Hornby St Margaret's Primary School

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Hornby St Margaret's Primary School Hornby, St. Margaret’s, C of E Primary School is a Voluntary Aided Church of England school, maintained by Lancashire Education Authority.

We offer a primary education to children aged 4 – 11. The school building houses three classrooms, a library and a hall which is used for assemblies, physical education, drama and musical activities and as a dining room. The school is particularly fortunate to have large grounds and these are used as much as possible for education. Environmental work is encouraged and the children maintain parts of the garden. We have planted some trees to provide shade and improve the school’s environment. We have a large adventure play area and an excellent tarmac area. We are very much part of village life and enjoy strong support from the local community. We are fortunate in having a willing and able governing body drawn from members of the local community. The members are able to offer the school a range of expertise, which supports the Headteacher and staff in their decision-making and development planning. As a Church of England Voluntary Aided School we are closely linked with St Margaret’s Parish Church.

Yesterday, the children in Class One had a fantastic time using the hand puppets they have designed and created to put o...
16/07/2026

Yesterday, the children in Class One had a fantastic time using the hand puppets they have designed and created to put on a puppet show for their peers. Following this, they spent some time evaluating their hand puppets, considering what they like best about them and what they could change to make their hand puppets even better if they were to make them again. 🎭

On Tuesday, Class One conducted their summer walk to search for signs of Summer. They observed summer flowers in bloom, ...
16/07/2026

On Tuesday, Class One conducted their summer walk to search for signs of Summer. They observed summer flowers in bloom, bees collecting pollen, fruit growing on trees, freshly cut grass and sunny skies. We then used these observations to discuss how our school grounds, the weather, day length and animals have changed throughout the four seasons of the year.

Class One have been busy making their very own hand puppets this week. They utilised all their learning surrounding diff...
09/07/2026

Class One have been busy making their very own hand puppets this week. They utilised all their learning surrounding different joining techniques, using their design research to design and create an animal hand puppet of their choice. I think we can all agree, they look fantastic! 🐯😸🐆🐼🐐

Yesterday, following our very informative visit from Chris the bee keeper Class One made some posters showcasing all of ...
09/07/2026

Yesterday, following our very informative visit from Chris the bee keeper Class One made some posters showcasing all of the fantastic facts they had learnt during his visit! Who knew that bees have five eyes and that a Queen bee lays 2,000 eggs a day? Class One certainly do! 🐝

This morning we welcomed Chris from Cross Apiary into our school orchard to tell us all about bees. We had a fantastic t...
08/07/2026

This morning we welcomed Chris from Cross Apiary into our school orchard to tell us all about bees. We had a fantastic time learning about the different roles the bees have and how they help create a successful hive. We saw the Queen bee along with the Workers (females) and Drones ( males) they were all very busy! We learnt about how honey is made and the different types of bees living in the UK. We hope to welcome Chris back soon.

It was great to welcome Eleanor from the Lune Rivers Trust this morning who led us in an assembly all about rivers. This...
07/07/2026

It was great to welcome Eleanor from the Lune Rivers Trust this morning who led us in an assembly all about rivers. This was Eleanor's first visit and we are very much looking forward to working with her on a project in the autumn term.

This week's Achievers!
26/06/2026

This week's Achievers!

The gardening club had a great session picking fruit yesterday. They picked enough strawberries to make them into a deli...
24/06/2026

The gardening club had a great session picking fruit yesterday. They picked enough strawberries to make them into a delicious strawberry milkshake.

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Hornby

LA2 8JY

Opening Hours

Monday 08:20 - 15:30
Tuesday 08:20 - 15:30
Wednesday 08:20 - 15:30
Thursday 08:20 - 15:30
Friday 08:20 - 15:30

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