Morton CE Primary School
Our Core Values
Respect
Trust
Perseverance
Compassion
Forgiveness
Honesty
Welcome to Morton
Thank you for choosing to visit our website to find out a little more about our school. We are a happy and friendly village school situated at the heart of the local community. Our school is a nurturing and supportive place with high standards expected of the children within a caring, Christian ethos.
Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust
Our School is a member of Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust. LAAT is a Multi Academy Trust which was set up by the Diocese of Lincoln in 2013 to build a mutually supportive family of academies in Greater Lincolnshire who support each other in providing the very best outcomes for their pupils.
Our School Vision
At Morton CE Primary School, we believe that our school is the place where our children will grow and flourish with nurture and encouragement. We have the passion to enable every child to achieve anything in their life journey. As part of the Christian family, we follow Jesus’ examples and teachings; as we respect, believe, enjoy and achieve as a collective school family.
“Pupils at this school thrive.” The school has high aspirations for all pupils to do their very best. Staff understand what pupils need to succeed, both academically and pastorally.
“Staff create a climate for learning that enables all pupils to feel safe and take risks.” One pupil, who shares the views of many, explained, “Teachers get our activities just right. We get to think hard, but not too hard.”
The Christian vision ensures that the mental health and wellbeing of pupils is a priority. …. Leaders help families to work with external agencies, making sure pupils benefit from a curriculum that is ambitious for them. The impact is relationships are restored by living out the Christian values of forgiveness and love.
“Lessons are tailored to meet the needs of all pupils, and activities stimulate pupils’ curiosity. As a result, pupils achieve exceptionally well.”
Children in the early years have an exceptional start to their school life. Routines and expectations are quickly established.
The curriculum encourages pupils to flourish in their learning and to use knowledge wisely. This reflects the school’s vision of achieving anything in life’s journey.
Latest News
A warm welcome to all our new and existing families whose child will be starting school in September. It is a very exciting time for you all and we will be in touch soon with information about transition and visits. We have a small number of places in some year groups, please do get in touch if you would like to find out more. https://www.mortoncofeprimary.co.uk/ #NationalOfferDay #aboveandbeyond
Lincolnshire County Council wants to hear from YOU! They're running a quick survey to find out what childcare families across the county really need. Whether you use childcare every day, once in a while, or not at all your experiences help shape the future of childcare in Lincolnshire. Childcare survey 2026 | Let's Talk Lincolnshire https://www.letstalk.lincolnshire.gov.uk/childcaresurvey/surveys/parental-childcare-survey-2026 Take part today for a chance to win a £50 high street voucher!
Today marks the final day of our 5 in 5 over 5day Charity Challenge in support of the Love in Action Fund a wonderful initiative helping to remove barriers for children across our Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust. Find out more here: https://thelaat.co.uk/love-as-action-together-fund/ Throughout the week, our pupils have taken on five challenges each day. Photos show a teddy bear relay in Reception and an active running challenge in Year 5. We've also been proud to fundraise alongside our friends at Horbling Browns C of E Primary School and Ruskington Chestnut Street C of E Primary Academy a true team effort! #aboveandbeyond #makingadifference #teamwork Families can still support with a donation.
This week we're excited to take part in a 5day Charity Challenge in support of the Love in Action Fund a wonderful initiative helping to remove barriers for children across our Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust providing essentials like school uniform https://thelaat.co.uk/love-as-action-together-fund/ Over 5 days, our pupils will take on 5 challenges a day, mixing active, learning focused and fun activities designed to inspire teamwork, confidence, and creativity. It's all about coming together, getting involved, and making a real difference. Why it matters: Every penny raised goes directly toward supporting children who need a little extra help, ensuring everyone has the same opportunities to succeed. Not only this but we are fundraising together with our friends Horbling Browns C of E Primary School and Ruskington Chestnut Street C of E Primary Academy #aboveandbeyond #makingadifference #teamwork Families can support with a donation on MCAS, using the QR code or donating cash on Friday to school.
Over the past few weeks a group of Year 5 pupils have taken part in a range of online Masterclasses led by the Royal Institution. The children have enjoyed the hands-on enriching workshops learning about mathematics beyond the usual scope of the classroom curriculum. We have a strong Maths curriculum at Morton Church of England Primary School. This is reflected in our excellent end of Key Stage 2 Maths outcomes for summer 2025. 87% of our Year 6 children achieved the expected standard in Mathematics and 37% of those children achieved a greater depth standard in Mathematics. To find out about our exceptional village school visit our website www.mortoncofeprimary.co.uk #laat #aboveandbeyond #RiMaths #WhiteRoseMaths
This week, Morton C of E Primary School are proud to support Neurodiversity Week. As part of our celebration, we will be exploring the achievements of a wide range of famous faces who are Neurodiverse. Morton school strives for all children to know they are valued, they are unique and they can achieve their goals! To find out about our exceptional village school visit our website www.mortoncofeprimary.co.uk #laat #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek #workingtogether
World Book Day 2026 was a fantastic opportunity for us all to dress up as our favourite book characters and take part in a range of book- themed events, including a virtual author workshop with Kieran Larwood. We have a strong reading curriculum at Morton Church of England Primary School. This is reflected in our excellent end of Key Stage 2 reading outcomes for summer 2025. 83% of our Year 6 children achieved the expected standard in reading and 40% of those achieved a greater depth standard. To find out about our exceptional village school visit our website www.mortoncofeprimary.co.uk #LAAT #nationalyearofreading #literacytrust #worldbookday2026
We have a few spare costumes in the front office for you to borrow. #worldbookday2026
This week, our Year 1 children celebrated 100 days of being in Squirrels class with a range of fun and practical number themed activities. These including 100 exercises in the hall , making edible number lines, painting and stacking 100 cups! At Morton Church of England Prima