Kelly Farnworth-HeadteacherCalder Lodge School
Oakenclough
Preston
Lancashire
PR3 1UL
01995 676565
info@calderlodge.school
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Safeguarding
Emergency Contact Numbers:
Designated Safeguarding Lead – Kelly Farnworth (Head Teacher) – 01995 676565
Deputy Safeguarding Leads –
Peter Marrin – Deputy Head
Nicola Jameson – Pastoral Lead
Paul Turner – Operations Manager
– 01995 676565
External Agencies:
NSPCC whistle-blowing helpline – 0800 028 0285
Police (ask for Safeguarding sector) – 101
Lancashire Safeguarding Partnership CSAP – 0300 123 6720 (Office hours)
Emergency Duty Team – 0300 123 6722 (8pm – 8am)
Counter Extremism reporting – 0207 340 7264
Childline 0800111111
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10/6/26 – Rock Pooling at Half Moon Bay
As part of our Microhabitats topic in science, Nicky Nook travelled to Half Moon Bay in Heysham to take part in a Rockpooling activity. This experience enhanced their knowledge of habitats, as they saw animals in their natural environments. The children were able to move rocks on the beach to find animals that live in […]
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3.6.26 – Cleveleys Beach: The Sea Swallow.
As part of our Cultural Capital experience, the children visited Cleveleys Beach following our class study of The Sea Swallow by Gareth Thompson. Prior to the trip, we read and discussed the story together, sharing our thoughts, opinions and interpretations of the book. The children engaged enthusiastically in discussions about the characters, themes and events […]
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19/05/26 – Billy Bob’s Restaurant Adventure
Our class visited Billy Bob’s and the children had an amazing day. The restaurant looked just like a real American diner, with a huge lorry and a bright yellow school bus inside. As soon as we arrived, we could see how excited the children were for the day ahead. Throughout the trip, the children were […]
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12/05/26 – River Wyre Investigation
The children enjoyed an exciting field trip to different locations along the River Wyre, wherethey took part in a variety of scientific investigations. At each stop, the children collected soilsamples and water samples to take back to school for further testing and analysis. Theycarefully observed the environment around the river and discussed how the river […]
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29.4.26 – Williamson’s Park
Pupils visited Williamson’s Park to develop their geographical fieldwork skills through practical, outdoor learning. During the visit the children used simple positional and directional vocabulary such as near, far, next to, behind and in front to describe locations to their partners (e.g. The tree is next to the bush). This supported early understanding of giving […]
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22.4.26- Middleton Sands
We had a lovely day on our class trip to Middleton Sands, where we enjoyed the coastal environment together. The children really enjoyed exploring the beach and taking part in a fun rockpooling activity with Mr Farnworth. Throughout this, they were very curious and carefully searched through the rock pools, discovering crabs and other small […]
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24/4/26 – Cowboy Cook Out
The pupils enjoyed an engaging and energetic outdoor learning session at Holmes Wood, centred around a “Cowboy Cook-Out” theme. The day began with a lively game of capture the flag, which quickly built excitement and teamwork while helping everyone work up a healthy appetite. Mr Meadows fully embraced the activity, charging around enthusiastically alongside the […]
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