Welcome to Swinemoor Primary School
I am delighted to welcome you to our website.
As you will see from our Aims, Swinemoor Primary School works very hard to be the best it can be.
The Staff and Governors are tremendously proud of our children and their achievements.
This is the core purpose of this site: to celebrate their endeavour, resilience, competitive spirit and mutual support.
Swinemoor Primary is proud of its position in the top 100 schools nationally for progress. This we attribute to the creativity and passion that all children bring to their work.
We hope you enjoy the site and our children’s work.
We encourage them to be as proud of it as we are.
Mr. L Myers MBE
Headteacher




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Information for parents
RSHE
In line with the Dfe, the school’s relationships, sex and health education (RSHE) curriculum content will be available for parents and carers to view. RSHE is taught in the Summer Term. If you would like to view the materials please contact the school office to receive a hyperlink and code.
Online Safety
Can we remind children and parents that E-safety is of extreme importance. We teach this regularly and rigorously in school.
We very much hope that children are remembering to be kind and gentle when using social media and messaging services from home.
We would also like to remind you that WhatsApp has a rating of 16 years + – Facebook and Instagram 13 years +
We have a dedicated webpage that shows a wide selection of advice for parents and carers on the safe use of technology and the internet for young people.

Graduate Awards Programme
Graduate Awards Programme
Children who wish to become Graduates in the available study topics can elect to study at home and in school during their own time, taking the Graduate Test when they know they are ready.
The Graduate Awards Programme is designed to compliment our curriculum and appeal to the children’s scholarly aspirations.
Upon graduation, they will receive a badge which they can wear on their school uniform with pride.
This will further demonstrate to their peers, parents, school visitors and the wider community just how dedicated they are to their studies.
Curriculum Intent

Curriculum intent, implementation and impact –
The curriculum is designed with our pupils and the Swinemoor community in mind.
It enables children to access and enhance their understanding of their home, their town and the wider community, developing their cultural capital and giving them opportunities and choices about their future and their impact as they progress through their school career and beyond.
This will help them become successful members of modern British society, preparing them for the challenges and opportunities.
This collection of short films and resources will help you understand your child’s progression through school.
The curriculum film resource has been broken down by subject area initially and then by topic area.
Key Stage Two Harvest Festival!
We’re delighted to share our Key Stage Two Harvest Festival!
Our children have been working hard, learning songs and poems to celebrate the season and share the spirit of harvest with our school community.
We hope you enjoy watching their wonderful performances and joining us as we celebrate this special time of year.
A huge well done to all our Key Stage Two children for their fantastic performances!
Latest Swinemoor News
Every week at Swinemoor we produce a digital news broadcast which is presented by KS2 pupils.
The pupils research their stories and plan who they need to interview before filming begins every Friday morning.
We have now produced over 300 news programmes and they are all available to view on our website.
Virtual Dictionary
As well as HIGH FREQUENCY WORDS (HFWs) and COMMON EXCEPTION WORDS, there are a whole range of other words which children will need to know as part of specific subjects which they will do in school.
These include mathematical vocabulary such as subtraction, fractions and quadrilaterals, scientific terms such as evaporation, magnetic and skeleton, to geographical words such as atlas, population and tributary through to musical terminology such as orchestra, xylophone and tempo.
Below are links to lists of words which children are likely to come across in each academic subject by year group to enable them to practise these words at home.

“Leaders create a positive competitive environment that pupils enjoy immensely.”

“I like everything about the school. My child has made excellent progress.”

“Subject leaders are passionate about ensuring that pupils are inspired to learn in their subjects.”

“Leaders are determined that pupils will achieve highly.”

“Talent and
cookery competitions enable pupils to build their resilience, self-confidence and
aspirations.”

“How the children progress and where necessary they are given help to achieve that progress.”

” It’s a really good school with high standards and high achievers.”

“Leaders ensure that the requirements of pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) are purposefully built into the curriculum.”

“We like the fact that the children’s work/plays are able to be seen on the website and I think the teacher’s end of term videos are a great addition.”

” It’s a really good school with high achievers and high standards from the pupils. Very helpful if I’ve had a problem.”

“Pupils know what bullying is. They will tell an adult if it happens, and the adult will sort it out.”

