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Do you have football boots in good condition that your son or daughter have grown out of, perhaps gathering dust in a cupboard? If so, our school would be very grateful for donations which we can ‘recycle’ by offering to others. We don’t even mind giving them a clean!
If you have any children’s football boots, in any colour or size and are happy to donate, please send to school for my attention.
Many thanks,
Mr Rich
We are so proud that we won best attendance in KS1 for week beginning 28.4.22.
Science Coordinators, Mrs Dowens and Miss Pearce, judged Archie’s entry as the winner. He designed a poster to show what he had learned during British Science Week. Congratulations Archie!
After many months our shrubs from The Woodland Trust finally arrived. Most of the children in the school have had the chance to go out and help plant some.
We have a range of shrubs growing and we are really pleased with how they are looking.
Thank you to everyone who helped to plant them out and we look forward to seeing them grow.
For British Science Week we used the focus of growth to concentrate on investigating trees.
First we planted new shrubs, then we looked at the different plants and trees already in our garden. Finally we searched for as many different living things that depend trees to thrive.
The children thoroughly enjoyed wearing fancy dress, non uniform and their pyjamas to raise money that will make a difference to people’s lives. Some children designed a habitat for their red nose and others used construction materials to build it. Fantastic! Thank you very much for your contributions.
The children received a certificate in recognition of their work as scientists. During the week, they explored the school grounds and identified different trees then back in the classroom, labelled the different parts. Mrs Jewitt supported the children to plant Dogwood at the edge of the KS2 field which they really enjoyed. The children also studied the lifecycle of a plant. The children worked hard and the sessions were a great success.
On Friday the 18th of March, all staff and pupils are encouraged to wear non-uniform, fancy dress or their pyjamas. This is for a suggested donation of £1 and all proceeds will go towards making a difference to people’s lives. For more information follow the link to the official Red Nose Day website. Watch this space for Friday’s photos!
https://www.comicrelief.com/rednoseday
Well done to everyone who entered our Safer Internet Day 2022 Online Safety Competition. These are the winners:
Reception AH – Alina
Reception GG – Charlie
Year 1AM – James
Year 1JK – Archie
Year 2LS – Alfie
Year 3 SB – Imogen
Year 3SD – Archie
Year 4NR – Harry
Year 4RL – Amelia-Rose
Year 6KH – Erin
