Based in the heart of the community in Long Lawford, Rugby we take children from the years of 3-11. We are a growing school and are excited about the coming journey and being able to welcome even more children and families into the Long Lawford community. We believe that every child has the right to enjoy their time at school.
Our vision is to make a positive difference in the lives of the children and local community. Our aim is to ensure that by the time children leave our school, they are LLPS - they Love, Learn, Persevere and Succeed. To support our vision we work in partnership with parents and the community.
Our vision is to make a positive difference in the lives of the children and local community. Our aim is to ensure that by the time children leave our school, they are LLPS - they Love, Learn, Persevere and Succeed. To support our vision we work in partnership with parents and the community.
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The school governing body are responsible for the plans, policies and procedures within the school. The governors play an important role in the leadership team of the school in conjunction with the headteachers and senior staff. Acting as a critical friend to the headteacher by providing effective support and challenge.
Long Lawford Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We are fully committed to ensuring that consistent effective safeguarding procedures are in place to support families, children and staff at school.
Over the last few years we have been upgrading and improving our facilities. We take pride in providing a warm, caring and consistently excellent education for all of our children. Under the Education Act parents have a right to choose a school for their children. Each school has a 'standard number' of places, which is the minimum number of children who should be admitted in any year.
At Long Lawford Primary School the member of staff responsible for coordinating provision for children with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities is Mr M Hindmarsh. The school follows the 2014 SEN Code of Practice for children who have special or additional needs. All classes in school are of mixed ability, and teachers provide learning opportunities that are specially designed to match the ability of each pupil.
We have recently introduced a new system to improve the choices for pupils and to reduce waste. If you believe your child may be eligible for free school meals please ask Mrs Grant or Mrs Gibbons in the school office for more details. You can also apply online or by telephoning: 01926 359189.
Children in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 are automatically entitled to free school meals but will benefit from help in other areas should they meet the eligibility criteria.All children are encouraged to eat healthy snacks or fruit at morning break. All children aged 4 to 6 are given free fruit as part of the School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme.
Children in Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 are automatically entitled to free school meals but will benefit from help in other areas should they meet the eligibility criteria.All children are encouraged to eat healthy snacks or fruit at morning break. All children aged 4 to 6 are given free fruit as part of the School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme.
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Cherry Griffiths
Oct 01, 2017
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Good school, but improvements needed. A head teacher would be a start. My daughter enjoys most of her time here, but there is a huge lack of creative play and time for art. She feels she doesn't have fun most of the time, which is really sad. She used to love school in reception, then year one started and she says she doesn't enjoy it anymore. She never brings any drawings or artwork home. She doesn't get time for free play in the classroom and everything is too... Work focused for a 5 year old. She'd rather stay at home, and that's a big shame.
The lack of a head teacher has definitely been felt
The lack of a head teacher has definitely been felt
