Welcome from our Headteacher
Denbigh Community Primary School is set in spacious grounds and provides a welcoming and stimulating environment for over 450 children aged 3-11 years.
All staff and governors at Denbigh are committed to providing the best possible education for our children.
Our aim is to maximise the potential of every child in school by striving to give them a broad, well balanced and creative, education. Most importantly we want our children to enjoy school and for all of them to reach their full potential, at home and at school, in partnership with parents.
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Today in Nursery our little Caterpillar Cooks had a very important job to do!
Inspired by our story Goat Goes to Playgroup, Goat has knocked over the dinner, so our Caterpillar Cooks had to get busy in the kitchen and make some new food!
The children had lots of fun exploring food, using their imaginations and getting involved in our exciting story-based learning. What a busy time for our little chefs!
Well done, Caterpillar Cooks! You saved the day! #dcpsEYFS #dcpscaterpillar #dcpspshe #dcpsdt
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The Elephants had a great day at Cragside today. The behaviour was outstanding and they learned lots of facts about Lord Armstrong and his house. #dcpscore #dcpsdt #dcpslotc #dcpselephant
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The Elephants had a great time at the Quicksticks hockey event on Friday. They were very determined and great networkers as they moved around each activity. #dcpscore #dcpspe #dcpselephant
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In history, Year 6 are enjoying their work on Victorians. They enjoyed researching examples of British history to add to their timeline to find out when the Victorian period began and ended. They could see how it fitted on the timeline with all their previous history learning throughout KS2 and then they enjoyed learning about what it would be like to have been a child in. Victorian times, plotting an emotions graph discussing how a 10 year old trapper boy would have felt during his working week. #dcpscore #dcpshistory #dcpstiger #dcpslion
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Year 6 are enjoying their history work on Victorians. They are using this knowledge in their English lessons where they were using their oracy skills to discuss the conditions for the poor in the workhouse and whether workhouses should be banned or conditions change. This week, they are going to be drafting their persuasive text to discuss their points further. #dcpscore #dcpsoracy #dcpsenglish #dcpstiger #dcpslion #dcpshistory
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For World Mental Health Day the Dinos thought about different emotions and what made them feel that way. We heard the story The Colour Monster and explored different things and people that made us feel happy, sad, angry, scared, calm and loved. We also spent time talking about things we are interested in and said how we felt heard and happy when someone listened to us intently. #dcpsdinosaur #dcpslifeskills #dcpscore #WorldMentalHealthDay
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