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17th March 2026R Cave

 

The Denis Eagle truck

13th March 2026L Martin

On Wednesday, year 3 and 4 were extremely lucky to be visited by the Denis Eagle mobile classroom to learn all about the importance of correctly recycling rubbish.  The children completed a workshop inside the truck, carried out a litter pick around the school yard, then carefully disposed of their rubbish in the correctly coloured bins.

After their workshop and litter picking sessions, the children created some wonderful posters to educate others on the importance of ‘the three R’s’- Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

Be a SMARTY with E-Safety

20th February 2026L Chisholm

As part of Safer Internet week we completed some Safer Internet Day Assemblies and Boo Gets Cyber Smart workshops.  We had a special visitor join us last week to talk about the importance of being safe online. Rebecca from Big Foot Art Education came in and told us all about how to be a SMARTY.  We looked at the rules needed to keep us safe online and how we can recognised cyber bullying and unsafe materials.  We also  talked about how to spot a fake account and how much time is recommended per day for us to be online without causing tiredness, blurred vision and loss of focus.

It’s all erupting in 5 Blue!

26th January 2026C Machin


What a week we’ve had in 5 Blue . As part of our Learning Means The World theme, ‘In your Element’  we have been learning all about tectonic plates, earthquakes and most excitingly volcanos. We have learnt how the earths surface is made up and how the movement of tectonic plates can cause the planet to react in different ways. 
we have created a our very own volcanos and with the help of vinegar and bicarbonate of soda created our own eruptions. As you can see from our pictures we have had a lot of fun. 

3D Shape!

16th January 2026N Sikka

This afternoon in 1 Red we revisited 3D shapes and talked about their properties and features.  We compared the shapes and looked at the similarities and differences.  The children were able to find many 3D shapes around the classroom environment and described what they noticed about them.

Snow Day!

8th January 2026swingrove

Although most of the snow has sadly disappeared, we had a fantastic hour playing in it on Monday! Seeing the children simply play and work together to either draw in the snow or build snowmen was wonderful – everyone enjoyed themselves. While it does seem to have disappeared for now, the cold remains so make sure you and your children are wrapped up for school!

Amazing Homework! 5 Red

18th December 2025R Cave

What an amazing effort from Macey in 5 Red for her homework this week and her wonderful woodwork skills.

Macey created a wooden enclosure at home for her knitted hognose snake, endemic to the desert lands in North America. Macey did this after a lesson on biomes in our Learning Means the World theme “Come Fly With Me America”.
What an exceptional talent, 10/10 for creativity!

 

17th December 2025R Cave

Hebburn Lakes Primary School Newsletter – December 2025

We invite you to explore our digital newsletter on Microsoft Sway, which provides a detailed glimpse into our recent activities and accomplishments. The digital format offers an interactive and engaging way to stay connected with our school’s journey.

We look forward to sharing our school’s story with you. 🏫📚