We work hard,
we love what we do
& we always try our best
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Headteachers’ Welcome
Welcome to Leftwich Community Primary School
Leftwich Primary is a happy and friendly school where children, parents and teachers work closely together. We hope that parents and carers will feel just as much part of the school as their children.
Leftwich has a wonderful atmosphere which is calm, hard working, exciting and full of quality learning. We have a fantastic team of teachers and teaching assistants who provide a very high standard of education and care, and a community of pupils who care and respect one another and who have great attitudes towards both work and behaviour.
Throughout the building the quality of work on display demonstrates the value placed on every child’s effort; the high expectations we have of them; the standards achieved in their work; and the enormous pleasure that everyone gets from working in an atmosphere where enjoyment of learning, achievement and success is celebrated and is attainable by all.
We all work hard, love what we do and always strive to do our best.
Leftwich Community Primary School is proud to be a part of Weaver Trust.
Lynn Guy and Claire Harrison
Our
Curriculum
Our curriculum is planned and sequenced so that children can build their knowledge and skills and be well-prepared for the next stage of their education. We deliver a broad and balanced curriculum for all pupils. Subject Leaders work to ensure that the curriculum is ambitious and prepares the children for their futures. We understand the importance of reviewing our work as staff and with children to ensure that our delivery is helping the children to know more and remember more.
Outdoor Play & Learning
OPALis an award-winning, mentor supported school improvement programme that addresses all the areas that schools must plan for if they want to strategically and sustainably improve the quality of their play opportunities.
Mrs O’Neill: OPAL Curriculum Lead
Miss Marmion: OPAL Play Coordinator
Mr Hart: OPAL Governor
Keeping Up To Date
Science Week 2026 at Leftwich Primary - We focused on understanding what the subject of science means. We also worked on a STEM ( science, technology, engineering , maths) based task, using our science investigation skills to help us complete our challenges. We’ve had lots of fun this week!
Year 6 had a great time during science week investigating ‘Murphy’s Law’. We were experimenting to test the theory of whether toast always falls butter side down 🧐💭🍞
This week, year 1 have been learning what it means to be a scientist 🧑🔬 they experimented with how to make dirty water clean using lots of different materials and produced some fantastic results 🧪⚗️
Yesterday, Reception asked themselves what happened when we warm crayons? Today, we found out what happens when we warm other things. We warmed coloured ice shapes with warm water, chocolate with the hairdryer and and whole tub of ice cream with our hands and the classroom heater! What a lovely morning we have, with all our investigations 😀
As part Science Week, Reception saw what happed to a whole tub of ice cream, when we used the heat from our hands and the heater to warm it up. What fun we had!
Reception’s Challenge for Science Week, was to find out ‘what happens to crayons when they get warm?’ We predicted first what we thought would happen and came up with lots of good ideas. We then heated the crayons using a hair dryer. We used lots of words to describe our warmed crayons and then tried them out on different kinds of paper. Tomorrow, we are going to find out what happens to other things when we warm them up.
