Lord Blyton Primary School

Safeguarding Policy Procedure and Guidance (in line with KCSiE 2024)

Lord Blyton Safeguarding Policy Procedure and Guidance Table of Contents Any links to local or national advice and guidance can be accessed via the safeguarding in education Areas of Safeguarding Part...

Whole School Mental Health Offer

Positive Mental Health Policy

Introduction In an average classroom, three children will be suffering from a diagnosable mental health condition. By developing and implementing practical, relevant and effective mental health policies and procedures we can promote...

Monitoring and Evaluating Policy

Monitoring and Evaluating Policy Date of next policy review September 2022 Name of person responsible for this policy Jo Atherton Issued to Staff, governors, parents Date of issue September 2021 Rationale The...

Taking your child to an early years setting: information for parents

What to expect in the Early Years Foundation Stage: a guide for parents

Mental Health Champions

These are Lord Blyton’s Mental Health Champions: We also appoint 3 Year 5 and 3 Year 6 children as wellbeing buddies. They will meet half termly with a mental health champion to...

ELSA

Early Years Foundation Stage Intent, Implementation and Impact Statement

Lord Blyton Primary School Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Curriculum Intent At Lord Blyton Primary School, our Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum is designed to promote and encourage all children to be...

Year 5 Curriculum

3 days ago

Year 5 took part in a Nissan Engagement workshop last week with a visitor from Nissan in Sunderland called Lois. Lois told us all about Nissan and car manufacturing at their Sunderland plant and the different jobs they do there. We learnt from her that Nissan are a Japanese company and they use Daruma Dolls for good luck on each project they undertake. So before we started our activities with Lois, we had to colour in one of the eyes on the Daruma Doll and we all signed our names on it. Then we became car designers and made our own cars out of Lego. Amelia and Oliver's car was voted the best so they got a prize from Lois. Then we looked at the different coloured Daruma Dolls and what each colour meant. We thought of our own goals and wrote them and coloured in our own Daruma Doll to represent what our goal was about. When we were finished the session, we coloured in the other eye on the doll and Lois said that it would give us good luck for a year! We thoroughly enjoyed the session! ... See MoreSee Less

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In colouring club yesterday we were celebrating one of our friends' birthdays.🎂 We made birthday cards for her. We also sang along to the instrumental version of Mamma Mia 🎶 ... See MoreSee Less

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Yesterday, Year 3 visited the Openzone at The Word for a computing session. They spent the afternoon sequencing sounds on Scratch. It was so much fun! ... See MoreSee Less

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Sycamore Room

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