Business Details
Ludworth Primary School Durham
Ludworth Primary School is a small educational institution located in the North East of England, specifically in County Durham. Established to cater to children aged two to eleven, the school offers a nurturing environment with four mixed-age classes, including a dedicated nursery setting. As part of the Limestone Learning Federation alongside Ferryhill Station Primary, we aim to deliver high-quality education while fostering strong relationships between families and the school. Our team of experienced staff provides tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), ensuring inclusive learning opportunities for all.We actively involve parents in school life through events and initiatives designed to enhance the educational experience. The school adheres to rigorous standards in safeguarding, GDPR compliance, and financial transparency. With a focus on outdoor play and learning, we strive to create a dynamic and engaging curriculum that prepares pupils for future academic success. Our commitment to community engagement and continuous improvement reflects our dedication to providing a supportive and enriching environment for every child.
Services
Primary Education
Nursery Care
Special Educational Needs Support
Outdoor Learning Programs
Parental Engagement Activities
Highlights and features
- We provide personalized education for children aged 2-11 in a small school setting.
- Our staff offers specialized support for children with special educational needs.
- We emphasize outdoor play and learning to enhance child development.
- Parents are actively involved through school events and collaborative initiatives.
- We maintain strong community ties as part of the Limestone Learning Federation.
Services
Primary Education
We deliver comprehensive primary education for children aged 5-11, following the national curriculum. Our mixed-age classes foster collaborative learning and individualized attention. The school maintains small class sizes to ensure optimal pupil-teacher interaction and academic progress.
Nursery Care
Our Early Years Department provides free 'Play and Learn' childcare for eligible two-year-olds. The program supports early development through structured play and socialization activities. We offer 30-hour nursery provision aligned with government initiatives for working families.
Special Educational Needs Support
We implement tailored strategies for children with special educational needs and disabilities. Our SENCo coordinates individualized learning plans and collaborates with external specialists. The school maintains an accessibility plan to ensure inclusive education for all pupils.
Outdoor Learning Programs
Our curriculum incorporates outdoor play and learning activities to develop physical and cognitive skills. The school utilizes its grounds for experiential learning across various subjects. This approach promotes environmental awareness and healthy lifestyles.
Parental Engagement Activities
We organize events like school plays, assemblies, and stay-and-play sessions to involve parents in school life. Regular communication channels keep families informed about pupil progress and school developments. Parental feedback helps shape our educational programs and policies.
People
Mrs J. Crosby
Executive Headteacher
Mrs Crosby leads Ludworth Primary School with extensive experience in primary education leadership. She oversees strategic direction and maintains high teaching standards across the federation.
Mr Leake
Executive Deputy Head Teacher
Mr Leake supports school leadership with a focus on curriculum development and staff training. He ensures consistent educational quality across all classes and age groups.
Mrs L. Robinson
Federation SENCo
Mrs Robinson coordinates special educational needs provision for both schools in the federation. She develops individualized learning plans and collaborates with external support services.
Questions
What age groups does Ludworth Primary School cater to?
We accept children aged 2-11, with nursery provision for two-year-olds and primary education up to Year 6.
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
Our SENCo develops individualized learning plans, and we maintain an accessibility plan to ensure inclusive education for all pupils.
Are there opportunities for parental involvement?
Yes, we organize events like school plays, assemblies, and stay-and-play sessions to engage parents in school activities.
What outdoor learning facilities does the school offer?
We utilize our grounds for outdoor play and learning activities that support curriculum objectives and promote physical development.
