Welcome
On behalf of all the staff, the children and Governors, I would like to warmly welcome you to Barley Mow Primary School. We are very fortunate to have a wonderful school building, which is fully accessible to all.
At Barley Mow we aim to create a happy, caring and supportive ethos in which every child is valued and given the opportunity to realise their full potential. We have high academic, social, sporting, cultural and behavioural standards and we are extremely proud of the achievements of our children.
Children are at the centre of everything we do. We aim to foster a love of learning which we hope will stay with them throughout their lives.
The family community of Barley Mow is central to our beliefs. Families and the wider community play a vital role as co-educators and we encourage close links between home and school.
I hope that through our school website, you will be able to gain an insight into our school. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to arrange a visit or gain further information.
Nicola Watson (Head Teacher)
Attendance
- Reception 98.67%
- Year 1 97.27%
- Year 2 100%
- Year 3 98.26%
- Year 4 99.58%
- Year 5 95.33%
- Year 6 100%
News
Buddy the Elf visits Nursery
Nursery have a special visitor staying with us until Christmas. He arrived in a present underneath our Christmas tree with a note from Santa asking if we could look after him. We named him Buddy the Elf! He is quite a mischievous elf, we came in yesterday morning to...
read moreNewsletter 30.11.18
Friday News 30.11.18
read moreSuper Singing
Year 3 had fun learning a french rhyme about 2 little birds and preforming it with...
read moreAutumn Disco
The children had a wonderful time at our school disco last week. There was some fantastic dancing going on! Some children enjoyed getting their face painted or had a glitter tattoo done, thanks to our lovely helpers! Thank you to all the staff and the Parents' Group...
read moreConquering Conversion
Our quest to conquer the skill of converting measurements continued today with some fun games. We played some traditional games such as matching pairs and snap and also tried making up our own games based on identifying equivalent metre and kilometre...
read moreMathletics
We have been learning how to convert between different units of measurement. Today we focused on estimating, measuring and converting metres and kilometres. Using a trundle wheel, we measured and recorded a distance of 100 metres on our school yard. Then using our...
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