Curriculum
National Curriculum +
Vision and Ethos
Early Years
Reading
Safeguarding
Headteacher’s Welcome
I would like to offer a very warm welcome to Linthorpe Community Primary school, a vibrant, inclusive and diverse primary school, where everyone is equal, everyone is different, everyone is welcome and everyone achieves their best. At LCPS, we operate a unique National Curriculum + model where enrichment, opportunity and talent development meet academic rigour. A rich set of coherently planned experiences, trips and after school clubs enhance and supplement our bespoke curriculum offer. We call this National Curriculum + to reflect the extent to which the LCPS curriculum goes above and beyond the statutory requirements. Academic progress, personal development and character building are a continual focus for all staff and are at the core of all that we do.
We are proud to offer a vast range of exciting opportunities and experiences for all pupils in school and beyond the classroom, in our aim to harness the interests, abilities and talents of each and every child in our care.
The safeguarding of our children is extremely important to us and with the support of our caring and nurturing staff, our children feel safe, happy and know that they are listened to. We have high expectations of all pupils and this is evident through the learning behaviours and MAGICAL habits, which are firmly embedded into our school culture.
I am exceptionally proud to be Head of School at LCPS after starting my teaching career here as an NQT. It is as a result of the continuous opportunities and constant pursuit for excellence at LCPS, that I am so passionate about creating a culture where both pupils and staff can thrive.
I hope that you find our website a useful source of information and that it gives you an insight into our family centred approach. If you have any questions you may like to ask, please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Mrs Mitchell
Headteacher

LCPS Ofsted Report 2022
Pupils thrive in this highly ambitious and inclusive community school. The nurturing relationships between staff and pupils sit at the heart of the school’s success. Leaders and staff have high expectations. They are determined for pupils to succeed both academically and socially. Leaders have designed a rich curriculum. Staff value and celebrate pupils’ academic, musical and sporting talents. Pupils enjoy their learning. They are proud of their achievements.
Upcoming Events
- December 22, 2023, : Autumn Term ends
- December 22, 2023, : PD Day - school closed
- December 25, 2023, : Christmas holiday
- January 8, 2024, : Spring Term begins
- February 12, 2024, : Half term holiday
- March 22, 2024, : Spring Term ends
- March 25, 2024, : Easter holiday
- April 8, 2024, : PD Day - school closed
- April 8, 2024, : Summer Term begins
- May 6, 2024, : Bank holiday - school closed
- May 27, 2024, : Half term holiday
- July 22, 2024, : PD Day - school closed
- July 22, 2024, : Summer Term ends
- July 23, 2024, : Summer holidays begin
School Games Gold Mark Award
The School Games Mark is a government led awards scheme to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community. We have recently been awarded the Gold Award, having demonstrated excellence in each of the...
Pirates of the Curry Bean
Pirates of the Curry Bean Parents and families were completely blown away by our LCPS Theatre Academy last week at Acklam Grange School where pupils performed the 'Pirates of the Curry Bean'. It was hilarious and every child was totally committed to their roles. For...
Weekly Attendance
- Reception 97%
- Year 1 96%
- Year 2 96%
- Year 3 95%
- Year 4 97%
- Year 5 95%
- Year 6 96%
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