Attendance
As a school we are aiming to achieve 96% attendance overall which is slightly above the national target of 95%.
Please work with us to achieve this by making every effort to ensure your children are in school, on time so that they can achieve maximum outcomes.
Welcome to Seely Primary School’s website. We hope you find the information that you are looking for.
Seely Primary is a welcoming, vibrant place at the heart of its community. We are a dedicated, caring team who have high expectations of all pupils. We aim for children to leave our school as healthy, confident global citizens of the future, with the breadth of knowledge and skills to enable them achieve their aspirations.
There is an excellent culture of diversity at Seely, where all pupils and their families have a strong sense of identity and belonging that is respected by all. We have achieved the Rainbow Flag Award, as well as the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Quality Mark, to reflect the ethos and vision of the school.
Click HERE for Seely's Diversity Pledge
Our values are strongly aligned with British Values and we use them to underpin our behaviour policy, with four key words to help children to remember the key messages (please see our 'Seely Values' page within the Learning tab for more detail).
If you require any further information, please contact the school office and we will be happy to help. If you require a paper copy of any of the information on our school website, please contact the school office and this will be provided free of charge.
Latest Term and Event Dates - USE THIS CALENDAR ONLY Events
- Parents Evening03Apr2025
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
- HALF TERM07Apr2025
1:00 am - 17 apr, 2:00 am
- BANK HOLIDAY18Apr2025
- BANK HOLIDAY21Apr2025
Welcome to Seely Primary School
School Events & Curriculum Activities
School Events / Curriculum Activities
- More children dressed up for World Book Day...
- World Book Day is always one of our favourite days of the school year!
- One of our wonderful governors led KS1 and KS2 Ramadan assemblies.
- KS1 absolutely loved dressing up as characters from The Tempest during Shakespeare Week!
- When it rains, look for rainbows!
- During Shakespeare Week, Year 5 had a drama workshop and rehearsed a short verse from The Tempest, using actions and games.
- Year 6 have loved the drama workshops during our annual Shakespeare Week, studying The Tempest
- Year 6 had a great morning in our art workshop, exploring the characters from The Tempest as part of Shakespeare Week.
- Crochet Club started this week...
- KS1 have been exploring the work of Adrian Brandon, a talented Black American artist known for his powerful and thought provoking portraits.
- KS2 children enjoyed the kurling workshops today.
- As part of LGBT+ history month, our pupil arts ambassadors drew some important role models
