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On Tuesday 30th June we will host a Spelling Bee competition for years 1-6. To have a chance of winning you need to practise your year group's spelling list. The top 5 children from each class will go into a knockout round and each class will have a winner. Prizes will be given to our Spelling Bee Champions 2026!!
Please see the attached spelling list for years group- good luck practising!
This week, our children have been busy exploring the exciting world of careers and jobs. Throughout the week, we have been learning about a wide range of occupations and discussing the important skills needed for each role. The children have taken part in discussions, activities and games to help them think about their own interests and talents, while learning more about the many opportunities available in the future.
Thank you for all of your sponsors!
The name of the new sensory room is...The Cosy Cave. As voted and created by our pupils. We are having a special sign created for this. The old computing room in KS2 has been cleared of all IT equipment, repainted and new furniture and resources have been purchased to make a calming space. We just wanted send an enormous thank you to our community your generosity developing our new sensory room. We also want to thank Lifeline4Kids, who also donated to the room, which again is fantastic.
Well done to this week's Head-Teacher and Good to be Green award winners!
We are very proud of our wonderful cress gardens that we have been growing in class. Over the past few weeks, we have carefully planted our seeds, watered them regularly, and observed the changes as they began to grow. The children showed great responsibility and patience while caring for their cress gardens each day. We enjoyed watching the tiny shoots appear and measuring how much they grew over time.
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What an amazing turn out for our sponsored walk this morning. It was a fantastic event that raised £2,833.50 for our sensory room. Thank you everyone for joining us.
I have just had the privilege of counting the money raised for our sponsored walk on Monday. Well, what can I say? You have raised £2,618.50 so far by sponsoring your child to walk around Gorse Hall. The Year 6 children have mapped the route this morning and are eager to marshal the event. We are so grateful for your generosity. Whenever you pop into school, please have a look at how our sensory room is developing. I look forward to seeing a lot of you on Monday morning when you join us on the sponsored walk. Dress up warmly as there is a slight chance of rain.
Our handwriting progression is so lovely to see on display at the front of the school.
Our winners this term are: Nursery- Hattie, Reception- Harry, Y1- Josef, Y2- Ava, Y3- Niki, Y4- Aila, Y5- Tilly, Y6- Lily T