We are a small school with a Big Heart and Big Ambition and we value each individual member of our school community. We have the highest of expectations for all of our pupils and nurture their strengths and talents through our ambitious curriculum and caring culture. We are a school at the centre of the local community and our children are proud to learn and grow at Prudhoe Castle. We encourage all of our school community to #BeMoreCastle!
Vision, Aims and ValuesHeadteacher’s welcome
Welcome children, families and visitors to our school website. I am very proud to be the Headteacher at Prudhoe Castle First School. Our school has a strong family ethos where we work in collaboration with parents to provide the best educational experience, so that all pupils can develop their skills and talents and thrive as individuals. We have high aspirations for all of our pupils and encourage them to have the ambition to be the best that they can be.
After a fantastic effort in KS1 this week, the children wanted to share some books together in golden time. They enjoyed reading with each other. ... See MoreSee Less
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We have had a very busy week in KS1 this week. Mrs Grinling, the Lighthouse Keeper’s wife (from our class story)has asked us to help Mr Grinling get more healthy so he can enjoy the sports races at their picnic! We wrote back to her this week in a formal style. Then, yesterday we found lots of paper on the field. The seagulls from our story had been writing mean messages to each other about Mr Grinling. We wrote back to them asking them to be more kind and caring and suggesting ways they could help Mr Grinling.
The presentation of work and effort from all the class this week has been amazing. Well done everyone. I’m excited to write our recipes for healthy lunches next week. ... See MoreSee Less
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KS1 have been enjoying making 3D art sculptures this week! We designed our fish then covered them in balls of newspaper to make them 3D. WE can’t wait to finish them off with some aboriginal painting techniques next week. ... See MoreSee Less
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