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 S Leaver & Mrs K McCall: Acting Head Teachers
ATTENDANCE – week ending 07/12/2018
- Reception 89.2%
- Year 2 97%
- Year 4 91%
- Year 6 94%
- Year 1 97.5%
- Year 3 95%
- Year 5 84%
- Whole School Last Year 95.3%
Every Lesson Counts...
discover what our classes have been learning below
NEWS
Newsletters
20th March 2009.doc
read moreCake Sale
Many thanks to all who came to the PTA cake sale on Friday 20th March. We managed to raise £53.17 in the record time of 10 minutes! The money will be going to support outdoor learning equipment for Early Years. Again, many thanks to those who baked cakes, who turned...
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13th March 2009.doc
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Swalwell PTA will be holding a Cake Sale in the school hall at 3.15 pm on Friday 20th March 2009. There will be a range of cakes and biscuits to buy from 10p. If you would like to donate any homemade biscuits and cakes to the cake sale please contact Miss Dixon.
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6th March.doc
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27th February 2009.doc
read moreSAFEGUARDING
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.