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Farfield one of the top schools in Leeds
The Yorkshire Evening Post has analysed the KS2 SATs results from 2025 and has declared Farfield joint 7th across our huge city for reading standards. There are over 220 primary schools in Leeds so this is quite an achievement! See the article here: https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/education/15-best-leeds-primary-schools-reading-skills-5623718?page=2 58% of our children last year achieved the ‘greater depth’ Read…
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World book day and other fun in Year 5
Hi all, We had another action packed week last week. Thursday was World Book Day and we had losts of fun. The children dressed up in a mixture of ways: as book characters, jobs and hobbies. Click here to see more photos of children and work from the day. Last week we had fun Read…
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Headteacher blog 6th March 2026
It has been a super week – helped by warmer, less wet weather that meant that children could play across the wider school grounds. This makes such a difference – lunchtimes have been fun. On Wednesday, Reception children and families enjoyed a bedtime story evening in the hall and cosy classrooms. We have had Read…
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Headteacher blog 27th February 2026
It has been an excellent week – the slightly better weather helps. Spring is coming. Just before half term, we had a Teacher Training Day. We focused on AI tools that we have in school and the role AI may play in the classroom and in school organisation. We are just at the start Read…
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Headteacher blog 6th February 2026
Can the school get any wetter or muddier? We are having so many wet days: last Wednesday’s sunshine is a very distant memory. Lots of children do still love the wet weather: particularly those lower key stage 2 children that seem to adore quagmires. After a bit of ‘help’ from some mud-loving children, we Read…
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Headteacher blog 30th January 2026
It’s been a quiet week at school – the phones have been broken all week after power outages on Monday night! It has been frustrating – and we apologise for any inconvenience – but I think the admin staff have quite liked it, especially as they have been preparing for a big change in Read…
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Viscosity and poetry in Year 5
English This week the children have finished writing their own versions of Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes. If you would like to read your child’s version, it is on the Google Classroom on their Chromebooks. Here are some videos of children reading their poems out. We have now begun working playscripts. We have watched a Read…
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Headteacher blog 23rd January 2026
It has been a damp muddy week but a fun one nonetheless. Class 1H went to Cartwright Hall on Tuesday and enjoyed time in an art gallery. I saw some lovely Y1 homework relating to art and artists and this trip will have helped inspire that. On Wednesday I was in London to attend Read…
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Headteacher’s Blog 16th January 2026
We have a good week, albeit muddy. Some children literally got stuck in our KS2 ‘quarry’ mining clay and looking, in vain, for worms. A few children in Y5 were literally hoisted out of the clay with their wellies stuck fast. Occasionally, we have to bring in supply teachers: usually to cover a sick Read…
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Headteacher blog 9th January 2026
Happy New Year! It has been a strong start to the new term and calendar year. I am still doing school tours for prospective families – they are cutting it fine with the Reception deadline next week – and school is settled and focused. As usual, we do these tours at any time or Read…
