Basketball Skills

In Year 6 we are now developing basketball skills. We have talked about basketball being an invasion game and in order to play well we must be able to develop the skills needed in order to score points. This includes dribbling and passing the ball. We have practised...

Less than, greater than or equal to?

Year 1 have been introduced to Colin the Crocodile today he has been helping us to compare numbers using the vocabulary ‘Less than, great than and equal to.’ We have had lots of fun comparing numbers and feeding Colin the bigger number then reading the number...

Year 5 Gymnastics

In one of our PE sessions this half term, the children in Year 5 are developing their gymnastic skills. They have been working on creating balances and then performing symmetrical and asymmetrical balances with a partner. When balancing, the children are developing...

Year 5 and 6 Girls Football Tournament

On Friday 4th October, eight of our girls from Year 5 and 6 took part in a 6-a-side football tournament, competing against other Gateshead schools. The team played 3 matches in a group format on the outdoor pitches at Gateshead Powerleague and won all three of the...

Aboriginal Art

In our art lessons Year 2 have been learning about aboriginal art. We found out that aboriginal art consists of symbols which tell a story. Last week, we learnt how to draw different symbols and the meaning behind them such as humans, stars, or a meeting place. This...

All About Us!

Reception have been learning all about ourselves and our families for our current topic. We started by looking at our emotions and how we feel by reading The Colour Monster and The Colour Monster goes to school. Reception then completed activities in the classroom...

Newsletter 4.10.24

Newsletter 4.10.24

Drama in Year 3!

Today, Year 3 had fun doing Drama in our English lesson. In preparation for our writing activity, we acted the story of Four Sticky Little Boys from Roald Dahl’s The Twits. We thought about how each character would move, think, behave and speak. Here we are showing...

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

  • Nursery  92.8% 92.8%
  • Reception 85.3% 85.3%
  • Year 1 86.8% 86.8%
  • Year 2 92.8% 92.8%
  • Year 3 87% 87%
  • Year 4 90% 90%
  • Year 5 91.7% 91.7%
  • Year 6 85.3% 85.3%

News

Basketball Skills

Basketball Skills

In Year 6 we are now developing basketball skills. We have talked about basketball being an invasion game and in order to play well we must be able to develop the skills needed in order to score points. This includes dribbling and passing the ball. We have practised...

read more
Year 5 Gymnastics

Year 5 Gymnastics

In one of our PE sessions this half term, the children in Year 5 are developing their gymnastic skills. They have been working on creating balances and then performing symmetrical and asymmetrical balances with a partner. When balancing, the children are developing...

read more
Aboriginal Art

Aboriginal Art

In our art lessons Year 2 have been learning about aboriginal art. We found out that aboriginal art consists of symbols which tell a story. Last week, we learnt how to draw different symbols and the meaning behind them such as humans, stars, or a meeting place. This...

read more