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Welcome to our school!
Everyone involved in the running of Long Toft welcomes you to the school website. We are a very dedicated and hardworking team, ensuring that your children work to their full potential and enjoy attending school. We hope you find the website interesting and informative.
When you call our school you will speak to our lovely ladies in the office, either Miss. Gorman, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Wilkinson or Mrs. Addison. From there if you would like to speak to our head teacher, please ask for Mrs. Wainman. If you would like to speak to our deputy head teacher please ask for Mr. Howlett. If you would like to speak to our SENCo please ask for Mrs. Harte. Otherwise please explain the reason for your call and you will be directed to the correct person.
Should you require any paper copies of any of the documents on our website, please email admin@longtoftschool.co.uk in order to make the request.
News
Why do your children think reading is important?
As part of Book Week, all classes created mind maps to share why they think reading is important. Children came up with lots of great ideas, from learning new words and improving their knowledge to using their imagination and relaxing with a good book.
Please take a moment to look at the mind maps and see why your children think reading is important.
Long Loft Learner Awards
Well done to our Long Toft Learners who received their awards in today's whole school aseembly presented by our Headteacher, Mrs Wainman.
Florence Leads Early International Women’s Day Celebration's in School
Florence, our resident feminist, was eager to celebrate International Women’s Day slightly early this year. The Y5/6 corridor is now decorated with a pink sparkly banner (at her request) and she delivered some handmade card this morning to celebrate.
Thank you, Florence 💗
Powerful women empower women!
FREE Autism Training for Parents
Please find attached flyer on FREE training course Stone Hill School are running on Friday 20 March called ‘Making Sense of Autism Training’.
This is available and FREE to parents of children attending Doncaster Schools and was recommended by SENDIAS.
PGL Dearne Valley - Easter Camp
PGL Dearne Valley will be offering free of charge activity days as part of Doncaster Council’s HAF scheme. These days are for qualifying pupils aged between 8 and 15 years and are completely free of charge.
More information here: https://adventureholidays.pgl.co.uk/haf-easter-2026/
Why do your children think reading is important?
As part of Book Week, all classes created mind maps to share why they think reading is important. Children came up with lots of great ideas, from learning new words and improving their knowledge to using their imagination and relaxing with a good book.
Please take a moment to look at the mind maps and see why your children think reading is important.
Long Loft Learner Awards
Well done to our Long Toft Learners who received their awards in today's whole school aseembly presented by our Headteacher, Mrs Wainman.
Florence Leads Early International Women’s Day Celebration's in School
Florence, our resident feminist, was eager to celebrate International Women’s Day slightly early this year. The Y5/6 corridor is now decorated with a pink sparkly banner (at her request) and she delivered some handmade card this morning to celebrate.
Thank you, Florence 💗
Powerful women empower women!
FREE Autism Training for Parents
Please find attached flyer on FREE training course Stone Hill School are running on Friday 20 March called ‘Making Sense of Autism Training’.
This is available and FREE to parents of children attending Doncaster Schools and was recommended by SENDIAS.
PGL Dearne Valley - Easter Camp
PGL Dearne Valley will be offering free of charge activity days as part of Doncaster Council’s HAF scheme. These days are for qualifying pupils aged between 8 and 15 years and are completely free of charge.
More information here: https://adventureholidays.pgl.co.uk/haf-easter-2026/
Why do your children think reading is important?
As part of Book Week, all classes created mind maps to share why they think reading is important. Children came up with lots of great ideas, from learning new words and improving their knowledge to using their imagination and relaxing with a good book.
Please take a moment to look at the mind maps and see why your children think reading is important.
