encapsulates the Trust’s vision of ‘Social Justice through Excellence in Education’ and promotes the Trust’s unique womb-to-work 0-19 Hub model.

The 0-19 Hub model links together ante-natal and post-natal services for parents with midwives and health visitor services, baby and toddler activities and primary and secondary schools to support families and provide an excellent womb-to-work education.

Pupils from Handforth Grange Primary School, part of the Frank Field Education Trust (FFET), were one of the first schools to experience the Hub’s unique resources including: interactive green screen technology, a relaxing, well-stocked reading area, built-in colour changing LED lighting, practical break-out spaces, direct access to a large outdoor terrace and interactive classroom technology and learning resources.

Pupils also have access to EPC’s wide range of onsite cultural and sporting facilities including: an 11- metre indoor rock-climbing wall, a professional 300+ seat theatre with stage lighting, creative DT workshops, science labs, Apple Mac suites, access to music, arts, technology and specialist staff.