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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
Congratulations to our Y5 children!
Congratulations to Year 5. We are really proud of you for completing your swimming sessions.
Long Toft Learners
We are incredibly proud of our Long Toft learners who were celebrated in today’s whole-school assembly. Chosen by their teachers for their hard work, positive attitude, and brilliant achievements, each child received their award from our Headteacher. Well done to all our learners.
Sheffield Pupils - Christmas Safety Plea
Sheffield school children are delivering a heartfelt message to parents this Christmas- pleading with them to keep them safe at what the fire service says is traditionally one of its busiest times of the year.
With more house fires happening in December than at any other time of the year, South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue has teamed up with pupils at Ballifield Primary School to deliver a letter to parents across the county in the form of a heart-wrenching video- called ‘A Christmas Wish’.
Watch ‘A Christmas Wish’ here
The fire service says distraction from cooking, overloaded sockets and new presents being left on charge all add to the risk.
Head of community safety, Group Manager Chris Tyler, said: “Christmas is an exciting time of year for many people- especially children- but it also comes with increased hazards.
Community Choir - Residential Visits
Our community choir had the pleasure of visiting Dr Anderson’s Care Home today to perform a festive Christmas carol service. The children represented the school brilliantly, singing with confidence and spreading plenty of Christmas cheer. Residents and staff enjoyed the performance, joining in with familiar favourites.
We were also incredibly grateful for the wonderful hospitality shown by the care home. They provided delicious buns for everyone and even catered thoughtfully for our children’s dietary requirements. A huge thank-you to the staff for being such fantastic hosts, and to the residents for singing along and making the visit so special.
Congratulations to our Y5 children!
Congratulations to Year 5. We are really proud of you for completing your swimming sessions.
Long Toft Learners
We are incredibly proud of our Long Toft learners who were celebrated in today’s whole-school assembly. Chosen by their teachers for their hard work, positive attitude, and brilliant achievements, each child received their award from our Headteacher. Well done to all our learners.
Sheffield Pupils - Christmas Safety Plea
Sheffield school children are delivering a heartfelt message to parents this Christmas- pleading with them to keep them safe at what the fire service says is traditionally one of its busiest times of the year.
With more house fires happening in December than at any other time of the year, South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue has teamed up with pupils at Ballifield Primary School to deliver a letter to parents across the county in the form of a heart-wrenching video- called ‘A Christmas Wish’.
Watch ‘A Christmas Wish’ here
The fire service says distraction from cooking, overloaded sockets and new presents being left on charge all add to the risk.
Head of community safety, Group Manager Chris Tyler, said: “Christmas is an exciting time of year for many people- especially children- but it also comes with increased hazards.
Community Choir - Residential Visits
Our community choir had the pleasure of visiting Dr Anderson’s Care Home today to perform a festive Christmas carol service. The children represented the school brilliantly, singing with confidence and spreading plenty of Christmas cheer. Residents and staff enjoyed the performance, joining in with familiar favourites.
We were also incredibly grateful for the wonderful hospitality shown by the care home. They provided delicious buns for everyone and even catered thoughtfully for our children’s dietary requirements. A huge thank-you to the staff for being such fantastic hosts, and to the residents for singing along and making the visit so special.
Congratulations to our Y5 children!
Congratulations to Year 5. We are really proud of you for completing your swimming sessions.
