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Welcome to Lambley Primary School - Nurturing Excellence in Education
Lambley Primary School is a values-driven educational institution dedicated to nurturing children's academic, social, and emotional development. Our curriculum prioritises both academic excellence and character-building, embedding principles that prepare students for lifelong learning. With a focus on community engagement, we create a safe, inclusive environment where every child feels valued and empowered to achieve their full potential. Our experienced teaching staff employ evidence-based methodologies to deliver a rich, diverse curriculum that caters to individual learning needs. Through initiatives like our Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA) programme and extensive extra-curricular activities, we address the holistic development of each pupil.The school maintains rigorous safeguarding standards and actively promotes British values across all aspects of education. Our commitment to transparency and parental involvement ensures families remain integral partners in their children's educational journey. With modern facilities and a forward-thinking approach to education, we prepare students to thrive in an ever-changing world while maintaining strong connections to our local community.
Services
Breakfast Club
After-School Club
Safeguarding Programs
Values-Based Curriculum
SEND Support
Remote Learning
Extra Curricular Activities
Attendance Support
Parental Engagement Programs
Climate Change Education
Highlights and features
- We offer a values-based curriculum fostering academic excellence
- Our team provides a safe and stimulating environment for learning
- We focus on emotional literacy and support through ELSA
- We have a strong commitment to safeguarding and child welfare
- Our school promotes British values and community engagement
Services
Values-Based Curriculum
Our values-based curriculum integrates core ethical principles with academic learning. This approach develops students' character alongside their knowledge, fostering respect, responsibility, and resilience. Through cross-curricular themes and community projects, children learn to apply moral reasoning to real-world situations while meeting national educational standards.
Emotional Literacy Support
The ELSA programme provides targeted emotional support through trained specialists. This service addresses children's social and emotional needs using evidence-based interventions. Regular sessions help pupils develop self-awareness, build positive relationships, and manage challenging situations effectively within a supportive school environment.
After-School Club
Our after-school provision offers safe, engaging activities until 6pm daily. Qualified staff supervise structured play, creative projects, and homework support. The programme includes nutritious snacks while providing opportunities for social development and physical activity in a secure, familiar setting.
SEND Support
Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) support delivers tailored learning programmes through dedicated specialists. We implement individual education plans with regular progress monitoring, using multi-sensory teaching methods and specialist resources to ensure all children access the curriculum effectively.
Safeguarding
Our comprehensive safeguarding framework protects children through rigorous staff vetting, ongoing training, and clear reporting procedures. Designated leads work with external agencies to address concerns promptly while maintaining a safe learning environment that prioritises student welfare at all times.
People
Lee Christopher
Head Teacher
With over 15 years' experience in primary education leadership, Lee Christopher oversees school strategy and academic standards. He champions values-based learning and maintains strong community partnerships to enhance pupil development.
Rebecca Shardlow
Deputy Head Teacher
Rebecca Shardlow brings extensive curriculum development expertise to her role. She coordinates safeguarding initiatives and special educational needs provision, ensuring inclusive, high-quality education for all pupils through targeted support programmes.
Yvette Newton
Office Manager
Yvette Newton manages school administration and parental communications. With over a decade in school operations, she ensures efficient office functions and facilitates parent engagement through clear, responsive support systems.
Jen Swinburne
Safeguarding Lead
Jen Swinburne specialises in child protection policies and implementation. She coordinates staff training programmes and works closely with external agencies to maintain the school's robust safeguarding framework and ensure student safety.
Sally Jordan
Anti-Bullying Coordinator
Sally Jordan leads the school's anti-bullying initiatives with 12 years' experience in conflict resolution. She develops peer support systems and delivers workshops promoting positive behaviour, creating an inclusive environment where all children feel safe and respected.
Questions
What curriculum does Lambley Primary follow?
We follow a values-based curriculum aligned with national standards, integrating moral education with academic learning through cross-curricular themes and community projects.
What extra-curricular activities are available?
We offer diverse after-school clubs including sports, creative arts, and academic enrichment programmes, operating until 6pm daily with qualified supervision.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SEND team provides individualised education plans, specialist resources, and multi-sensory teaching methods to support all learning requirements within mainstream classrooms.
What safeguarding measures are in place?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding standards with DBS-checked staff, regular training, and designated child protection leads working closely with external agencies to ensure student safety.
What childcare options exist before and after school?
Breakfast club starts at 7:30am with nutritious meals, while after-school care runs until 6pm, both offering structured activities and supervised learning environments.
How does the school promote emotional development?
Our ELSA programme provides targeted emotional support through trained specialists, helping children develop self-awareness, relationship skills, and resilience through structured interventions.
