Pupil Leader Safeguarding Discussion
Mrs Parker met with Pupil Leaders to discuss safeguarding at school. Their ideas were excellent. Please see our Safeguarding page for the results.
Mrs Parker met with Pupil Leaders to discuss safeguarding at school. Their ideas were excellent. Please see our Safeguarding page for the results.
Well done to our new Game Changers who completed their training last night. They are going to help promote girls football as part of a national campaign to have equal access by 2024. They have some fantastic ideas already and are loving wearing their new hoodies.
Spooky fun was had by all Year 1, 2 and 3 on our first Halloween disco.
This half term, we will be exploring our topic question 'Why was London burning?' We will be reading 'Toby and the Great Fire of London' to find out about life back in 1966 and comparing it to London now. We will be exploring England’s capital city (London) and learning about how the emergency services have changed over time (focusing on Florence Nightingale - nursing and the fire service). We will be reading 'Samuel Pepys' diary and will be writing our own diary entries. Did you know that the fire was rumoured to have started in a bakery?
During October half term there are many free activities on at Tameside Libraries- please see the images attached for more information.
Half term activities
We have lots going on for children and families during the upcoming half term.
Today the KS2 Reading Ambassadors met together for their training with Cassie from and Joy from Tameside Libraries. They have ideas ready to set a whole school reading challenge.
Thank you for your ideas- what a great team!
Week beginning the 4th October is national space week. The school immersed themselves in learning about space. They have been fascinated about our solar system, the planets, the moons, space travel, astronauts and other galaxies. Year 2 even went to Jodrell Bank as a trip. Look at how fantastic the schools' display looks.
The whole school have been studying important black historical figures. The children have worked hard to learn and perform poems, find out about segregation and the American civil rights movement, to learn about inspirational figures and their fight for equality, freedom and reduce racism. We all hope in the future for an equal society, where regardless of the colour of our skin, we are treated fairly and with respect.