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...

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...

Year 6 Expectations

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Nursery 3's celebrated VE Day with a street party outside in the garden with all our friends and teachers. We talked about how we celebrate a special time and what we need for a party. We decorated the garden with bunting and flags and then had delicious party food with cakes, sandwiches and juice. We played games, sang songs and enjoyed listening and dancing to music from the 1940's. We talked about this being a very special day a long time ago because the war ended. Families who had not seen each other for a very long time and who had missed each other lots, could be together again. We remembered the little red poppy as a special flower which helps us think about all the soldiers who keep us safe and the red white and blue Union Jack, which is the flag of our country. Some of our friends dressed up in clothes from the 1940's. ... See MoreSee Less

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Reception class enjoyed VE Day celebrations by dressing up, listening to 1940s music, dancing, looking at objects from the war and enjoying a tea party in the garden. Fun was had by all. 🇬🇧🎈 ... See MoreSee Less

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Acorn Room

Sycamore Room

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