Lightmoor Village Primary School

Free half term activities ⚽️🚴‍♀️ 😃Take a look below 😃

May half term bookable activities 😀Lots to choose from prices starting at only £2 !!

May half term fun for adventurers!
Looking for easy, great value activities for children this May half term? Our Holiday Activity Programme has you covered!

From Monday 25 – Sunday 31 May 2026, enjoy relaxed, family friendly fun with activities designed to keep kids of all ages smiling and parents happy:
💦 Fun & floats – playful pool sessions with inflatables
🎾 Tennis & Driving Range – try something new together
🧸 Soft Play – special offer sessions (Sat–Sun only)

Perfect for first timers, siblings of different ages and stress free holiday days out
TLC card discounts available
Explore all activities and plan your half term fun: https://orlo.uk/fFpyO

Get out there and make the most of May half term! See what’s on across Telford https://orlo.uk/gMYqU

We are having a fun lunch on Thursday 21st May this will be at the at usual cost of £3.05 per pupil

All children who are in Reception, Year 1, Year 2, or those who are in receipt of FSM will be entitled to the lunch as normal📚😊

We are so proud to share that two of our pupils recently took part in the Telford and Wrekin Primary School Swimming Gala! 🏊‍♂️👏
They showed fantastic determination, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship throughout the event, representing our school brilliantly.
Well done to both swimmers – a great achievement! 🌟

Spaces still available for some of our Afterschool clubs, please book early to avoid disappointment!! ⚽️🥋

Reminder !!!
School photographs Tuesday 19th May for Reception - Year 6 to have their class photographs, our Year 6 leavers will also have individual photographs taken.
Can all children attend school in their uniform and bring PE kits with them to change into if it is usually a PE day.
Bring your best smile!
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Year 6 enjoying their hot chocolate treat yesterday, after a fantastic SAT's week!! ☕️😊

This weeks online parent information guide.

Online grooming is a serious and growing threat, with offenders using a range of tactics to build trust with children and young people before exploiting that relationship.

This can happen across social media, gaming platforms, messaging apps and group chats, often through fake identities, flattery, gifts or pressure.

Our latest guide highlights key risks, including:
• Strangers using fake identities
• Exploitation through gifts and flattery
• Group chats creating hidden pathways
• Gaming platforms becoming grooming gateways
• Sextortion, criminal grooming and radicalisation

The guide also offers practical advice for parents and educators on recognising warning signs, understanding the platforms children use and creating open, regular conversations.

Download the guide here: https://vist.ly/53zbc