I am delighted to welcome you to our school website and positively encourage you to spend a few minutes exploring our site so you can discover the 'magic' that is Crossflatts Primary School.
First and foremost, the children are at the heart of all we do at Crossflatts Primary School and we strongly believe it is our responsibility to provide a place where everyone feels welcome, safe, secure and highly valued. The education we provide is of the highest standard possible and inclusive of everyone.
Our unique Crossflatts Curriculum frequently provides innovative opportunities and inspiring experiences, which light the fires inside our children and highly motivate our children as learners. This is underpinned by both the Foundation Curriculum and the National Curriculum.
We also view it as our responsibility to play a significant role in shaping core values within our children. We view these as fundamental building blocks to ensure our children develop as people as well as life-long learners. It is vital they are equipped emotionally, morally and academically to contribute positively to our wider community and society at large.
We are here to ensure that each and every one of the children who arrive through our doors leave as the greatest version of themselves that they can possibly be. If I were to sum up my vision into one sentence as the Headteacher of Crossflatts it would be ‘Come as you are and leave at your best.’
We are proud to be a cornerstone of our local community and we greatly value the successful partnerships we share between our families, community and Crossflatts Primary School and recognise these as integral to the happiness and success of our pupils.
I am intensely proud to be the Headteacher of Crossflatts Primary School and lead a school with wonderful children and a dedicated team of incredibly committed and hardworking professionals who all work relentlessly hard to deliver nothing less than magic.
This week, we have launched our zero to one million steps challenge, we are aiming to walk around the track on the field during lunchtimes until we reach one million steps, the children and staff have really enjoyed having a brisk walk at lunchtime, there could even been exciting prizes in the pipeline for those children who reach the million mark! Keep walking!
Read moreWelcome back everyone to the second half term of this autumn term. I hope you all had a good break and have recharged the batteries for a very busy half term ahead! During the holidays, Mr Dobson has been busy displaying all of our beautiful art work ready for Remembrance Day next Monday. Do pop to the front of school to have a look if you have a spare moment…
Read moreAs our first half term draws to a close, we will be celebrating Harvest Festival as a school with Year 1 to 6 walking up to church on Morton Lane on Tuesday 22nd of October during the school day to take part in a service to give thanks for the Harvest. We would love the children to bring a small donation of a tin or dried packet of food to donate to the local Bingley Food Bank. Thank you for supporting us with this.
Read moreOur autumn parent’s evenings, will take place next week on Tuesday 15th of October and Wednesday 16th of October. Next week, on Friday the 18th of October, to celebrate all the hard work and great progress the children have made in this first half term, we will be having spooky themed mini discos throughout the school day. Children are invited to come into school on this day in their spooky outfits if they wish or just in their own clothes if they prefer.
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