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Old Moat Primary School manchester

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Old Moat Primary School is located at Old Moat Ln, Withington, Manchester M20 3FN, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Old Moat Primary School and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Councillor Gavin White

5 Google Rating

All my kids have gone to this School and really enjoyed it. Positive learning environment and a rea

5/ 5

All my kids have gone to this School and really enjoyed it. Positive learning environment and a really committed staff team who care about the children and their education. The staff team will arrange for visits for parents who want to look round.

Gavin White

5 Google Rating

Excellent School that is welcoming, inspirational and is rooted in the heart of it's community. Our

5/ 5

Excellent School that is welcoming, inspirational and is rooted in the heart of it's community. Our children have just finished Year 2 and Year 4. Watch the blogs to get a real insight into the creativity and vibrancy that aids the children's learning through all the years at Old Moat Primary School.

Zakiya Nazari

5 Google Rating

I am very happy about this School .everyone working in here is very helpful . My children is always

5/ 5

I am very happy about this School .everyone working in here is very helpful . My children is always happy in here

Stuart Fraser

5 Google Rating

Very good Eco Committee at this school First Class

5/ 5

Very good Eco Committee at this school First Class

Zane Cage

5 Google Rating

The School Is Great For Learning And Fun I Might Bring My Kids Here

5/ 5

The School Is Great For Learning And Fun I Might Bring My Kids Here

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