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Scholes (Elmet) Primary School is a happy and healthy place to learn.

Scholes (Elmet) Primary School is proud to be a central part of the village community. It is a modern, well equipped, spacious community school which has been a part of Scholes for over a century. Ofsted (2019) judge us to be a good school: 'Across the school, including in the early years, teaching is good. Relationships between staff and pupils are strong. The staff team who, with governors, have high aspirations for the school, have created a happy and harmonious school community. The very caring and nurturing culture is underpinned by positive and respectful relationships.'

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Never Forget

Posted on 10 July 2020 by Miss Hague

We’re nearly at the end of this crazy year. It’s been a long time but we’re not too sure where … Continue reading “Never Forget”

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Our daily message: School in September (update 1)

Posted on 10 July 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Our final daily message this week comes from Miss Hague… We’re really excited to finally be able to welcome back … Continue reading “Our daily message: School in September (update 1)”

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Our daily message (09 July 2020)

Posted on 09 July 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Our daily message today includes a word from the Chair of Governors for Sphere Federation. Before that… Sadly, during lockdown, … Continue reading “Our daily message (09 July 2020)”

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"I like learning number facts that help me solve tricky number problems."
Isaac, Y1

"I enjoy using different pencils to shade and add texture in art."
Ben, Y6

"I love going swimming. I grow in confidence in each lesson."
Abigail, Y4

"I like art. It makes me feel happy and calm. "
Lanaeh, Y2

"I like writing. We get to write about new things and learn new writing styles."
Lenny, Y4

"I like doing different experiments in science. I like observing how things change."
Ava, Y2

"I like that we get lots of opportunities to do competitions alongside other schools. It's great to interact with other schools."
Spencer, Y6

"I like lunchtime because I get to play with different friends."
Oliver, Y1

"The school library is great. You can borrow new books and all the books are an enjoyable read."
Elizabeth, Y6

"I like keyboard lessons. We get to choose new songs to play and have the opportunity to perform them in assembly."
Tia, Y3

"In PE, we sometimes get a democratic vote to choose what skills or sport to learn."
Shane, Y5

"I enjoy learning maths facts through songs. It's really helped me learn my doubles."
Emma, Y2

"I enjoy making stories and working with a partner in different lessons."
Archie, Y1

"In geography, I enjoy learning about all the places in the world. I also loved orienteering around our school."
Violet, Y6

"I like maths because I can see how much I improve each week."
Cyrus, Y6

"I enjoy reading at school because we get to read lots of different types of text such as poems, songs, facts and stories. "
Sophie, Y4

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