Kelly Farnworth-HeadteacherCalder Lodge School
Oakenclough
Preston
Lancashire
PR3 1UL
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News & Events
Norman conquest at Beacon fell
We visited Beacon Fell to participate in some longer distance walking and a game of capture the flag. We chose these activities because the Normans…
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Tapestry and Castle visit
Bleasdale class went on an education visit to look at some examples of Tapestry and for a walk around Kendal Castle. Completing these 2 activities…
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Archery and 1066
21.05.24 We went to visit an outdoor education facility called Waddicar to participate in archery. In class we have been looking and learning about some…
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Epic quest at a rainy Hoghton bottoms
A fun quest was put forward to the pupils to fulfil at a wet Hoghton botttoms this included: Missions Tick when completed Walk passed the…
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River studies at Scorton picnic site
Fairsnape class enjoyed a successful trip to the Scorton Picnic Site along the river. The students had a fantastic day filled with exploration and learning….
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Nicky Nook class head to Cleveleys beach.
In our topic lessons we have been learning all about the Coastlines of the UK and have explored human and physical geography. On our trip…
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Mission to outer space!
Oakenclough class enjoyed a trip to Longridge Observatories where they were able to go on a mission to outer space. The children were able to…
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Adventure swim
On Monday 25th March we visited Ribby Hall to use their swimming facilities. On the way there all the students were in good spirits, as…
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Muck, Mess and Mixture
Potters Barn Cafe. During our last Spring Cultural Capital trip children were able to show their artistic side! At Potters Barn Cafe children were given…
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Getting ready for the growing season
Pupils have been getting ready for the growing season down in our forest dell. We give the plants a headstart in our greenhouse.
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Clay designs in Fairsnape class
Pupils recreated stone age artifacts using clay as part of their topic.
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