‘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
At the start of this week, all classes took part in a Wellbeing Workshop led by Dominique from Life Education, our PSHE content providers. Each year group explored a different theme and learned a range of age-appropriate strategies to help them maintain positive mental health and wellbeing.
These engaging sessions encouraged pupils to think about their emotions, relationships and ways to look after their mental health, both in school and at home.
If parents would like to further support their child's wellbeing, there is a dedicated section on the SCARF website offering advice, guidance and practical activities for families to enjoy together. (Link below.)
We would like to extend our thanks to Friends of Stonebow for funding these workshops and enabling us to provide this valuable experience for all of our pupils
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June
At the start of this week, all classes took part in a Wellbeing Workshop led by Dominique ...
On Tuesday, our Year 3 and Year 4 pupils enjoyed an exciting trip into Loughborough town centre. The day began with a journey on the Number 12 bus, which created plenty of excitement among the children!
Our first destination was the Taylor Bellfoundry Museum, where pupils saw first-hand how the enormous bells are cast and learned about this important part of our town's heritage. We then made our way to Queen's Park to enjoy lunch and some time playing in the newly installed playground.
In the afternoon, we visited the Town Hall, where the technical crew gave us a fascinating backstage tour. Pupils had the opportunity to stand on the stage, use the microphone and learn more about how performances are brought to life. We then headed to the Mayor's Chambers, where we met the Mayor and Mayoress of Charnwood. The children asked thoughtful questions and enjoyed finding out more about their roles in the local community.
To round off a wonderful day, we travelled back to school on a double-decker coach.
Everyone had a fantastic time and visited somewhere they had never been before, while also discovering more about the history of our town. Our pupils demonstrated the SB Powers of Respect and Curiosity throughout the day and were praised for their excellent behaviour by both the Bellfoundry and Town Hall staff.
(We would like to say a BIG thank you to the adults who volunteered their time to accompany us; and also to Friends of Stonebow who covered our transport costs into town.)
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June
On Tuesday, our Year 3 and Year 4 pupils enjoyed an exciting trip into Loughborough town centre. ...
We had a fantastic sports morning at school this morning! Thank you for all of your support and well done to all of the children for showing all of your Stonebow Powers!
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June
We had a fantastic sports morning at school this morning! Thank you for all of your support ...
We're excited to announce that Stonebow Primary School is taking part in a Language Angels challenge, the Glurbs Language Quest, where schools can win a school resources grant of £3000, and we need your help!
Our pupils are on a mission to boost our school's ranking by completing fun, curriculum-aligned language lessons in the Glurbs app. Designed by the team behind Language Angels, Glurbs features safe, structured, curriculum-aligned learning for children aged 4-12.
How to join the mission: Download: Scan the QR code provided or search for "Glurbs" in your app store (Apple or Google Play). Register: Join the competition by pressing on the "Language Quest" button and enter our unique school code 8V927PS - Don't forget to select French as your language.
Enjoy: Start learning and exploring! Completing planets and activities earns points for our school throughout the challenge and helps us move up the competition leaderboard! The app is free to download and participation is completely optional.
Thank you for supporting Stonebow Primary School and encouraging language learning beyond the classroom. For full details, please visit www.glurbs.com.
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May
We're excited to announce that Stonebow Primary School is taking part in a Language Angels challenge, the ...
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May
J9 safe space!
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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June
FofS Summer Fair
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July
INSET days
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July
Summer Break : School Closed
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August
INSET days
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August
School open for pupils