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  • South Axholme
  • Coritani
  • Epworth Primary
  • Alkborough Primary Academy
  • Kirton Lindsey Primary Academy
  • Burton Upon Stather Primary Academy

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  • Safe in the Forest

    Published 17/07/26
    At Forest School we enjoyed an exciting time in our local woods. Activities included hammocking, nature walks, woodland crafts, fire lighting, obackwoods cooking and making delicious s’mores. Learners demonstrated the our values being Ready, Re
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  • Inspirational Awards

    Published 17/07/26
    This week, our key stage one and two learners from across the Coritani Tribes came together at Normanby Hall to celebrate their courage, effort and resilience throughout the year. Along with their families, we enjoyed a picnic in the park under the s
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  • Inspirational Writing

    Published 17/07/26
    Yesterday, we enjoyed a special trip to the allotment to celebrate the end of a fantastic year in Ferriby (Humber) Class. Although the hot weather has been a challenge at times, we have loved learning outdoors and have been very grateful for the many
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  • Respectful Visits

    Published 17/07/26
    June came and the sun shone.  The trip to Flamingoland had brilliant weather and very little traffic meant were had an enjoyable and safe journey over the Yorkshire Wolds. Staff and children visited the animals, went of many, thankfully not t
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  • Respectful Awards

    Published 17/07/26
    We celebrated the achievements of our learners at Glanford Park at our end of year awards event.  Our young people have shown that they are ready for the next stage of their journey and this was a great opportunity to reflect on how far they hav
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  • Inspirational Art

    Published 17/07/26
    It has been a fabulous half term in art, with learners across all key stages demonstrating creativity, enthusiasm and excellent artistic skills. In Key Stage 2, learners have enjoyed working with clay to create colourful dragon eyes, full of vibra
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  • Respectful PE

    Published 16/07/26
    This term in PE at Coritani all the learners have been focusing on teamwork and inclusion. They have demonstrated a high respectful level of communication and cohesion and should be very proud of how they have represented themselves and the Cori
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  • Ready to Thrive!

    Published 16/07/26
    The Coritani Tribe Minset allows our children to be the best version of themselves. One of our approaches is to Use Thrive which is a trauma-sensitive framework for supporting children and young people's social and emotional mental
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  • Ready for a look around the new Tribe?

    Published 16/07/26
    We are holding an open day at Coritani's new Broughton Tribe on the 20th August at 11am for all new year 7 learners joining us in September. For further information please email the school.
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  • Inspiring New Tribe

    Published 16/07/26
    We are pleased to announce that we will be opening an additional Coritani Tribe at our new site at Broughton.  The Tribe will open in September 2026 for 25 learners from across North Lincolnshire. Giving us additional capacity to offer inspirati
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  • inspiring excellence at the York minster

    Published 19/12/25
    Our KS3-2 and KS4 learners enjoyed an enriching trip to the historic city of York. Opportunities like this are vital in helping our learners build confidence, curiosity, and real-world understanding beyond the classroom. Our first visit was to the
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  • Are You Ready for a Book Hunt?

    Published 17/12/25
    Coritani went on a book hunt. We went to find some good books. It wasn't a beautiful day, but we weren't scared. We walked through the swishy grass, squelched through the gooey mud and found our sneaky books hidden around Normanby H
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