Lord Blyton Primary School

Reading Policy

Lord Blyton Reading Policy The Teaching of Reading at Lord Blyton Primary School Intent ‘Reading is a window to the world’ At Lord Blyton Primary School we aim to make all of...

English Curriculum Intent, Implementation and Impact

The Curriculum at Lord Blyton Primary School The Intent, implementation and Impact of our Curriculum – English. Intent At Lord Blyton Primary School, English and the teaching of English is the foundation...

Handwriting Policy

Lord Blyton Primary Handwriting Policy Handwriting is a skill which, like reading and spelling, affects written communication across the curriculum. Children must be able to write with ease, speed and legibility. Cursive...

Reading Progression

Year 1 Year 2 Decoding •apply phonic knowledge to decode words•speedily read all 40+ letters/groups for 40+ phonemes•read accurately by blending taught GPC•read common exception words•read common suffixes (-s, -es, -ing, -ed,...

English Policy

Introduction Here at Lord Blyton School, English is taught as a core curriculum subject with every child from Reception upwards receiving a daily one hour lesson, plus discreet daily phonics sessions in...

KS1 Reading Vipers

Phonics

Sounds Write Phonics Programme At Lord Blyton Primary School, we use the Sounds Write Phonics programme from Reception to teach our children to read, spell and write. Sounds Write is effective in...

Lord Blyton Primary School

2 days ago

Our fantastic Lord Blyton STEM club have been working hard to make moving vehicles as part of a Primary Engineer project. Children from our club took part in a celebration event at Sunderland University on Friday. They took their completed vehicles to the event and had to test and demonstrate their STEM skills against a number of other schools from across the borough. The children met with real life engineers and had to talk about their participation in the project, what they thought they had done well with their cars and what they would do to improve on their models to make them even more impressive (if that is possible!). The children had to present their work to a panel of judges and had to stand up in from of a large audience to show off their skills. Some of our children even had to do this on their own which was highly commendable! The children did themselves and our school proud, scooping awards, trophies and certificates for Winners of Apprentice Level build (Nevaeh and Tommy) and Best Engineer Level Communicators (Jude and Lily) – Well done! All of the children that took part were absolutely fantastic and were commented upon by the event organisers for their hard work and outstanding achievements. The children that didn’t go from STEM club worked equally as hard and are having their own special event with Miss Georgeson as an end of club treat this week. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lord Blyton Primary School

2 days ago

Today young carers have been given their identity cards and goody bags. They have personalised their cards to identify their additional needs. The children have asked lots of questions about what it means to them and how it can help them In their next transition to year 7. Mrs Quinn ... See MoreSee Less

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Lord Blyton Primary School

6 days ago

As Thurston was cancelled at the last minute this year through no fault of anyone we had some days out. This is a day in Newcastle carrying out a City Scavenger Hunt. It involved lots of geographical work! Surveys, following a map, thinking about why certain features were where they are in the City? Looking at the River Tyne and the Castle Keep. ... See MoreSee Less

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