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Welcome to our school!
Everyone involved in the running of Long Toft welcomes you to the school website. We are a very dedicated and hardworking team, ensuring that your children work to their full potential and enjoy attending school. We hope you find the website interesting and informative.
When you call our school you will speak to our lovely ladies in the office, either Miss. Gorman, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Wilkinson or Mrs. Addison. From there if you would like to speak to our head teacher, please ask for Mrs. Buxton. If you would like to speak to our deputy head teacher please ask for Mrs. Wainman. If you would like to speak to our SENCo please ask for Mrs. Harte. Otherwise please explain the reason for your call and you will be directed to the correct person.
Should you require any paper copies of any of the documents on our website, please email admin@longtoftschool.co.uk in order to make the request.
News
Long Toft Primary campaigners recognised by the City of Doncaster Council
School children from Doncaster have found their own way to share vital online safety messaging with their peers, thanks to a new campaign in the city.
Doncaster Safety Net is a year-long campaign supported by Doncaster Children’s Safeguarding Partnership, the NSPCC and South Yorkshire Police aimed at helping children and young people across the city stay safer online.
More than 4,600 online child abuse image crimes have been recorded by South Yorkshire Police in the last five years, so empowering children with the knowledge and confidence to recognise and speak up about abuse is vital.
To find out more about online safety, click here.
The Stainforth steering group has recently been collaborating with the NSPCC working on online safety. Gail Sayles from NSPCC has delivered multiple workshops to the steering group regarding online safety. The young people were very engaged and showed an interest to support other young people across Doncaster.
From this opportunity they have created a tool kit and an awareness video to help other young people to be safe online. The leaflet will be distributed across all Doncaster schools.
After a visit to the steering group from Damien Allen, Chief Executive of City of Doncaster Council, the NSPCC held a launch event in the Doncaster Chambers on 24th April 2024. The young people launched their tool kit and shared a parent feedback video.
To view the video of our children taking part in the campaign click here.
School Dinner Menu
School dinner menu attached.
Doncaster Read Aloud Competition - Long Toft Semi Finalist
The Doncaster Read Aloud is a Doncaster-wide competition where children perform a text to an audience of 100 people, and a judging panel.
After winning the semi-finals on World Book Day, Ivayla moved forward to the final, which was held at the Doncaster Gallery, Library and Museum, on 27th March 2024. She performed her text (Little Badman by Humza Arshad) incredibly and made the whole school very proud. She was presented with a certificate and a number of books, by the Civic Mayor, for her impeccable reading.
Also, a huge ‘well done’ to our Y5/Y6 semi-finalists: Chase, Corey, Isaac, Lola, Lucas and Charley.
Year 6 SATs
A massive well done to our Year 6’s today as they have started their SATs tests. They have all had such a positive attitude and all tried their best - we are so proud.
See you all again bright and early for SATs breakfast. Have an early night tonight we’ve done a third of our papers already. Well done.
Whole School Sports Day - Friday 28 June 2024
Please find attached information on our 2024 Whole School Sports Day. Further information to follow.
Long Toft Primary campaigners recognised by the City of Doncaster Council
School children from Doncaster have found their own way to share vital online safety messaging with their peers, thanks to a new campaign in the city.
Doncaster Safety Net is a year-long campaign supported by Doncaster Children’s Safeguarding Partnership, the NSPCC and South Yorkshire Police aimed at helping children and young people across the city stay safer online.
More than 4,600 online child abuse image crimes have been recorded by South Yorkshire Police in the last five years, so empowering children with the knowledge and confidence to recognise and speak up about abuse is vital.
To find out more about online safety, click here.
The Stainforth steering group has recently been collaborating with the NSPCC working on online safety. Gail Sayles from NSPCC has delivered multiple workshops to the steering group regarding online safety. The young people were very engaged and showed an interest to support other young people across Doncaster.
From this opportunity they have created a tool kit and an awareness video to help other young people to be safe online. The leaflet will be distributed across all Doncaster schools.
After a visit to the steering group from Damien Allen, Chief Executive of City of Doncaster Council, the NSPCC held a launch event in the Doncaster Chambers on 24th April 2024. The young people launched their tool kit and shared a parent feedback video.
To view the video of our children taking part in the campaign click here.
School Dinner Menu
School dinner menu attached.
Doncaster Read Aloud Competition - Long Toft Semi Finalist
The Doncaster Read Aloud is a Doncaster-wide competition where children perform a text to an audience of 100 people, and a judging panel.
After winning the semi-finals on World Book Day, Ivayla moved forward to the final, which was held at the Doncaster Gallery, Library and Museum, on 27th March 2024. She performed her text (Little Badman by Humza Arshad) incredibly and made the whole school very proud. She was presented with a certificate and a number of books, by the Civic Mayor, for her impeccable reading.
Also, a huge ‘well done’ to our Y5/Y6 semi-finalists: Chase, Corey, Isaac, Lola, Lucas and Charley.
Year 6 SATs
A massive well done to our Year 6’s today as they have started their SATs tests. They have all had such a positive attitude and all tried their best - we are so proud.
See you all again bright and early for SATs breakfast. Have an early night tonight we’ve done a third of our papers already. Well done.
Whole School Sports Day - Friday 28 June 2024
Please find attached information on our 2024 Whole School Sports Day. Further information to follow.
Long Toft Primary campaigners recognised by the City of Doncaster Council
School children from Doncaster have found their own way to share vital online safety messaging with their peers, thanks to a new campaign in the city.
Doncaster Safety Net is a year-long campaign supported by Doncaster Children’s Safeguarding Partnership, the NSPCC and South Yorkshire Police aimed at helping children and young people across the city stay safer online.
More than 4,600 online child abuse image crimes have been recorded by South Yorkshire Police in the last five years, so empowering children with the knowledge and confidence to recognise and speak up about abuse is vital.
To find out more about online safety, click here.
The Stainforth steering group has recently been collaborating with the NSPCC working on online safety. Gail Sayles from NSPCC has delivered multiple workshops to the steering group regarding online safety. The young people were very engaged and showed an interest to support other young people across Doncaster.
From this opportunity they have created a tool kit and an awareness video to help other young people to be safe online. The leaflet will be distributed across all Doncaster schools.
After a visit to the steering group from Damien Allen, Chief Executive of City of Doncaster Council, the NSPCC held a launch event in the Doncaster Chambers on 24th April 2024. The young people launched their tool kit and shared a parent feedback video.
To view the video of our children taking part in the campaign click here.
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