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Welcome to Lantern Lane Primary and Nursery School

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Our school is a welcoming place to learn for children aged 3 to 11 and is situated in East Leake, a village between Loughborough and Nottingham. A school has stood on this site for 70 years with the current building being opened in September 2003; we are proud of our well-equipped classrooms, dedicated staff and our caring and inclusive community.

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Our C.A.R.E values lie at the heart of everything we do; our aim is for all our pupils to develop confidence in themselves, achieve their full potential and engage in every opportunity in school in a respectful and enthusiastic manner. 

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Rated 'good' by OFSTED (Dec 2022)

The inspector said, 'Pupils love to come to Lantern Lane each day and would not hesitate to recommend it to other children. Teachers want all pupils to succeed, and they make education there exciting.' 

Whilst visiting classrooms, they also noted that, 'Pupils are engaged and they want to learn. There is an unmistakable sense of enthusiasm and aspiration.'  Pupils said, 'they feel safe at the school, and that staff are very caring. Pupils feel listened to.'  They describe our school as, 'a united community' which we look forward to welcoming you into.

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Find out more by exploring our website or contacting us to arrange a visit.

Our school prospectus can be found here.

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Dates for your diary

Our term dates are in line with those set by Nottinghamshire County Council. 

For other important dates, including our INSET days, please see below.

Our Curriculum

Our school has a vibrant, knowledge based curriculum taught through a variety of exciting topics. Have a look at our curriculum using the link below.

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At Lantern Lane, we are very proud to have been awarded the Nottinghamshire Dyslexia Friendly School Quality Mark in 2019. 

This recognises the work we do to ensure that all our children achieve their potential regardless of any challenges that dyslexia may present. 

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