School closures due to the severe weather

On By Jeremy Morton

The following schools are listed on the Leeds City Council website as closed today (Friday 10 March 2023) due to the snowy weather:

Beeston Primary School

Clapgate Primary School

Cockburn John Charles Academy

Cockburn Laurence Calvert Academy

Cockburn School

Cottingley Primary Academy

Elements Primary School

Elliott Hudson College

Greenmount Primary School

Hugh Gaitskill Primary School

Hunslet Carr Primary School – delayed start at 10am

Hunslet Moor Primary School

Ingram Road Primary School

Lane End Primary School

Low Road Primary School

Middleton Primary School

Middleton St Mary’s Primary School

New Bewerley Community School

Park View Primary Academy

Reach Primary Learning Centre

Sharp Lane Primary School

South SILC Broomfield

Springwell Leeds Academy

St Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School – delayed start at 10:30am

St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School

St Mary’s CE Primary Academy

The Ruth Gorse Academy

The Stephen logfellow Academy

Westwood Primary School

Windmill Primary School

 

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One Reply to “School closures due to the severe weather”

  1. Hello South Leeds Life, I am just wondering if I am only person to find it incredulous that our local schools were closed yesterday owing to “severe” weather. I can’t imagine the disruption this would have caused to working parents. I read on face book that a popular Leeds coach company were up and ready to do their usual school run to find their efforts weren’t necessary.
    I went to school in the 50s and 60s when the winters were far more severe and not once did our schools close. I would be interested to hear who deemed it necessary to close the schools and the reasons why.
    I do hope the children enjoyed their day off and were able to play in the snow.

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