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  • 18/09/25

    History Comes to Life in Harlaxton!

    A group of our budding historians had the exciting opportunity to visit an archaeological dig in Harlaxton this week! Nominated by their teachers for their enthusiasm, effort, and passion for history, the children were treated to a unique experience hosted by local historian Nick Bason. Nick...
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  • 14/07/25

    An inspirational assembly from Paralympian: Richard Whitehead!

    We were lucky enough to have a very special visitor come and deliver an assembly to us this week. Richard is a Paralympic Gold Medallist, Marathon Runner, Diversity & Inclusion Champion and Motivational Speaker. Richard is currently travelling the world to complete his goal of running 20 maratho...
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  • 26/06/25

    Ofsted GOOD!

    We are delighted to announce another highly positive report from Ofsted, following a recent inspection that took place during the busy SATs week (13th and 14th May 2025).
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  • 18/06/25

    Year 3 Mini Olympics

    Year 3 had an action-packed and unforgettable day at the Mini Olympics held at Grantham Meres. The children took part in a fantastic range of activities including football, long jump, badminton, cheerleading, and even a dance workshop led by the Royal Opera House. Teamwork, enthusiasm and lots of sm...
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  • 17/06/25

    Bronze Young Ambassadors

    Our incredible Year 5/6 Bronze Young Ambassadors have been working super hard this year alongside Mr Kightley to tick off tasks on their ambassador checklists. There were three categories to work towards, the Bronze Award, Silver Award and Gold Award. We are delighted to announce that, after all...
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  • 16/06/25

    Under 11 East Midlands County Basketball Tournament

    On Sunday 8th June, 9 students from Belton Lane Primary School and 3 students from Cliffedale Primary school attended the Under 11 East Midlands County Basketball Tournament at The Wildcats Arena in Nottingham.
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  • 11/06/25

    School Games Mark GOLD!

    We are delighted to announce that we have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2024/25 academic year.   The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of...
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  • 06/06/25

    Year 5 First Aid Workshop

    Year 5 took part in a First Aid workshop hosted by Inspire+. Children recapped the emergency numbers, how to call an ambulance for help and the difference between a sign and symptom. We then moved on to learn about bleeding including the 3 different types of bleed and their severity. Children the...
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  • 04/06/25

    EYFS Space Day

    The children had a fantastic day celebrating the end of our amazing adventures topic. We dressed up in some fabulous space costumes and participated in lots of exciting space-themed activities.  Such fun!
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  • 20/05/25

    Year 6 Science

    As a part of our science topic, adaptation and evolution, the children in year 6 have been looking at how animals adapt to their habitat. We will be linking this learning to our English work on "Moth". We set up a challenge around the school, where the children tried to camouflage a paper...
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  • 20/05/25

    End of SATS Celebration

    The children had a fantastic end to their SATs week by being treated to some delicious pizzas, which they enjoyed on the grass in the school grounds.  Both 6R and 6F then put their rounders skills to the test by playing two games on the field.  The children were then surprised by the sound...
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  • 19/05/25

    The Whale

    On Friday morning, Year 2 walked to Grantham Town Centre to see a life sized Whale. We climbed inside the giant inflatable whale and became Ocean explorers. We learnt all about the dangers of plastic pollution and how it can harm our Oceans and environment.  We then went to The Reading...
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