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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
RE Day – St John’s Church
For RE day, we looked at why people visit Durham Cathedral. In the morning, we visited St John's Church and looked the exterior and interior and identified the different features. Then, we chose different parts of the church to sketch out. In the ...afternoon, we looked at who St. Cuthbert was and the similarities and differences between churches and cathedrals.
For RE day, we looked at why people visit Durham Cathedral. In the morning, we visited St John’s Church and looked the exterior and interior and...
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1 days ago
Our Attendance Target of 96% is in sight!
Despite a very late night for many of our families who enjoyed watching the England game, we were really pleased to see that you supported the school and your children today by ensuring they had good attendance. Well done everyone. Attendance ...really does matter!
Despite a very late night for many of our families who enjoyed watching the England game, we were really pleased to see that you supported the school...
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4 days ago
Bayeux Tapestry
This week in History, the children have been learning about the Bayeux Tapestry. In small groups, they created a timeline to show what had happened during the Norman Conquest of England in 1066.
This week in History, the children have been learning about the Bayeux Tapestry. In small groups, they created a timeline to show what had happened...
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