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The High Flyers have been added from the 16th July
Well done to all the children
Mr Mike Pues retiring as Vice Chair of Governors
Work from Daisy and Emma added to Year 2 pages
Added Newsletters from May and Jun to Newsletter Page
Added photo of Morgan and Tim’s Indian village
Who's Who - Details of the Governors, teaching and support staff.
Diary - Calendar showing important dates, school holidays.
News - The latest news and newsletters along with any reports.
Photos - Photographs from around the school and of pupils work.
P.T.A. - Details of the Parent Teachers Association.
Parents - An information page for parents.
Children - Links to fun activities for the children.
Information - Welcome message from the Headteacher and a host of other information about the school.
Learning - A selection of work from our pupils and High Flyers
On our website you will be able to find out what is taught at the school, what the school looks like and much more. We have a newsletter page where you will be able to view all the newsletters sent out by the school.
All-Saints Primary School is located about 6 miles south of the city of Lincoln. We take children from the age of 4 to the age of 11. We are a large village primary school. Children travel to the school from villages around the area and approximately 3/4 of our intake comes from RAF Waddington. This year we have 14 classes.
From an early age we will encourage children to be independent. Pupils will not be 'spoon fed' but rather will be challenged to think and do for themselves. As far as possible, young children will be 
encouraged to undress and dress for P.E. with minimal support. All children will be asked to be responsible for choosing and returning the materials that they need to carry out a particular task. Older children will be offered the opportunity to use the school library and the ICT suite without direct supervision. In brief, demands and responsibilities will be placed upon the children in order to equip them with the skills and confidence they will need in later life.
Whenever possible children will be provided with the opportunities to be active learners rather than passive recipients. They will be involved in planning, implementing and evaluation of what they do and will be encouraged to constantly re-assess the quality of work that they are producing.
By aiming to make work exciting, interesting and relevant we hope that children will expand their learning beyond the normal school day by working at home and bringing information and artifacts into school.
Positive reinforcement at all levels exemplifies our attitude to personal development. Through praise and the acknowledgement of success we hope to encourage children to be proud of their achievements and to be able to share in the joy and success of others.
We enjoy very good relationships with our parents and the local community. We also have a very active PTA.
Finally, we wish to encourage a team spirit amongst pupils and adults, which will shape the direction and future .jpg)
development of the school and all its members. All classes from Year 2 upwards have representatives on the School Council, which meets on a regular basis to discuss issues and implement initiatives that improve the well being of the pupils and the school environment.
This is just a taste of what we are about, as one of our 9 year old pupils said recently “Our school is like an Aladdin’s cave, people just wouldn't believe all the good things that go on here.”
