Every maintained school in England must publish specific information on its website as prescribed by the Department for Education.  Any parent or carer can obtain a paper copy of this information by contacting the school office.  

Contact Details

Lockwood Primary School, Margrove Road, Boosbeck, Saltburn-by-the-sea, TS12 3BL

Telephone: 01287 650238

Email: office@lockwood.rac.sch.uk

For further information, please contact our office administrator, Miss Stevie Langley

Head Teacher: Mr Charlie Johns

Special educational needs coordinator (SENDCO): Mrs Suzanne Dickinson

Admission Arrangements

For information about admissions to our school, please visit our admissions page by clicking below:

Policies

Please click the link below to visit the policies page of our website.  It contains, amongst others, the following statutory policies:

• Behaviour Policy
• Charging and Remissions Policy
• Complaints Policy

Our Curriculum

You can find all the information about our curriculum and how it is delivered by visiting the curriculum pages on this site.  If you require any more information about any aspect of our curriculum, you can contact the Head Teacher, via the school office.

Our curriculum page for English also contains information on the phonics scheme we use to teach early reading.  At present we use the Read Write Inc scheme.

Our curriculum page for music contains the school's music development plan.

Ethos & Values

To read more information about our school's ethos and values, please click the link below:

Financial Information

At present, there are no employees at Lockwood Primary School whose gross salary exceeds £100,000

The Department for Education has a dedicated financial benchmarking tool which allows anyone to view aspects of any school's spending.  You can access the information for Lockwood Primary School here.

Governance Information

To view information on the Governance of Lockwood Primary School, please visit the Governing Body page below.:

The chair of the Governing Body is Miss K Goddard.  Miss Goddard can be contacted via the school office.

Ofsted Reports

Lockwood Prrimary School was inspected by Ofsted on 24 May 2023.  The school was judged to be 'good' in all areas.  You can access the complete ofsted report here:

PE and Sport Premium

You can access our PE and Sport Premium funding reports via our curriculum PE page by clicking below:

Public Sector Equality Duty

We welcome our duties under the Equality Act 2010 to:

• Eliminate discrimination, harassment, victimisation and any other conduct that is prohibited under the Act.
• Advance equality of opportunity between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it;
• Foster good relations between persons who share a relevant protected characteristic and persons who do not share it

As part of our public sector equality duty, we formulate, review and publish our school's Equality and Diversity Policy and our Equality Objectives - sharing them with all those connected to our school - in order to ensure that our mission is clear and communicated to all.  Our Equality and Diversity Policy together with our Equality Objectives can be downloaded from our Policies page, below:

Teaching children about equalities, rights and difference is important to us at Lockwood Primary School. Our PSHE curriculum, including Relationships and Sex Education, is a key in delivering this.  For more information, please visit our PSHE page below:

Pupil Premium

All primary schools in the UK receive an allocation of additional funds called the Pupil Premium Grant (PPG).  It is designed to help disadvantaged pupils of all abilities perform better, and close the gap between them and their peers.  Funding is provided for pupils of all ages who are entitled to free school meals, are looked after by the Local Authority or are the children of members of the armed forces.

In deciding how to make best use of the additional funds our school receives through the PPG we analyse the barriers to learning that these children may be facing.  These barriers may be associated with an unsettled home life, upset and disruption caused by loss or trauma, lower levels of language and literacy skills or a lack of enriching activities outside of the school day, among many others.  Once the barriers to learning have been identified, the school works hard to ensure that support is provided to help pupils overcome these. 

As pupils move through our school it is important that we plan our PPG spending carefully and that we fully assess the impact of our decisions each year.  Below, you can find out details of how we plan to spend our Pupil Premium Grant for this academic year and the impact of our spending in previous years.

Remote Education

Where children have no alternative but to remain at home and are unable to attend school, Lockwood Primary School will endeavour to minimise the impact on the children's learning through the provision of remote learning.  The school will work alongside parents and carers to provide remote education that is high quality, meaningful, ambitious, and cover an appropriate range of subjects to enable pupils to keep on track with their education. 

Where pupils have access to appropriate devices, remote education will include direct teaching (either live or recorded) and live pastoral support.  The nature of remote eduation will, of course, depend on the age and stage of the child's education.  The details of our remote education offer are available on our Remote Education Page below:

School Opening Hours

For children in Reception to Year 6, school starts at 8.40am and finishes at 3.10pm.  This is a total of 6 hours 30 minutes a day or 32 hours 30 minutes a week.

You can find more information about our school day on the page below:

Our School Uniform

You can find lots of information about our school uniform and PE kit on the page below.  We work hard to ensure that items in our uniform can be sourced easily and reasonably from local suppliers.  There is no requirement for any items of our uniform to include the school logo.

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Lockwood Primary prides itself on being an inclusive school where the needs of all its children are met and opportunities are available to all.  We have a comprehensive section on this website which explains how we meet the needs of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), including our SEND information report.  You can access this information below:

Test, Exam and Assessment Results

You can access the results of our statutory tests via the Department for Education's 'compare school and college performance service' here.

Our 2023-2024 keystage 2 results can also be downloaded below.  The achievements of the pupils and staff last year resulted in Lockwood Primary School being named in the top ten primary schools in the North East and ranked 165th out of all 16,500 primary schools in England in the Sunday Times, Parent Power League Table.