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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. 'The curriculum provides pupils with good opportunities to develop their spiritual, moral, social and cultural education, including tolerance and respect. Pupils enjoy coming to school and feel safe.' (Ofsted, 2017)

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Latest News

Keeping Active – cross country running

Posted on 15 October 2019 by Mrs Latham

Well done to the Year 6 children who decided to enter the cross country competition for our area at Brigshaw … Continue reading “Keeping Active – cross country running”

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Ridiculous rhymes

Posted on 07 October 2019 by Mr Roundtree

We’re very excited to welcome the CBeebies Rhyme Rocket team to Scholes (Elmet) Primary School on Tuesday 15 October. They’ll … Continue reading “Ridiculous rhymes”

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Staying safe online

Posted on 16 September 2019 by Mr Roundtree

#DITTO is a free online safety (e-safety) magazine in PDF format for schools, organisations and parents to keep you up … Continue reading “”

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"I know I am doing well if I get a green highlight in my book."
Ruby, Year 4

"I look through my book to see if I am improving."
Alexa, Year 3

"Teachers praise my learning when I am doing well."
Freya, Year 6

"I know I am doing well when I can answer questions about my understanding."
Lucy, Year 4

"I love art with Mrs Thorne because she is really enthusiastic!"
Charlotte, Year 6

"When I find spellings challenging, I think of spelling rules to help me."
Alexa, Year 3

"When learning is challenging, a teacher will always help me until I understand."
Fergus, Year 5

"PE is fun and it also keeps you fit and healthy."
Lily, Year 3

"I really like maths because I like challenging myself."
Lucy, Year 4

"I enjoy science experiments and working with others."
Ruby, Year 4

"In reading, we learn new vocabulary."
Freya, Year 6

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