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Moortown Primary School is a wonderful school tucked away in Moortown, North Leeds.

Moortown Primary is a happy and healthy place to learn. Ofsted judge us to be outstanding and our Key Stage 2 SAT results are amongst the highest in the country: consistently over 90% of our children attain nationally expected levels or higher and make expected progress or better.

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We are very much a ‘family’ school: we cultivate and nurture attitudes of support, respect and care in all our activities and relationships and for all our children. Equally important is learning. We set high standards in everything we do and strongly believe in the importance of the core skills of reading, writing and mathematics.

At Moortown, we also believe that primary school education is an experience that all children should enjoy to the full. We therefore offer a broad and balanced curriculum: drama and health are strengths in our school. The multi-cultural dimension of our school’s community is another strength: we celebrate our many diverse backgrounds. This helps our children to become positive and active citizens.

This website – with its photos, children’s work, quotes, Twitter and news updates – should give you a picture of life at Moortown Primary School but do please come and see the school at work and discover how your child could thrive here.

Latest News

My Community themed week

Posted on 17 November 2019 by Mrs Taylor

Themed week – My Community Our next whole school themed week, based around identity, diversity and community, will be taking … Continue reading “My Community themed week”

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Living and Learning: STOP bullying

Posted on 16 November 2019 by Mrs Taylor

This week, all classes have been learning about different aspects of bullying during national Anti-Bullying Week. Thank you to those … Continue reading “Living and Learning: STOP bullying”

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Posted on 15 November 2019 by Mr Roundtree

New research suggests a worrying decline in active lifestyles as children get older: There is a significant drop in children’s … Continue reading “”

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"I love reading because I get interesting things in my head."
Sophia, Year 1

"I enjoy writing because I like learning how to use new types of punctuation."
Hibba, Year 6

"School is a safe place and it is really fun."
Henka, Year 3

"I have learnt lots of skills in art like perspective."
Oliver, Year 6

"I like maths because I want to learn more."
Sasha, Year 2

"I like school because I can learn and have fun and I feel safe."
Zidaan, Year 4

"Maths is hard but it is good to have a challenge."
Pollyanna, Year 3

"I like science because we get to do great experiments."
Ben, Year 5

"I used to not like maths because I didn't feel confident but now Mr Owen has made me believe in myself."
Eve, Year 4

"I think my reading has improved because I never used to express when I was reading. I used to read like a robot but now I don't."
Kismat, Year 4

"I love school. Every Saturday, I want to go to school."
Sakina, Year 3

"I feel safe in school because I can get all the help I need and can share my worries."
Ben, Year 4

"I am accelerating like a car in maths."
Zack, Year 6

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