This website aims to answer any questions you may have about how our school is organised and to help you understand more about Mill Lane School. As a school we look forward to sharing an important period of your child's life with you. We want you and your child to feel welcome and valued as important members of our school community.
Mill Lane is very proud to be part of BBEST. We work closely with twenty other schools in the local area to provide the best possible support to each other, our children and their families. The School's attendance target for this academic year is 96%. Please make sure you send your child to school everyday and help us achieve over 96% attendance.
Mill Lane is very proud to be part of BBEST. We work closely with twenty other schools in the local area to provide the best possible support to each other, our children and their families. The School's attendance target for this academic year is 96%. Please make sure you send your child to school everyday and help us achieve over 96% attendance.
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The school governors are a group of individuals from a variety of backgrounds, who are elected, nominated or co-opted and are representative of parents/carers and teachers, the Local Authority and the local community. School governors work with the Headteacher and are responsible for setting the strategic direction of the school.
The School Games, which is funded by Sport England and delivered by the Youth Sport Trust, is a government led programme designed to deliver competitive school sport to all young people. This network currently services in excess of 16,000 registered schools who compete across School Games' competitions.
Mill Lane Primary School is a family. Our values are "family values" where everyone is welcomed, respected, cared for and nutured - we want the very best for every single child in our care (and all the adults too). We offer a warm and friendly environment where all members of the community are given as many opportunities to suceed as possible.
Regular, open communication and consultation is highly valued at Mill Lane Primary School. The parent forum aims to represent the views of all parents and to be a voice to inform our school of the needs of children and families. It facilitates communication between parents/carers and staff and governors.
Mill Lane Primary School "Stay & Play" is for all children and babies who are not yet old enough to attend full time school. We meet each week in the Early Years Unit at Mill Lane Primary School on Wednesdays at 1.15pm. Stay & Play is free and you will have the chance to see your child relax with other children while you chat to other parents and carers.
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