WELCOME
Magna Carta Primary Academy opened in September 2016 in a temporary building. We moved into our permanent site in September 2018 and have Reception, Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3 pupils. We are part of a thriving community and are always interested in making links with local businesses and local residents who have a wealth of knowledge to share with our young pupils. We are nothing without our incredible pupils, supportive families and committed staff. If you are interested in joining us, we are interested in hearing from you.
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Posted: 11th June 2020
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Posted: 12th May 2020LatestNews
Science comes alive - at home
Science is alive and bubbling at Magna Carta Primary Academy - even though children are at home. The school's online science initiative, Snap Crackle and Pop, brings science exploration into pupils’ homes by providing online practical science experiments to try at home. Each week, two ex... -
Posted: 12th May 2020LatestNews
Teachers film storytime for children
Are you sitting comfortably? Then storytime with your teacher will begin…online. Teachers and co-educators from Magna Carta Primary Academy have filmed a series of videos of themselves reading stories to pupils. Families are able to access the videos from home while the school remains close... -
Posted: 27th March 2020LatestNews
Book club and science experiments for pupils at ...
Creative teachers are setting up fun educational activities for children to join in with from home. Along with the rest of the country’s schools, Magna Carta Primary Academy is closed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The school is being made available to the children of key worker parents, b...
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- Jul 8Thank you to our talented Miss Stacey who has been working on this art lockdown project now proudly displayed in our library. https://t.co/AopQ1YNYsh
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BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Jul 5Today marks 72 years of @NHSuk #NHSBirthday In April, The Queen thanked @NHSuk & healthcare workers for their “selfless commitment & diligence” and spoke of how their dedication to service “in these most challenging of circumstances, is an example to us all.” #ThankYouTogether https://t.co/3CbNULafoQMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Jul 4" The average dog is a nicer person than the average person...." ~Andy rooney~ (Dm for credit) https://t.co/Tnlv0yfgcfMagna Carta Primary Academy Retweeted
BMAT @bmatmagnacarta - Jun 30Many little things light up hungry little minds. Kids take everything in, and even the smallest things you do with them can make a big difference. Visit our website for simple tips and activities👇 https://t.co/3DjauwFzkb #ChatPlayRead https://t.co/CUVqdAUIAO- Jun 30@5lanesworton @_Reading_Rocks_ @booksaremybag @MrEPrimary There is a great sequel to The London Eye Mystery called The Guggenheim Mystery which is about the theft of a painting. Most suited to Year 5 or 6.
