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    Hello from Mrs richards

    Welcome to Blacko Primary

    Blacko Primary School is a good school with an excellent local reputation. We are set in a rural position in East Lancashire. From all directions, we have views of rolling countryside, with Pendle Hill in the distance. The village of Blacko is well known throughout Lancashire because of Blacko Tower. It was built at around the same time as the school and is a focal point for miles around.

    Our building is over 100 years old and is a traditional village school. Children of 5 years of age gain a great deal from close contact with older children and our small staff are committed to the development of a happy, thriving school.

    There are 104 pupils on roll and we are pleased to be continually oversubscribed. 

    Our ethos is to develop young people with creative minds, a sense of understanding and compassion for others.  We are proud of our dedicated and committed staff who strive to create confident and well-educated children with our core values; Be Ambitious, Be Collaborative, Be Respectful, at their centre. Nurtured in an environment where they will have the opportunity to create lasting memories, giving them the confidence to reach their full potential, from tiny seeds, mighty trees will grow.

    Our website has been designed to provide visitors with a wealth of information. However, a visit in person is the best way of getting a real and truer sense of our outstanding school. We welcome you to talk with our staff and pupils and find out just how outstanding we are. 

    Kate Richards

    Headteacher

     

    Latest Tweets

      17 Jan 2025

      KS2 have been working collaboratively in their handball lessons in PE. They have been focusing on their passing and catching skills this week. @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/Fx0F7D4P1p

      17 Jan 2025

      Class 2 have been working hard on their new writing unit inspired by the book Where the Wild Things are - Year 2 looked for features of the WAGOLL in today’s lesson. @ThePennineTrust #ambition https://t.co/fjALgwvGGf

      17 Jan 2025

      Class 2 enjoyed a visit from the Fire Brigade yesterday to learn about fire and road safety. @ThePennineTrust #Collaboration https://t.co/WZq0H9pqlF

      17 Jan 2025

      Please follow the link to this weeks Newsletter Blacko Newsletter 2024-2025 Date: Friday 17th January 2025" | https://t.co/DnyAGBZ1YF

      16 Jan 2025

      Class 4 have been on a QR code treasure hunt today around our school. They worked collaboratively to solve the clues ️‍♀️ @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/YbsBP3KyTY

      16 Jan 2025

      Year 4 have been enjoying some extra times tables practice this morning. They love playing our card game with their partners to test their understanding. @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/ZY26BEp1pA

      15 Jan 2025

      Class 3 are learning about photorealism in art this term. They have been creating an exploration page in their sketchbooks where they are recreating some famous photorealism pieces and are including key facts about the movement. @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/Z5kb6yPky1

      15 Jan 2025

      Class 3 are super lucky because one very kind pupil, Xander, has got us a very special gift. Tracking a turtle! Here is our very own turtle Lil’ Mango who is currently in the Atlantic Ocean next to North Carolina. We have been enjoying tracking her movements to see where she is! https://t.co/WF74cnD7aA

      15 Jan 2025

      Whilst reading about Australia we found a page all about the Great Barrier Reef. The children enjoyed watching an information book and then painting their own reef. We also learnt about animals which live on the land. We used our phonics to write some facts. @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/1wKdnybKHY

      15 Jan 2025

      Hartley Class have continued their exploration of Australia today by exploring some of the famous landmarks. Some of the children decided to create Sydney Harbour Bridge in our construction area. We used the information books to help us get it just right. @ThePennineTrust #EYFS https://t.co/M6OIJcutqB

      15 Jan 2025

      Class 1 explored a new material to create with today-clay. We found it felt very sticky and became slimy when we added water to connect our designs together. We enjoyed working with the clay and tools to create our own Gruffalo's, we can't wait to paint them. @ThePennineTrust https://t.co/1RpmZqAwr3

      14 Jan 2025

      After being inspired by 'The Gruffalo' story, Hartley class followed a recipe to bake their own Gruffalo crumble. We decided that the blackberries reminded us of 'the Gruffalo's' purple prickles. Our crumble tasted delicious! @ThePennineTrust #EYFS https://t.co/s8BtO8KN5F

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    Getting Here

    Gisburn Road,
    Blacko, Nelson,
    Lancashire,
    BB9 6LS

    01282616669