Please support Byker Primary School in the Small Electrical Recycling Competition. We have installed our recycling bin in the main school yard at the front of school and are taking in any donations of broken or unwanted small electrical appliances.
Do you know the law around E-bikes and Scooters? Before you buy them for your children for Christmas, please read through the leaflet to further understand the law to make them road legal. We have been sharing this with children during assembly so they too understand the law.
KS1 and KS2 are invited to join us for a Halloween Disco. £2.00 per person. Children are allowed to bring up to £2.00 spending money for tattoos and tuck shop. We will be handing out prizes for the best dressed in Fridays Celebration Assemblies.
Early Years Open Days
Is your child starting school in September 2027? Come and join us for our EYFS open days:
Contact the school office on 0191 265 6906 to book a space or email office@bykerprimary.co.uk
Year 6 have been cooking their 3 course menu at the Lighthouse Project as part of their Design and Technology lessons. Salmon pasta was a huge hit with all.
As part of our PSHE curriculum and understanding what it means to give back, volunteer and help others, the whole school took part in crazy hair day to support a pupil cutting her hair to raise money for Princess Trust Charity. We are all so proud of her bravery to support others in need. A total of £185.00 was raised and donated to the trust.
Year 2 have been learning all about healthy food and food groups. They have each planned, made and tasted their healthy wraps, ensuring they are part of a balanced diet.
As part of Geography, Year 2 went to explore the surrounding area. They went to Ouseburn Valley where they stopped off at local areas of interest. The Farm and Seven Stories, before walking back alongside the River Tyne.
Year 3 have been learning about coastal erosion. To bring learning to life they went on a trip to Tynemouth Beach to see it in action.
Year 3 have been learning how to make seasonal tarts as part of their Design Technology curriculum. They have been developing chopping skills, tasting new foods and planning their own tart to make, bake and taste.
Year 4 had the opportunity to be part of the Storywell writing workshop. This allowed the children the opportunity to be creative and use their imaginations.
Year 4 have been tasting, adapting, baking and packaging biscuits as part of their Design Technology curriculum.