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Lady Bay

Primary School

Growing together: Caring for ourselves, each other and the environment

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School Values

  • Respect
  • Enjoyment
  • Determination
  • Collaboration
  • Reflection
  • Curiosity

Latest News

Please scroll through and look at all the amazing enrichment opportunities the children have at Lady Bay Primary School.

  • Be Ready – Girls’ County Cup Match

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    The year 5 and 6 girls’ football team has their County Cup final match against St Edmund Campion this week, it was a very close game. We had most of the possession and shots on target. The girls were all incredible and won the game 2-0. It was an incredible victory to cap of an incredible season. 3 trophies for the girls this year – our best season yet. Well done to all the girsl who played and thank you to all the parents who have supported us all season.

  • Be Ready – Year 1 Superhero day

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    It was so lovely to see so many children in year 1 dressed as superheroes today. That have been completely captured by the Supertato topic and they have all thoroughly enjoyed their topic work this half term. Today was a super way to end the topic. There were lots of excellent outfits and it was good to see the staff dressed up too. A fantastic end to a super project. 

  • Be Ready – KS2 Sports Day

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    Thank you to all the parents who attended sports day today. Once again, the children in year 6 did a fantastic job organizing the event and it all ran smoothly. It had a lovely feel to the event and everyone seemed to thoroughly enjoy the morning. Well done to all the parents who joined in the egg and spoon race at the end. Thank you to Mrs Davie who organised the day. Another super sports day,

  • Be Ready – Year 4 Geography and D and T walk

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    The children in year 4 enjoyed a walk to the River Trent this week. They walked down to the Hook and along the river and looked at the features they could see of River Trent. They looked ar the environment around the river too. To support their D and T work, they then looked at Lady Bay bridge and worked in pairs to design what they thought the new foot bridge would look like. A super way to enrich geography and D and T.

  • Be Ready – Dynamos cricket

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    Well done to all the children who attended Dynamos cricket this year. Danny said they have been an excellent group to coach and have all tried their best. Thank you to all the children who have attended and to the parents for supporting the sessions. I would also like to say thank you to Alex (from Trent Bridge) who has helped us to organize a fabulous cricket set up this term.

  • Be Ready (Enjoyment) – Year 5 D and T work

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    The children in year 5 worked hard this week during their D and T project. They looked at the difference between naan and pitta. They compared the ingredients and how each one is made. They then all made their own flatbreads. A really interesting session and the flatbreads looked delicious.

  • Growing Together – Year 6 Leavers’ performance

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    Wow, what a performance! The year 6 performed their leavers’ show at All Hallows Church. The performance of ‘School of Pop’ was outstanding. The children were loud, they all sang amazingly and were all confident when acting their parts. They all received their records of achievement and it was a fantastic afternoon for everyone. They are the first year group where I have been Head from foundation through to year 6 and I am really proud of them all. Their amazing efforts every day in class, their academic achievement, their efforts in leadership roles and making a positive contribution and their amazing sporting achievements have been really appreciated by us all. A fantastic ‘Class of 2025’.

  • Be Ready (Reflection) – Assembly this week

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    We talked to the children about International Day of Friendship day this week. I asked the children to think about what it means to be a good friend and what are the characteristics of a good friend. We made the link to our school values and talked about why kindness was important in friendship. I then read the children a story and asked how the children felt the character in the story was a good friend. A really nice, reflective assembly and an important topic too. This also meets the British Value of showing mutual respect

  • Be Ready – Wellness week

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    What an amazing week! Wellness week is my favourite week of the year. The feel-good factor around school is incredible and everyone is so happy. We have had some super sports for the children to try and an amazing range of morning activities.  All the children took part in a Boxercise session. It was completely new to most of the children. It was lots of fun and a great way to keep fit. We also had Unihoc sessions with Matt who used to teach ice hockey at the ice arena. It was a fantastic introductory session where the children learnt how to control the ball, how to dribble around the pitch and the basics to the game. Miss Beckett held a wellbeing session after school where the children were able to take part in games and also do some orienteering. Our morning activities consisted of traditional games on Monday, singing on Tuesday, Skipping on Wednesday, penalty shootout on Thursday and dancing today. It has been another incredible week. Thank you to Mrs Davie for organising it. The pictures show the crowds of children singing on Monday, Year 4 taking part in Boxercise, Year 3 in the urbacn hockey session

  • Be Ready – Girls’ development team match

    Mon 21 Jul 2025

    Well done to the girls who attended the development match against Greythorn. There was a little bit of confusion on the day as Greythorn had mixed teams of boys and girls. Our girls didn’t let it phase them and played their socks off. The year 4 children ended up winning their game 2-1. Well done to all those who attended the game.

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