For the school year 24/25, our attendance was the highest out of 98 schools in the Local Authority. High attendance leads to high achievement.
CELEBRATING OUR STUDENTS INVOLVEMENT IN ANTI-BULLYING WORKSHOPS
Click on the link above to see the fantastic workshop the Anti-Bullying Ambassadors from Hungerhill School delivered in our school.
Latest BARNBY DUN PRIMARY ACADEMY Events
- Teacher Training Day22Oct2026
- Teacher Training Day23Oct2026
- October Half Term26Oct2026
- Teacher Training Day06Nov2026
School Opening Times
Pupils can be dropped off from 8:30am daily. Our compulsory school day is 8:45am - 3:15pm, Monday to Friday. This is 32.5 hours per week.
WELCOME TO BARNBY DUN PRIMARY ACADEMY
Thank you for choosing our school.
Barnby Dun Primary is a happy, welcoming, vibrant school where everyone is valued and respected. Our pupils are encouraged and praised so they feel confident in their abilities, know how to succeed and have aspirational goals, aiming for high standards to be the best they can be.
We want to ensure your child thoroughly enjoys their time with us and takes forward many happy memories. At Barnby Dun we aim to make learning as fun, meaningful and innovative as possible so children make their very best progress.
Children, staff, pupils and Governors work together to create a safe and stimulating learning environment, where all children grow academically, morally and socially.
We have a well-established, highly motivated and dedicated staff who are forward thinking, driven and passionate about educating and caring for children.
I hope you find the information on our website a useful introduction to our school and your child enjoys many happy, fulfilling years with us. We look forward to working in partnership with you.
Miss C.E. Robinson - Head Teacher
Ofsted
July 2026 'Strong Standard' (Link to 2026 report) "Pupils are happy and safe at Barnby Dun Primary Academy. They are proud of their school and benefit from a wide range of opportunities to enhance their primary school experience. Pupil leadership is a strength, where pupils can contribute positively to their school community... There is a strong sense of belonging. Pupils are valued, respected and cared for by staff. Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), those known to social care, those who are looked after or those who are disadvantaged, all thrive in a culture that supports them to do well."
