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Lakeside Primary Academy, Doncaster

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Lakeside Primary Academy, Doncaster
Lakeside Primary Academy’s commitment to creativity was on full display during CREATE DAY, a nationwide event streamed by the Royal Opera House. Pupils and families engaged in dance, crafts, and song, reflecting the school’s vibrant arts culture. Led by Lynn Mathers, a passionate ex-freelance drama and dance teacher, the project has helped staff embrace Artsmark, transforming their teaching and inspiring others across their Trust. Lakeside’s journey to Platinum was supported by funded programmes and partnerships, and it was fantastic to hear how eager they are to help other schools follow in their footsteps.

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The immersive experience captivated pupils and highlighted the school’s commitment to embedding arts across the curriculum

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The school’s inclusive approach includes boys-only choirs, community exhibitions, and long-term partnerships with cultural organisations.

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