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Ingol Community
Primary SchoolI’m delighted to welcome you to our website, which will provide you with the latest news from Ingol Community Primary School. You will also find essential information about our school, and through the site, we hope that you will gain an insight as to the experiences that we can offer your child. Paper copies of policies and any other relevant information can be obtained via the school office (free of charge).








Due to popular demand and spaces filling quickly, we have decided to advertise a little earlier than usual. All information on pricing and activities are available on the forms that can be collected from school.
We are looking for a new team member. Please make sure that you meet all of the essential criteria listed in the advert in order to be considered for interview.
Newsletter 7th May
Secretly Famous Our Secretly Famous superstars, nominated by their peers.
Reception and Y1 loving their Clever Ending Stories session with the fabulous Rachael and Danny Clever Ending Stories
Our Y1&2 team all ready for their football tournament
Some of our football teams taking penalties at half time at PNE
Newsletter 30th April. https://sway.cloud.microsoft/EPYMaPavpOV2AW8j?ref=Link
Forest school last week was bug hunting and identifying and fire lighting skills
Newsletter 23rd April
As part of our geography topic on Lancashire, year 3 went on a walk around our local area. Along the way to Haslam Park, we explored the human and physical geography around us. The children then enjoyed some time playing games in the park and had a great time
This afternoon, Reception and Year 1 had a talk from some of the ladies at Moore Vets who kindly gave up some time in their busy day to talk about their job. The interactive talk showed us how to bandage Dave the sloth, what the vets wear whilst in surgery, we looked at some equipment including a stethoscope and checked some of our own heartbeats and finally we discussed the names of some baby animals. The children really enjoyed it and found out lots of information linked to their current topics.
Year Five had a good day out at the Lancashire Archives.They had a look around the archives at old documents. They also created their own song based on mythology and researched the history of our city
Forest school today was creating 'Dandy lions' and the fire lighting quest to make some treats