Welcome to Castledyke School
Achieving successful outcomes through
inspiration, innovation and empowerment.
Aspire. Achieve. Succeed.
Castledyke Primary school will:
Grow and nurture resilient children, who will aspire to succeed in an ever changing global community. Our children will broaden their horizons, have hope, be curious and be happy through a love of learning.
Headteacher’s welcome
Welcome to our school.
I am incredibly proud to welcome you to our warm, inclusive and ambitious school community - a place where every child is valued, supported and encouraged to flourish.
At the heart of everything we do is our shared belief that all children can succeed, regardless of their starting points. We are committed to providing an education that inspires confidence, nurtures individuality and enables every pupil to achieve their very best academically, socially and personally.Through high expectations, strong relationships and a caring environment, we help children develop the skills, resilience and character they need for the future.
Our values are brought to life through our simple but powerful school rules: Ready, Respectful, Safe. These expectations underpin every aspect of school life and help us create a calm, positive and nurturing environment where children feel secure, respected and ready to learn.
We know our school is a wonderful place to be. Visitors often comment on the welcoming atmosphere, the enthusiasm of our children and the strong sense of community that runs throughout the school. We are proud of the opportunities we provide and of the way our children support and celebrate one another every day.
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make, and we hope our website gives you a flavour of the happy, successful and caring environment we offer. We look forward to welcoming you into our school community and sharing in your child’s journey as they aspire, achieve and succeed.
Warm regards,
Mrs C Young
Head Teacher
Parents Information
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Attendance
It's important that every child is in school.
Arbor
Curriculum
We will inspire children to have high aspirations of themselves in order to be as successful as they can be and have better life opportunities.
Early Years Unit
Homework
At Castledyke we expect children to read, at least, three times per week, this is to be recorded by an adult in their reading diary as part of their homework commitment.
