Laneshaw Bridge Primary School is situated in a beautiful village in Pendle. We have been rated outstanding by Ofsted and operate in one of the newest purpose built primary settings in the area. We aspire to develop ambitious, confident children with unrivalled knowledge and skills to achieve their dreams. A place where lasting memories are created; friendships are fostered and a life-long love of learning is ignited. We believe in putting the child at the very heart of everything we do. Our aim is that our curriculum provides opportunities to be creative, broad and varied so that all children can achieve their best and are motivated to continue their learning beyond their years at Laneshaw Bridge. Our teaching methods are evidence based, giving each child the tools needed to become the very best version of themselves.
We strive to build strong and purposeful relationships with all of our families and operate an “open door” policy and welcome any feedback or comments that you may have. We value the support that families provide us, as this enables us to work in partnership for the benefit of the children.
Our website has been designed to provide visitors with a wealth of information, however, a visit in person is the best way of getting a real and truer sense of our outstanding school. We welcome you to talk with our staff and pupils and find out just how outstanding we are.
Gaynor Canty
Headteacher
Laneshaw Bridge Primary School, Emmott Lane, Laneshaw Bridge, Colne, BB8 7JE
01282 865996
On Hartley's walk yesterday, we were trying to find our missing numbered acorns. We searched high and low until we found them all
Year 3 have continued their Modernism unit in art, experimenting with oil pastels to create different tones, shades and textures.
Well done to our Y2 girls who took part in the Pendle Football Festival this afternoon. They showed fantastic teamwork, lots of ambition and, most importantly, had so much fun.
Great sportsmanship and effort from team Laneshaw Bridge our cross country competition at South Craven High. Well done to all involved.
In Year 4 art, we have been creating double page spreads about our new art movement "Impressionism"
Well done to this week's year 4 TT Rockstars champions!
Year 5 Brontë class have been making armatures for our pop art sculpture.
Year 2 have been using rekenreks to support their counting in 5s. They used the beads to recognise groups of 5 and count forwards accurately.
More excellent work from year 6- this time in maths. Today we have looked at addition and subtraction using formal methods. Really great skills on display- AMAZING!
Year 6 have been examining a model text today in English. They looked at its structure and picked out key features. Lots of great details and fabulous presentation. Well done team 6!
In Science, the children in Year 3 have been investigating which materials are the most reflective. They tested a range of different materials and really enjoyed experimenting to see which ones reflected the most light. Through their investigations, they discovered that smooth, shiny materials are generally the most reflective.
Classical music on a glockenspeil - it must be year 6 music! This week we have been learning to play a canon using tuned percussion.
Congrats to our stars of the week!! You are all awesome! #ambition #collaboration #trust
Year 3 have been using their mapping skills to identify the changes that have taken place in Laneshaw Bridge over the years.