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Welcome To Durham Lane Primary School

I am delighted to welcome you to the Durham Lane website.  Our school prospectus and school website are full of useful information about the school, its ethos, organisation and staffing. We hope you find it helpful. My vision is that Durham Lane Primary School is a centre for excellence, serving our children, their families and the community as best we can, making sure they achieve and succeed.  

Our school is a special place full of learning, laughter and friendship where everyone is happy, feels safe and is valued. We enjoy the present, but look to the future – and aspire to equip our children with the skills, curiosity and resilience they need to continue learning throughout their lives.  

Our children deserve the best from this school. Our duty is to provide it.   

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Y3 swimming

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30hrs FREE CHILDCARE PROVISION

We are delighted to announce that we will be offering 30 hour provision. The children will continue with their morning placements, but we are now able to offer some flexibility for afternoon Nursery provision and before and afterschool provision. Mrs. Guest, the Nursery Teacher, will teach both in the mornings and the afternoons.

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This half term in nursery, we have been learning about the triangle. We have been identifying the triangle and talking about its simple properties. We have used triangles in lots of ways including construction and artwork and also enjoyed finding triangular shapes in our outdoor area.🔺🔻⚠️ ... See MoreSee Less

This half term, Year 4 have been looking at sketching fossils which links to our Rocks topic. We have also been looking at different printing methods including relief printing where we used a block and impressed printing where we etched fossils designs into polystyrene. Here are just some of our creative results. 🪨🦖🦕 ... See MoreSee Less

This half term, Year 4 have been looking at sketching fossils which links to our Rocks topic. We have also been looking at different printing methods including relief printing where we used a block and impressed printing where we etched fossils  designs into polystyrene. Here are  just some of our creative results. 🪨🦖🦕Image attachmentImage attachment

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Hattie(y2) and bodhi(R) went to runswick and found some of you would like to borrow them for the class to see

In art, Year 6 have been developing their cave art skills. They have looked at how people in the Stone Age used berries to make colours and how they sketched onto cave walls. Today they experimented with painting on sand paper 🪨🎨✋🏼 ... See MoreSee Less

In art, Year 6 have been developing their cave art skills. They have looked at how people in the Stone Age used berries to make colours and how they sketched onto cave walls. Today they experimented with painting on sand paper 🪨🎨✋🏼Image attachmentImage attachment
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