Welcome to Lodge Primary School and our school web site. Please browse through and discover the many exciting opportunities open to our children. We hope you find our web site helpful, interesting and enjoyable.

Our aim is to continually develop and improve our teaching in order to make learning accessible, fun and creative. We encourage respect for each other and prepare all children effectively for their lives ahead of them.

We place the highest value on establishing close links between home and school so that together we can achieve the very best for each child.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the school. We will be happy to help you.

>	To promote high expectation and achievement.
>	To develop those skills, attitudes, concepts and knowledge which are necessary to lead an independent life in the modern world.
>	To put special emphasis on literacy, numeracy and the development of the whole child.
>	To develop children physically, emotionally and socially.
>	To teach about the diverse and multi-cultural nature of the society in which we live.

The School

Lodge Primary School provides education for pupils from three to eleven. The original building dates from 1903 when the school was built to serve the housing area known as the Lodge Estate. It was designed by the Architect, Arthur Long. The Nursery building was completed in February 1991. The front of the building facing Oak Lane is a grade 2 listed building and is featured in the West Bromwich History Trail. The school in its present form, with the more modern extensions, has been in existence since 1964. The Nursery building was completed in February 1991.

Arrival and Departures

Please make sure your child arrives at school on time otherwise a late mark will be recorded. All pupils are registered in the morning and afternoon. Being punctual helps the day to get off to a good start and encourages good habits to be formed early. If children arrive late they will disturb and disrupt the learning of other children as well as find it harder to understand the lesson. Children should not be in school before 8.45 am unless they are participating in an organised activity. If children go home for lunch they should not be in before 1.05 pm. At the end of the school day, children cannot be supervised after 3.30 pm, unless they are participating in an organised activity. In the interest of safety, young children should be brought to school and collected by an adult. We need to know who this is and if there is any change or delay in collecting your child please let the school know. Some parents allow older children to walk to and from by themselves - if you wish to do this, we ask parents to inform us in writing. During arrival or departure you are most welcome to wait in the playground. We suggest a convenient waiting time to be five minutes before the start and finish of the school day.

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