
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN PROGENY EXPANDING
INTO PRIMARY YEARS EDUCATION?
Spring 2026 - Over the next few months, we’d love to hear from parents and guardians who would be interested in a new and innovative educational space for primary-aged children (P1–P7) commencing from September 2026 in Ballymena. This would be an expansion of our existing Post-Primary Hub into the early years with the same shared compassionate and professional ethos.
Please complete our Expression of Interest Form and we'll be in touch. We plan to hold an information evening in June/July and will invite everyone who has registered to the information evening.
Our vision is to provide a holistic, professional, creative, educational space that can nurture and support primary age children to become independent learners. By using knowledge and expertise in play/activity based learning, music, neuroscience (brain based approach) and physical activity, we will provide a unique educational framework that aligns with how the brain learns and heals naturally!
Just like our post-primary space, Progeny Primary will exist for all and particularly:
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Families of children experiencing Emotional Based School Avoidance (EBSA) and/or trauma
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Home-educating families looking for connection, structure, and community as their child learns
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Families who value a Christian ethos within their child’s education and development
The primary hub will be led by Rachelle Moore. Rachelle holds a PGCE in Primary Education and has over 20 years of experience as a primary school educator in Northern Ireland. Passionate about creative Christian education, she is also a qualified personal trainer and fitness coach, a mum of four, and has been actively involved in children’s ministry within local church communities for many years.
We envisage parental fees for primary years being of a similar level to those in the post-primary hub.
If this is something your family might be interested in, please complete the form below and we will be in touch regarding the June/July information evening very soon.

Rachelle Moore
PGCE Primary Education
