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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. Wainman. If you would like to speak to our deputy head teacher please ask for Mr. Howlett. 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
Ed Milliband, MP writes to Long Toft
We were delighted to receive this thoughtful letter from Ed Miliband following his recent visit to our school.
We were proud to showcase our work and share the children's ideas, and it is wonderful to see their enthusiasm, curiosity and commitment recognised.
We are incredibly proud of all the children for representing our school so brilliantly.
Long Toft are feeling the LOVE!
We would like to say a big thank you to our fantastic Kitchen Staff – Jo, Karan & Michelle – for creating such a lovely Valentine’s Day lunch for the children. The effort and thought you put into making lunch time fun was truly appreciated, and the children thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thank you for going the extra mile to make today special 💗
Young Voices 2026!
Please enjoy the photos sent over from our Community Choir, who were rehearsing for the Young Voices Performance at the Sheffield Utilita Arena yesterday afternoon. The children were very happy and we were told that a parrot had been conducting the show. Although they left school after their lunch, the children were so excited about their picnic tea that they were asking for it at 2:45 🤣
A message from Staff - "Our children are amazing. They have made me well up already! Beautiful voices and attitudes, Mrs Blythe and Miss Oglesby should be beyond proud of our choir."
A message from Mrs Buxton - "The children have been outstanding. They have listened, sang and performed their little hearts out. I couldn't be more prouder to be a long Toft member of staff. Please tell them thank you from me for being the superstars they are!!"
A message from Mrs Blythe and Miss Oglesby - "The kids were absolutely wonderful and a credit to the school. We are all very proud staff tonight. Thank you to Mrs Buxton and Miss Burnham for joining us on this journey and thank you to the wonderful ladies in the office who have made this possible."
Long Toft Learner Award
Well done to the children who received the Long Toft Learner Awards in today’s whole-school assembly from our Headteacher, Mrs. Wainman.
Muffin Teaches Road Safety: A Fun Puppet Show for Our KS1 Children
Our children had a wonderful time this morning at a special road safety puppet show, “Muffin Don’t Get Squished!”
For 30 minutes, the show brought learning to life with poetry, music, and lots of interactive fun, keeping the children engaged from start to finish.
The story followed Muffin, a lazy indoor cat who ends up locked outside for the day and has to navigate the streets safely. Through Muffin’s adventure, the children learned the right and wrong ways to walk to school, practiced the important “Stop, Look, Listen” method for crossing roads safely, and discovered the best places to cross, always staying on the safe side of the road.
The interactive format meant our children could join in, sing along, and think about their own road safety choices. It was not only educational but also a lot of fun, leaving them inspired and confident about staying safe on their journeys to and from school.
It was a morning filled with learning, laughter, and safety – and plenty of happy little faces!
Ed Milliband, MP writes to Long Toft
We were delighted to receive this thoughtful letter from Ed Miliband following his recent visit to our school.
We were proud to showcase our work and share the children's ideas, and it is wonderful to see their enthusiasm, curiosity and commitment recognised.
We are incredibly proud of all the children for representing our school so brilliantly.
Long Toft are feeling the LOVE!
We would like to say a big thank you to our fantastic Kitchen Staff – Jo, Karan & Michelle – for creating such a lovely Valentine’s Day lunch for the children. The effort and thought you put into making lunch time fun was truly appreciated, and the children thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thank you for going the extra mile to make today special 💗
Young Voices 2026!
Please enjoy the photos sent over from our Community Choir, who were rehearsing for the Young Voices Performance at the Sheffield Utilita Arena yesterday afternoon. The children were very happy and we were told that a parrot had been conducting the show. Although they left school after their lunch, the children were so excited about their picnic tea that they were asking for it at 2:45 🤣
A message from Staff - "Our children are amazing. They have made me well up already! Beautiful voices and attitudes, Mrs Blythe and Miss Oglesby should be beyond proud of our choir."
A message from Mrs Buxton - "The children have been outstanding. They have listened, sang and performed their little hearts out. I couldn't be more prouder to be a long Toft member of staff. Please tell them thank you from me for being the superstars they are!!"
A message from Mrs Blythe and Miss Oglesby - "The kids were absolutely wonderful and a credit to the school. We are all very proud staff tonight. Thank you to Mrs Buxton and Miss Burnham for joining us on this journey and thank you to the wonderful ladies in the office who have made this possible."
Long Toft Learner Award
Well done to the children who received the Long Toft Learner Awards in today’s whole-school assembly from our Headteacher, Mrs. Wainman.
Muffin Teaches Road Safety: A Fun Puppet Show for Our KS1 Children
Our children had a wonderful time this morning at a special road safety puppet show, “Muffin Don’t Get Squished!”
For 30 minutes, the show brought learning to life with poetry, music, and lots of interactive fun, keeping the children engaged from start to finish.
The story followed Muffin, a lazy indoor cat who ends up locked outside for the day and has to navigate the streets safely. Through Muffin’s adventure, the children learned the right and wrong ways to walk to school, practiced the important “Stop, Look, Listen” method for crossing roads safely, and discovered the best places to cross, always staying on the safe side of the road.
The interactive format meant our children could join in, sing along, and think about their own road safety choices. It was not only educational but also a lot of fun, leaving them inspired and confident about staying safe on their journeys to and from school.
It was a morning filled with learning, laughter, and safety – and plenty of happy little faces!
Ed Milliband, MP writes to Long Toft
We were delighted to receive this thoughtful letter from Ed Miliband following his recent visit to our school.
We were proud to showcase our work and share the children's ideas, and it is wonderful to see their enthusiasm, curiosity and commitment recognised.
We are incredibly proud of all the children for representing our school so brilliantly.
