Laneshaw Bridge Primary School is situated in a beautiful village in Pendle. We have been rated outstanding by Ofsted and operate in one of the newest purpose built primary settings in the area. We aspire to develop ambitious, confident children with unrivalled knowledge and skills to achieve their dreams. A place where lasting memories are created; friendships are fostered and a life-long love of learning is ignited. We believe in putting the child at the very heart of everything we do. Our aim is that our curriculum provides opportunities to be creative, broad and varied so that all children can achieve their best and are motivated to continue their learning beyond their years at Laneshaw Bridge. Our teaching methods are evidence based, giving each child the tools needed to become the very best version of themselves.
We strive to build strong and purposeful relationships with all of our families and operate an “open door” policy and welcome any feedback or comments that you may have. We value the support that families provide us, as this enables us to work in partnership for the benefit of the children.
Our website has been designed to provide visitors with a wealth of information, however, a visit in person is the best way of getting a real and truer sense of our outstanding school. We welcome you to talk with our staff and pupils and find out just how outstanding we are.
Gaynor Canty
Headteacher
Laneshaw Bridge Primary School, Emmott Lane, Laneshaw Bridge, Colne, BB8 7JE
01282 865996
Year 3 love programming using Scratch!
🐝 Year 2 had lots of fun with the Bee-Bots this morning! The children enjoyed creating and changing algorithms to move their robots from one location to another. It was a tricky challenge, requiring lots of problem-solving and perseverance! 🤖💡
Hartley class have been finding out about some games that would have been played in the past, hop-scotch was one of them. We tried to draw our own and then play it.
Hartley class made their own beautiful poppies, carefully choosing the colours they needed, cutting the correct shapes and finally putting all the bits together
Year 3 observed today's silence for Remembrance Day. They learnt about the different colours of poppies that are used to symbolise different groups of people or animals that served for us and then used those colours to create some beautiful stained glass effect poppy art.
Fantastic resilience and sportsmanship on display today at the Panathlon event at Pendle Leisure Centre.......and a unicorn too!!!
Year 6 enjoyed sharing these amazing holiday projects in history this Remembrance Week. As part of our work on World War 1 they found out about life in the trenches and displayed it in their own creative way.
In DT, Year 4 have been using nets to make 3D shapes. Even though, some of us found it challenging, we managed to produce some fantastic examples!
Year 1 love bee bots!! They were giving the bee bots some commands and predicting where they will end #ambition #collaboration #trust
Applications are now open to join the Laneshaw Bridge Primary School family 💜 Discover a school where students are supported to achieve, encouraged to explore their strengths and given opportunities to develop the skills and confidence they need for the future. Apply today. Applications close by 15th January - https://f.mtr.cool/z1e1w1dd1h
Year 5 Brontë class are being amazing bike riders!
Congratulations Sophia for your fantastic effort in your dance competition at the weekend! We are so proud of your achievement 🌟 #ambition
We have been successful in the Britain in Bloom thanks to the wonderful work Joanne and her team of helpers do planting and growing flowers around our school grounds!🤩
In Geography, Year 3 have been comparing old maps of Colne with current ones and spotting changes that have occurred between those times. We spotted lots of added buildings, fewer fields, many more roads and a railway that no longer runs past Colne.Station. We also noticed that some things that are useful to us have remained the same throughout.
Year 3 welcomed our second secret reader this morning. Evelyn's mummy came in to read us The Hospital Dog by Julia Donaldson. She delivered a lovely message about always being kind to each other. 💗 We had such a wonderful time!