PARTNEY C OF E AIDED PRIMARY SCHOOL
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Headteacher: Caron Ementon
Telephone: 01790 753319
Headteacher: Caron Ementon
Telephone: 01790 753319
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Do You Ever Take Children On Visits?
The children go on lots of school visits; from trips around the village of Partney to 3 day residentials in York!
Some of the local places of interest we visit:
The Year 6 children have updated the Tennyson Exhibition at Stockwith Mill last year. The 18th Century poet Alfred Lord Tennyson was born and raised locally and a lot of his poems are about places we all know and love. We were filmed performing his poem, The Lady of Shalott at Alford Manor and were part of the Tennyson Exhibition there.
We visited the Jorvik Centre and the National Train Museum, explored the city and its castle walls and also visit Beningbrough Hall, a National Trust Property. On the journey to and from York, we visited and walked across the Humber Bridge.
Some of the local places of interest we visit:
- Church Farm Museum - Skegness
- Natureland - Skegness
- Snipe Dales - Near Spilsby
- Alford Manor House - Alford
- Stockwith Mill and Harrington Hall - Near Spilsby
- The Museum of Lincolnshire Life - Lincoln
- The Collection - Lincoln
- Belton House - Near Grantham
- Doddington Hall - Lincoln
The Year 6 children have updated the Tennyson Exhibition at Stockwith Mill last year. The 18th Century poet Alfred Lord Tennyson was born and raised locally and a lot of his poems are about places we all know and love. We were filmed performing his poem, The Lady of Shalott at Alford Manor and were part of the Tennyson Exhibition there.We visited the Jorvik Centre and the National Train Museum, explored the city and its castle walls and also visit Beningbrough Hall, a National Trust Property. On the journey to and from York, we visited and walked across the Humber Bridge.