‘Stonebow Primary School is a welcoming school with a strong community feel. The school recognises and celebrates its diversity. As a result, pupils are proud of their differences and treat each other with respect and courtesy.’ Ofsted November 2024
I’m proud to be the headteacher of Stonebow Primary School, which has been recognised as a happy one. Our dedicated team work together to ensure that all children achieve their potential through rich, high quality learning experiences, in partnership with parents and the wider community.
We encourage our pupils to use their ‘Stonebow Powers’ of Perseverance, Concentration, Curiosity, Cooperation, Enthusiasm and Respect, to develop a positive growth mindset and become lifelong learners.
Our broad and engaging curriculum, ensures that children receive a well-rounded education; where the attributes and talents of all children are recognised and nurtured, to ensure they experience success and reach their full potential. We aim for our children to leave Stonebow with many happy memories, along with key skills and knowledge – ready for next phase of their education and beyond!
We firmly believe that education is a partnership between home and school. Working together, we are ‘building bridges to a brighter future’.
If you would like to visit our school, please contact the school office to book an appointment. In the meantime, I encourage you to explore our website, to get a flavour of our extensive indoor and outdoor learning environment and how we use this to support our curriculum.
I look forward to meeting you soon!
Paul Brockless
Headteacher
The Book Fair will be starting after school tomorrow in the back of the hall. The attached leaflet shows you some of the books on offer. We are a cashless school. Payments for books can be made online when you have chosen your books.
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May
The Book Fair will be starting after school tomorrow in the back of the hall. The attached ...
Robins have spent the last few weeks observing the life cycle of a butterfly. We started with tiny caterpillars which grew and grew before turning into chrysalides. Over the past few days, they have emerged as butterflies and we released them yesterday. The children have been very patient and careful around them and I even spotted some reading to the caterpillars!
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May
Robins have spent the last few weeks observing the life cycle of a butterfly. We started with ...
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May
Good luck to all of our wonderful Year 6 children as they begin their SATs next week! ...
Who wouldn’t want to send a postcard to Sir David Attenborough?!
In KS1 we have used our postcard writing skills from our recent English topic to create postcards today. We are very excited to see if there is any response… fingers crossed!
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May
Who wouldn’t want to send a postcard to Sir David Attenborough?! In KS1 we have used our ...
All the children have had a great time today celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday. Year 1 went on a nature hunt to find lots of creatures Sir David Attenborough likes, one of these were Blue Tits. The class sat very quietly and patiently watching our bird box in the courtyard, they did such a great job that we were very lucky to see 2 Blue Tits bringing back some food to the nest! What a huge surprise it was!
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May
All the children have had a great time today celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday. Year 1 ...
Inspired to use their Stonebow Powers, the children across the school entered a competition to design superheroes to represent each of the ‘powers’. Using different elements, from a range of designs, the caped character was born – with each cape illustrating the ‘power’.
After learning about Super Powers we told the children that they all have special learning powers of their own.
Stonebow Powers 1 Stonebow Powers 2
If they put their minds to it they can use :
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May
Book fair after school
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May
Hall (Back of) - Parent Coffee morning
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May
Summer Half Term : School Closed
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June
Parents meeting 9-9.30
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June
Sports Day am