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Pennine Way Primary School

Welcome from the Head Teacher

Pennine Way is an exciting place to be. We are lucky to have amazing facilities and are located in the wonderful Harraby Community Campus. We benefit from the use of the British Cycling race standard cycle track; 3-G pitches and sports arena; a theatre and much more. We are always keen to share our school and visits are most welcome.   Click here and you can find out more.

 

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Latest News

  • Please watch some incredible children showing off their sign language skills.


  • Please watch some incredible children showing off their sign language skills.


  • A helpful guide on search engines.
  • A parents guide to Zepeto.
  • A fantastic end to the term. Congratulations to all those receiving the Star Award in year 4, year 5 and year 6.



























  • Well done to all our Star Award winners in year 1, year 2 and year 3. It was lovely to see your classmates cheering you on. 

































  • Amazing art work by year 6! It is so effective.









  • Spring 2 Newsletter:
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    Spring 2 Newsletter
    What a gloriously sunny week we have had as we head into the 2 week break. I have my fingers crossed that this weather stays and we all get to enjoy the sun over the break. We wish you all …
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  • We understand that all children develop at their own pace, and that we’re all learning from birth. When it’s time to start school, some children will need more help than others. There are key skills that schools expect children to be learning before their first day. Practising these will make your child’s journey to Reception as positive as possible. Please see the attached document, which has been put together by a coalition of Early Years organisations, to see a suggestion of activities you could do with your child to help them get ready for Reception.
  • The Impact of School Absence on Lifetime Earnings Details The report investigates the link between school absence and earnings. We find an additional day of absence for the typical student is associated with a decrease of £750 in future earnings. We also find increased absence increases the odds, at age 28, of: claiming benefits for a sustained period not being in stable employment We also find a reduction in earnings at age 28 of 0.8% per day for the typical student.


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Spring 2 Newsletter

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April 4th, 2025 / May 31st, 2025