Lord Blyton Primary School

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...

Art Overview

Autumn Spring Summer EYFS – Expressive Arts and Design Exploring and using Media and Materials 22 – 36 months Experiments with blocks, colours and marks. 30 – 50 months Explores colour and...

Year 5 Curriculum

Packed Lunch

Pupils are normally expected to eat the lunch provided by the schools catering supplier. However, parents of pupils wishing to have a packed lunch for a particular reason are expected to provide...

6 days ago

As part of our learning about the season Winter, we read a story called 'Charlie Crow in the Snow'. We have been thinking about animals in Winter and learnt that birds sometimes find it hard to find food. Some of our Nursery children decided to make tasty treats in Forest School for Charlie and his friends. We carefully threaded cereal hoops onto pipe cleaners using our fine motor skills. Then we hung them in the trees so the birds would have something to eat in the cold frosty weather when the ground is frozen and there are no worms or berries or insects to eat. This week is Bird Watch week so we will be bringing home a bird feeder to hang in your gardens. Please if you see any birds either at home or out and about can you take a photograph and send it to us to share. As a special treat for being so kind to the birds, we made our own hot chocolate by swirling chocolate lollies in warm milk. It was lots of fun seeing the chocolate melt as it became warm and the milk turn brown! It was also very delicious and warmed us up! 🦅 🦢 🐦 ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

On Wednesday our year 3 class were at Temple Park for a multiskills event.This gave the children the opportunity to showcase and develop their catching, kicking, throwing, rolling and teamwork skills in a variety of tasks and challenges. All of the events were scored with both of our teams scoring the highest in their group and therefore finishing 1st and 2nd. All of the children enjoyed the opportunity and experience. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Here are our Spring Term Hooks into Books books from Seven Stories. These brand new, recommended books will be read to our children over the coming weeks. ... See MoreSee Less

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