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
15 hours ago
Stop, look and listen!
1 Red in LMTW world were looking at how to be safe in our community especially when out and about near the roads. We talked about the do's and don't of road safety and worked together to work out the correct way to cross roads. We watched road safety ...videos and copied the stop, look and listen signs. The children offered ideas and suggestions of who and what could help us safely cross the roads, for example adults, lollipop persons, zebra crossings and pelican crossings....
1 Red in LMTW world were looking at how to be safe in our community especially when out and about near the roads. We talked about the do’s and...
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2 days ago
South Tyneside Family hub – February Half term
Please see the guide to what's on in our local Family Hubs over February half term. I have also included the link to the other Family Hubs in South Tyneside should you wish to attend any of those. Remember, some of these activities are ...pre-booking only so contact the phone numbers provided to book before they are full!
Please see the guide to what’s on in our local Family Hubs over February half term. I have also included the link to the other Family Hubs in South...
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5 days ago
A view from above!
In 1 Red in LMTW 'Unity in the Community ' we were looking at 'Bird's Eye' views. We looked at various landmarks across the world from this angle and then the children discussed in depth what they could see. We then focused on our local ...environment and took a look at a birds eye view of our school. There was a lot of discussion and varying opinions about what the children could see. We then took it in turn to label parts of our school as if we were looking down on it.
In 1 Red in LMTW ‘Unity in the Community ‘ we were looking at ‘Bird’s Eye’ views. We looked at various landmarks across the world from this...
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