Saint Agnes' Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School is situated on Clitheroe Road.  They have a new building which they moved into in 2009 but which, unfortunately, I don't have a photograph of yet.

At the time of its last inspection in June of 2008 there were 238 pupils on role.  It was described as follows, "This average sized school serves an area of significant social and economic disadvantage. The proportion of pupils eligible to receive free school meals is above average. Almost all of the pupils are from minority ethnic backgrounds with strong Islamic traditions. Most speak English as an additional language, and when they first start school their experience and understanding of English is very limited. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is below average, although the number of pupils who have a statement of special educational need is higher than that found in most other schools. The school has achieved Manchester's Silver Inclusion Standard Award. The school is involved in a local authority reorganisation initiative and is currently in temporary accommodation, in pre-fabricated buildings on a site close to its original location. The outdoor area available for the school's use, although safe and secure, is small and it has not been possible to provide a dedicated outdoor learning area for the Foundation Stage classes. A move to a new school building on the original site is scheduled to take place early in 2009 and at that point, the school is designated to increase in size from one to one and a half forms in each year group."