WELCOME
Welcome to Swalwell Primary School
At Swalwell Primary School we work together to promote learning and achieve the highest standards for every child through high expectations and high quality teaching.
We provide an education that is enjoyable, inclusive, stimulating and challenging and which allows individuals to develop their educational potential and skills for life.
The school promotes fundamental British values and is at the heart of the community and provides a safe, secure and respectful environment which enables pupils to develop emotionally, physically, socially, spiritually and academically.
‘EVERY LESSON COUNTS.’
Mrs J Smith: Head Teacher
ATTENDANCE – week ending 7/09/2018
- Reception 96%
- Year 2 87%
- Year 4 93%
- Year 6 93%
- Year 1 86%
- Year 3 99%
- Year 5 91%
- Whole School Last Year 95.3%
Every Lesson Counts...
discover what our classes have been learning below
NEWS
Note-taking in Year 6
Today, we have looked at note-taking. Working in groups we took notes on the key points of our book this half term, The Island by Armin Greder. Initially we used whiteboards and discussed the advantages and disadvantages of using them e.g. can erase errors however...
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World’s Biggest Coffee Morning
On Friday 28th September from 9am till 10:30am, we are hosting a coffee morning here at Swalwell School as part of Macmillan's World's Biggest Coffee Morning. We would love you to come join us for a catch up over a cuppa and a slice of cake. Why are we doing it? There...
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Early Years Autumn Information Sheet for Parents
Please click the link below to view some helpful reminders for Early Years children. parents hand out If you have any queries, don't hesitate to come into school to speak to a member of the Early Years team who will be happy to...
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Healthy eating with Warburtons
Today Gail from Warburtons visited our class to teach us about healthy eating. We learnt about what we should eat to keep our teeth, bones and muscles healthy, food safety and hygiene and the history of the Warburtons company. We than buttered our bread rolls and...
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Our school Superheroes!
Today we met and interviewed a number of staff who work in our school. We learnt about the jobs they do and how they help us. We then painted pictures of the staff and wrote job descriptions for them. [gallery link="file" size="large" columns="2"...
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Run, run as fast as you can…
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CEOP – Stay Safe Online
The internet can be great fun. You can chat to your friends, play games and learn about new things. But sometimes things happen which can make you upset. People may say mean things which make you feel sad, or you may see something that you don’t like.
If this happens, you must remember it’s not your fault.
TELL AN ADULT YOU TRUST if you are upset or worried about something that has happened to you. They can help you to report it to CEOP.
If you feel in danger phone 999 to speak to the police.
They will make sure you are safe.