Lees Primary School

Putting Children First

Part of Bronte Academy Trust

We have a very popular school Facebook page which has lots of information and photos on so please check it out. We have many events taking place in school and we share photos whenever we can. It’s also great to see what children and families get up to at home so please send in achievements and photos so we can share them with our wonderful school community here at Lees.

Pastoral care we offer in school

The mental health of our children is our priority.  We offer a range of support for our families including providing information on external support services in our local area and nurture sessions.  If you have any concerns about your child, please contact Mrs. Sharrock to arrange a meeting to go through the services we can offer you.

Local support resources and information for parents

SEND resources

BEAT (Bradford Early Advice Team): support for families whose child/young person is on the waiting list for a neurodiversity assessment. 
Telephone number: 01535 661275,  E-mail: info@aware-uk.org, Website: https://localoffer.bradford.gov.uk/service/1444-bradford-early-advice-team-beat

 

AWARE (Airedale and Wharfedale autism resource)  AWARE is a parent-run group supporting families with children and young adults on the autistic spectrum (formal diagnosis not required).  

Telephone number: 07826 926 150, 01535 661275, Email: info@aware-uk.org, website: https://aware-uk.org/

Bradford local offer: The Local Offer is a new way of giving children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) 0-25 and their parents or carers information about what activities, services and support is available across education, health and social care (Inc. voluntary sector)  in the area where you live.  Website: https://localoffer.bradford.gov.uk/services

 

 

Local Childminders in Cross Roads

During 2020 and 2021 we came together as a school community during the COVID Pandemic. We stayed at home and home schooled, learnt on video calls and kept in contact by telephone, worked in bubbles and were separated from our friends and colleagues . It was tough but we made it through these unprecedented times.

Our Facebook page enabled us to share everything our families got up to at home - from Lego Challenges to walking in our beautiful surroundings, learning to ride bikes to tying shoe laces. We also made a few videos which we all loved. Please click on the links below to enjoy!