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Starting school in September 2023?

 

 

 

 

 

  • Open morning: Wednesday 19 October, 9.30am
  • Open afternoon: Tuesday 08 November, 1.30pm
  • Open morning: Friday 02 December, 9.30am

There’s no need to book a place – just come along!

Leeds has produced a You Tube video about applying for a school place.

 

Moortown Primary is a happy and healthy place to learn. We’re a small school with a big heart, tucked away in Moortown, North Leeds: ‘Moortown is such a family orientated, caring yet high achieving school. Both are children are thriving at Moortown and love attending school’ (Annual parents’ survey, 2022).

 

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.

 

If you’d like a paper copy of any information contained on our website, or any information referred to, please ask (there is no charge for this).

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. 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, 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

Children in Need

Posted on 25 November 2022 by Mrs Weekes

Thank you to everyone who donated money for Children In Need; we raised £249 which is amazing. Well done everyone … Continue reading “Children in Need”

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This week’s message (Friday 25 November 2022)

Posted on 25 November 2022 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s message is in six parts: an important announcement, a celebration, a reminder, a question, a word about Ofsted, … Continue reading “This week’s message (Friday 25 November 2022)”

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This week’s message (Friday 11 November 2022)

Posted on 18 November 2022 by Mr Roundtree

This week’s message has just four items, two of which are football-related… Zoom sessions to support your child at home … Continue reading “This week’s message (Friday 11 November 2022)”

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Have your say

"I've liked writing sentences this year."
Henry, Year 1

"When I come to school every morning, I can see the pupils at Moortown are truly happy and healthy who have lots of friends and good mental health."
Omar, Year 6

"I love writing and have really enjoyed learning how to write good stories."
Gabriel, Year 3

"I like Moortown Primary as I always feel safe coming to school."
Eve, Year 6

"I enjoy reading at school and choosing lots of different books from the library."
Theo, Year 2

"Moortown Primary School is the best place to make new friends."
Amrit, Year 4

"I enjoy being able to eat different fruit at the KS2 tuck shop every week."
Safiya-Mishal, Year 5

"I like having school dinners every day."
Erica, Reception

"I enjoy doing lots of different experiments in Science."
Betty, Year 4

"All the teachers at school are kind and helpful."
Kyra, Year 3

"I love doing multi-skills after school club as I can practise lots of different sports."
Danny, Year 2

"I like playing hide and seek at lunchtime."
Nate, Reception

"I like being school councillor and helping Mrs Weekes with all of her jobs."
Ava, Year 1

"I like it when we do art in the morning because it is a nice way to start the day."
Phoebe, Year 5

Ofsted’s Parent View →