Laycock Primary School

Laycock Primary School is a small community school located in the picturesque Yorkshire countryside above Keighley. Catering to 97 pupils aged four to eleven, the school operates with a half-form entry system and features four mixed-aged classes, except for a dedicated Reception class with a maximum of 15 children. The school's historic building, dating back to 1891, has been modernised through various refurbishments, providing a nurturing and engaging learning environment.

The school prioritises the safety and wellbeing of its students, with a dedicated safeguarding team in place to support families and ensure a secure atmosphere. Laycock Primary aims to foster curiosity and critical thinking through a diverse curriculum, including subjects such as history, science, and the arts. The school employs the Kapow scheme for history, encouraging pupils to explore significant events and develop empathy through their studies.

As part of the Pennine Academies Yorkshire, Laycock Primary is committed to inclusivity and support for all learners, including those with special educational needs. The school values strong community ties and provides opportunities for parental involvement, ensuring a collaborative approach to education.