Welcome
I am delighted to welcome you to our school. There is something very special about Hebburn Lakes and we are incredibly proud of our unique children, inspirational staff and supportive parents and governors. Together we work hard to make Hebburn Lakes a safe, happy and fun place to learn.
We foster an environment where children show respect and kindness to one another and the world around and believe strongly that our children deserve the best possible chances in life and that they learn best when there are strong links between home and school.
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Hebburn Lakes Primary School
10 hours ago
2 Red tried painting with their feet!
This week in Art we looked at the artist Christy Brown. We learned about his struggles with his physical disability and how he had to find new ways to enjoy the things he loved. As he had cerebral palsy he found it difficult to hold a paintbrush with ...Read morehis hands, therefore he used his left foot! We were all very inspired and amazed at his determination....
This week in Art we looked at the artist Christy Brown. We learned about his struggles with his physical disability and how he had to find new ways ...
www.hebburnlakes.co.ukHebburn Lakes Primary School
10 hours ago
Armistice Day 2026
On 11.11.26, the School Council attended the annual parade at Monkton Village; we sang hymns, listened to inspiring words and laid a wreath at the Cenotaph. We joined in a two minute silence to commemorate those impacted by previous and ongoing conflict. We showed ...Read morefantastic maturity and respect and were very proud to represent our school at such an important event that means a lot to us.
On 11.11.26, the School Council attended the annual parade at Monkton Village; we sang hymns, listened to inspiring words and laid a wreath at the...
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15 hours ago
6 Blue Remembers
Today in 6 Blue, we looked carefully at the poem 'In Flanders Fields' written by John McCrae, to try to get an understanding of what he must have felt like lying there after he'd lost his friend in battle. We discussed the sacrifices of all of those who ...Read morehave lost their lives in wars, and those who still serve now. We learned about the significance of the poppy, from the first flower in the battlefields of World War I, to the paper poppies we wear on our jumpers today....
Today in 6 Blue, we looked carefully at the poem ‘In Flanders Fields’ written by John McCrae, to try to get an understanding of what he must have...
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