Every October at Loughton School, we have historically held an open evening whereby prospective parents are invited in to view our school. This evening gave prospective parents an opportunity to meet our staff and children, learn more about the school and, most importantly, visit classrooms whereby we could showcase to you some of the wonderful aspects of our curriculum that we can offer your child.
What a fantastic first week back we have had at Loughton School. The children (and parents) have been wonderful at learning all our new routines and the school has been full of smiles and learning.
This week, each class across the school engaged in Take One Book week, with each class spending a whole week on activities all related to one book.
Please ensure your child comes to school dressed in their PE kit on their allocated days commencing next week (Monday 14th September). Remember they will still need a coat if the weather is wet/cold.
Updated 3.9.2020
Please see the latest information about our return to school on Monday 7 September.
We have all had a lot of screen time over these past few months during lockdown so this activity challenge (attached below) is the perfect way to get us all outdoors and making new memories over the summer holidays. How many can you achieve?
We are delighted to welcome you and your child to Loughton School as part of our year 3 2020 – 2021 cohort.
You can find the resources we shared about the black lives matter movement here in case you wish to revisit this important issue once they have been taken off our padlet pages.
Over the May half term, we launched our first ever house competition. The results are in!
This year marks the 75th anniversary of VE (Victory in Europe) Day. This is to celebrate when World War II came to an end.
The staff and govenors of Loughton School were kept busy during their Easter bank holiday weekend with our 'decorate the egg' competition and we think they look fantastic. Do you agree?
On Friday 20 March we hosted our FABULOUS FRIDAY celebrations. Children were allowed to come to school in colourful and cheerful clothing in exchange for a donated item (if they were able).
We hosted our monthly tea party for those children who consistently reflect our school values and go above and beyond. This month's theme was Spring.