“We really enjoy all the school performances that parents are invited to.”

“The enthusiasm and deep subject knowledge of staff in art run through to the pupils.”

“The fact they have a very modern approach to their teaching and the headmaster is very much involved and isn’t scared to get his hands dirty and interacts very well with all the staff and children.”

“The way that my child has improved 100% from last school.”

“Progress of the children and if and when necessary they are given extra help.”

“That each child’s needs are met, a great understanding (SEN)”

“Teachers sequence learning extremely well to
support high-quality learning and the production of exceptional work.”

“Behaviour is exemplary.”

“Leaders use a combination of competitive projects and focused curriculum work to deliver a stimulating and motivating curriculum.”

“The school’s knowledge-based graduate award programme is at the heart of the school’s success.”

“Pupils are incredibly proud of the award, and their excitement and aspiration to do well are tangible.”

“Staff are welcoming and willing to help/listen. Child always seems happy.”

“Pupils consistently produce high quality work of which they are rightly proud.”

“My daughter is making fantastic progress. The two performances I have seen have been excellent (Harvest and Christmas).”

“Always giving our children a challenge. Always pushing them harder, not taking satisfactory, but aiming high!.”

“Keep encouraging sport such as football and netball..”

“Pupils work is is celebrated in the many excellent
displays around the school.”

“My daughter likes Swinemoor because she says ‘everyone is friendly’. I like it because all children are included and have the confidence to compete and challenge anyone.”

“I love the fact that the children and staff love being there and are so proud of their school.”

“I am impressed with the teaching at this school and pushing the kids into doing work they are capable of.”

“Swinemoor Primary is a unique and special place.”

“Alongside the outstanding curriculum, pupils choose to study a graduate award subject syllabus at home or at school in their own time.”

“The school is an oasis of calm where pupils respect and value their education and the many wider opportunities that leaders offer them.”

“The enthusiasm of the staff and the fact my child has been encouraged to learn whilst being allowed to progress at his own speed.”

“Since starting Swinemoor my son has come on in leaps and bounds and in just a short time. I am looking forward to the further progress.”

“Very happy with everything the school does. Loved the Christmas plays – both of them.”

“Teaching staff in Y 5/6 who really challenge the children and move them forward.”

“Competitions that occur each half term.”

“That the children are very proud of their work and teachers make sure they are rewarded.”

“The respect both pupils and staff have for one another shows all around the school. It’s a very happy place to be.”

“Children in early years readily follow well-established routines.”

“The school is very clean and staff well dressed. Its nice when visiting to see all the work on display and to hear the excellent comments from the kids about their day.”

“All of the shows/ performances are so professional and we feel welcomed coming into school. I think the school instills confidence and high self esteem in pupils.”

“Pupils know and demonstrate the two key golden rules of ‘be kind and gentle’ and ‘if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything’.”

“Strong headteacher. Caring and intelligent teachers. Good curriculum. Good discipline.”






3/4F are developing their observational drawing skills by carefully studying a pumpkin, focusing on its shape, lines, lines texture and details to create accurate drawings from observation. ...
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This morning, the children in Mr W’s class were having a debate about The Tiger Who Came to Tea. The children debated why the tiger actually came to tea, and where did he disappear to afterwards? 🐯 ...
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In science this week 1/2 H, have been learning all about the properties of materials! We explored how different materials can be hard, soft, flexible and waterproof. ...
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In Year 1 mathematics, the children have been learning numbers to 10 in words. Well done, Children! Mr W. ...
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Pain Au Chocolat Thursday will continue tomorrow. Children who arrive in school on time will enjoy this Thursday breakfast treat! ...
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Year 1 worked very hard in mathematics this morning. The children were counting back to zero from any number within 10. This afternoon, the children in 1/2W were creating animation clips in computing. An excellent day! Well done, children! Mr W. ...
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Children in 5/6 enjoyed re-enacting evacuation during WWII. ...
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A huge thank you to two wonderful students from the National Youth Orchestra who visited us recently. 🎶 They delivered an inspiring assembly, shared their musical experiences and answered lots of brilliant questions from our pupils. Thank you for such a memorable visit and for inspiring the next generation of musicians! ✨ The National Youth Orchestra ...
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