Welcome from the Headteacher

Siobhan lennox brown

Welcome to Fairlawn Primary School.

Opened in September 2015 as a new school, Fairlawn Primary School, a member of Venturers Trust, is very proud to continue the long history of educating children in the magnificent buildings that were once a Victorian grammar school.

The children’s wellbeing and holistic development is at the heart of everything we do.  The school day is designed to build confidence and skills in all aspects of child development.  We believe that all our children are unique and have special talents to bring to our school community.  We provide an engaging environment in which our children can be successful and feel happy to take risks, explore and ask questions.

I am proud to lead a passionate and caring team who are committed to achieving high standards and providing the best opportunities for our children.

Our knowledge rich curriculum focusses on our school, our community and our city.  Designed to develop a deep sense of identity, pride, belonging and understanding of the world.

We ensure that our children understand their rights through the ‘Rights Respecting’ award from UNICEF. We are devoted to inspiring our children through the power of this programme, so they grow into respectful and caring members of society.

Fairlawn Primary School is a diverse school with the strong support of dedicated governors and an active PTA (Parents and Teachers Association – Friends of Fairlawn); the community is thriving and we welcome you to visit to find out more for yourself. 

Siobhan Lennox-Brown

Headteacher

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  • 'An Antarctic Expedition' was co-created with yr1 children from Fairlawn Primary School Featuring Emily-Mae Walker as the voice of Dr Doctor pic.twitter.com/mIodmqkiWy March 10th
  • Fairlawn thoroughly enjoyed World Book Day yesterday. A big thank you to those who made it possible. If anyone knows where Mr Langton is hiding please let us know!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/U6ZhXwOCQ9 March 8th
  • Lovell Class went on a local area walk and followed their maps on the way. They spotted landmarks using their keys and even managed to have time for a quick play in the park. pic.twitter.com/Yp0zzgMJ7v March 8th
  • Lovell Class thoroughly enjoyed our visit from a local librarian as part of World Book Day. pic.twitter.com/Sn9VA5i5rk March 8th
  • "We're going on local walk! We're going to spot signs of spring!" Darwin Class explored our local area and made maps of our journey. pic.twitter.com/qwV9tn0UI0 March 7th
  • Year 6 read with the Year 1s as part of our World Book Day celebrations. Both classes were fantastic! pic.twitter.com/Ts9U8hfmt0 March 7th
  • Fantastic costumes from Year 6 Peake, inspired by books such as the graphic novel Hooky, a novel called Mossflower and another novel called Agatha Oddly. pic.twitter.com/lXxwAjvJD5 March 7th
  • Year 6 children pulled their sleeves up and donned gloves this week to get fully stuck in taking apart owl pellets to find out what their last meal was! pic.twitter.com/lFyZ1fkFuv March 7th
  • Please enjoy reading our Term 3 newsletter!Read more February 9th
  • Please enjoy reading our Term 3 Newsletter!Read more February 9th
  • Year 2 have had a wonderful term with lots of exciting experiences.  We made art tools as expressive painters, enjoyed a visit from a kestrel, went on a nature walk and practised our mathematician skills in our own shop! pic.twitter.com/aw5IXQBlyk February 9th
  • Congratulations to Neptune who were awarded the Fairlawn House Cup for Term 3. pic.twitter.com/cVeoGeQBeH February 9th