Loxdale Primary School

Reception Willow had a lovely day taking part in a range of Remembrance Day activities. We printed poppies, created cube poppies to match numerals to quantities and practised writing CVC words on poppies. The children also took part in a two-minute silence and had a thoughtful class discussion about how war has shaped the world we live in today. Take a look at our beautiful poppy artwork displayed on our Reception door this week!

We celebrated Diwali wearing our bright clothes, tasting samosas and creating rangoli patterns. Happy Diwali from Year 3 Beech.

Year 5 had a wonderful time learning about Diwali. As part of their celebrations, the children worked together to create their own traditional dance routine. They then performed their dance for their classmates, proudly showcasing all their hard work and creativity. To complete the experience, the children also enjoyed trying some delicious samosas, giving them a taste of traditional food associated with the festival. It was a fun and engaging way for the children to learn mo

As a reminder, all children are invited to come to school in their own clothes this Friday to celebrate Children in Need! ❤️

Happy Diwali from all of us at Loxdale Primary School! ❤️✨

Next week is National School Meals Week! ❤️ Throughout the week, our catering team will be serving a range of special themed lunches, celebrating both classic favourites and traditional school meals. This special week is a great opportunity for children to enjoy school lunches, try new foods and celebrate the importance of healthy, balanced meals. All meals can be pre-ordered on the Arbor app, please click the link below for our letter with more information, including what wi

We’ll be celebrating Diwali in school TOMORROW (Friday 6th November)! ✨ It will be an own clothes day and all children are invited to come to school wearing bright and/or traditional clothes

We’ll be celebrating Diwali in school on Friday 6th November! ✨ It will be an own clothes day and all children are invited to come to school wearing bright and/or traditional clothes

Hello everyone! It's me, Monty! 🐾 I hope you're all having a lovely half-term break. I've been keeping busy and had a trip to the groomers this week. I do like being pampered and getting lots of fuss but that hairdryer is SO noisy! I like to join in and make sure everyone can hear me by barking along while they dry my fur! 🎤 The good news is I'm now all clean, fluffy and looking very smart. I think I'm ready for a doggy photoshoot! 📸✨ I've really missed seeing all of your

Friday 23rd October is the last day of school before we break up for the half-term break! We hope everyone is looking forward to a lovely and fun holiday ❤️ We’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday 2nd November

Own Clothes Day – Friday 23rd October 2026 All children are invited to come to school in their own clothes next Friday! In exchange, we’re kindly asking for donations of bottles.

To finish their leadership unit in PE, Year 4 Rowan put their new skills into practice by teaching Year 2 Sycamore a range of fun games and activities. The children demonstrated excellent leadership, communication and teamwork as they explained the rules, organised the games and encouraged the younger pupils to take part. Year 2 Sycamore thoroughly enjoyed learning and showed great enthusiasm throughout the session. We are incredibly proud of Year 4 Rowan for the confidence,

The children in Year 1 have worked really hard learning and singing their Harvest song, "If You're Grateful and you know it" to the tune of If You're Happy and You Know It. We are so proud of their confidence, enthusiasm, and fantastic singing. Happy Harvest to all our families and thank you for helping us celebrate this special time of year! 🌾🎶🍁🌾🍂😊

Yesterday, Year 4 Rowan enjoyed taking their science learning outdoors as they explored the school grounds to collect and identify leaves. The children used their knowledge to classify the leaves into deciduous and evergreen groups, showing great teamwork and investigation skills throughout the activity.

Black History Day – Friday 9th October As a reminder, this Friday is Black History Day in school! All children are invited to come to school in their own clothes on Friday. This year's theme is 'Black British People Who Changed Britain'. Children will enjoy a range of activities and each year group will learn about an influential Black British figure. Please click the link below for our letter with more information! https://0fae7c9b-3cce-4db2-9f13-d5af3760d69b.filesusr.com/ug