Lyndhurst was opened in 1972 as a replacement for the Moravian Juniors and Crescent Road Infants (known as the "Little Boardy").

The School was originally designed for 7 classes with an open-plan organization. In 1984 Crescent Road Secondary Boys School: which was situated just above us, closed and we acquired the "Little Boardy" as an annexe. This building now accommodates 5 upper junior classes (years 3-6) a library and resources rooms for audio-visual aids and computer studies.

We have built some strong links with the local community. In December we hold an annual Christmas Party for local Senior Citizens. Local clergy visit us frequently throughout the year to speak in Assemblies, at harvest Festival and Leavers' Services.

Because we are a popular school, a new classroom extension was built in 1998. This was financed by the Government's 'New Deal for Schools' initiative.

School Uniform
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Lyndhurst Prospectus
Dear Parent,The purpose of our prospectus is to inform you about our school. I am very pleased to be the Head teacher of Lyndhurst Primary and Nursery school, which is recognised by Ofsted as providing quality opportunities for children.&n...
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Healthy Eating
HEALTHY EATING Dear Parents, For the majority of primary schools, allowing pupils to drink water in lessons and throughout the school day is now commonplace. In recent studies, teachers r...
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Award for Excellence 2006
Awards for Excellence 2006 Our catering team have worked hard to support our Healthy Eating work. Lunches are healthy and nutritious. Their enthusiasm and energy has enabled the school to hold successful events. Thankyou. ...
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Le crunch!
Le Crunch! Our KS2 pupils have entered our school into an apple competition run by ‘Le Crunch.’ All the children are entered into the school competition but a Morrison supervisor chose a winner from each class. The winners have w...
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The school curriculum is divided in to separate key stages. These are:

•  Foundation Stage for children aged 3-5 years;
• Key Stage 1 for children aged 5-7 years;
• Key Stage 2 for children aged 7-11 years.

	Foundation Stage
	K.S. 1
	K.S. 2