I am sure you will enjoy your visit to our website.

Manor Lodge Community Primary is a small school that values standards and achievement.

We are extremely proud of all that goes on here.

As our website demonstrates, the children at Manor Lodge Community Primary are supported in their learning by dedicated staff, governors and parents.

Manor Lodge is committed to Road Safety and has a School Travel Plan. For more ideas about keeping your children safe on the journey to and from school you could refer to the following website: http://www.hedgehogs.gov.uk/main/main.html

Take a look around:

I encourage you to browse around our website,

you will find details of school events, visitors and activities that serve to enliven the curriculum, alongside information about our after school clubs and extra curricular activities that your children can participate in.

A new school year...

Congratulations to Mrs Camps and Miss Fretwell who have both had baby girls. We wish both families lots of luck and are looking forward to seeing them very soon. Mrs Camps will be returning to work in January.

We have had a super start to the year, with lots of exciting things taking place both in and out of the classrooms. All the children are very busy  learning new songs for the Christmas Performances which will be shown before the end of half term.

As a school, we are very excited to have been accepted on the  Creative Partnerships Learning Programme. As part of this we have been allocated a Creative Agent who will support our needs within school. To give you an insight into what it means to be part of Creative Partnerships please visit their website for more information: http://www.creative-partnerships.com/

"Creative Partnerships is the Government’s flagship creative learning programme, designed to develop the skills of young people across England, raising their aspirations and equipping them for their futures. We foster innovative, long-term partnerships between schools and creative professionals, including architects, scientists, multimedia developers and artists. These partnerships inspire young people, teachers and creative professionals to challenge how they work and experiment with new ideas.

Young people develop the skills they need to perform well not only in exams and extra-curricular activities, but also in the workplace and wider society."

(Creative Partnerships Website)

As you will see, we have lots of School Clubs taking place designed to enrich and extend the children's learning. School clubs are run by staff, parents and local Police Community Support Officers. If you wish to support or run any clubs, please speak to Sally Hoyland or myself.

Best Wishes

Mrs. Cath Whittingham

(Head Teacher)