Welcome from our Headteacher
Denbigh Community Primary School is set in spacious grounds and provides a welcoming and stimulating environment for over 450 children aged 3-11 years.
All staff and governors at Denbigh are committed to providing the best possible education for our children.
Our aim is to maximise the potential of every child in school by striving to give them a broad, well balanced and creative, education. Most importantly we want our children to enjoy school and for all of them to reach their full potential, at home and at school, in partnership with parents.
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Happy Friday from all at Denbigh and these little smashers 🤩 We are so proud of each and everyone of them 🌈❤️ #dcpscore
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As Year 6 sit their SATs on Monday, we hope they have a relaxing, revision-free weekend. We are SO proud of their hard work in preparation and their attitude towards their learning this whole year. We know that they will try their best and that is all we ask. No matter what the results show, remember you are all amazing! Love all of the Year 6 team! ⭐️
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Year 6 took their learning outside in English today. They used all of their hard work revising to go on a SPAG hunt! #dcpscore #dcpsenglish #dcpslotc #DCPStiger #dcpslion
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In PE this week, Reception focused on a new objective (rolling and retrieving) using tennis balls as well as continuing to develop their throwing and catching skills. We found it a little more difficult using a tennis ball rather than the bean bags but showed super resilience with our coordination and accuracy. At the end of the session, we played a game called ‘MouseTrap’ where we worked in pairs to roll the ball to one another and trap the ‘mouse’ under the cone! #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpsEYFS #dcpscore #dcpsPE
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Year 4 celebrated David Attenborough’s 100th birthday this afternoon by researching him and then researching their own animals just like he would! #dcpscore #dcpselephant #dcpsgeography #dcpsscience
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The woods visit this week was very much focussed on sticks and trees. We collected leaves, climbed trees and and did lots of experiments to find out which sticks broke better than others. We discovered shorter sticks are a lot more tricky to break than the longer ones! #dcpsEYFS #dcpsladybird #dcpsbutterfly #dcpslotc #dcpsscience #dcpsmaths #dcpscore
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