Look at our tasty tomatoes!
The new Eco leaders harvested our fabulous school grown tomatoes, raspberries and strawberries. They were delicious!
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Front Row Music came into assembly today to explain their music facilities. They got some children to demonstrate how easy it was to play the guitar and ukulele, play some games and they really enthused the children. If you wish for your child to have lessons, please ask for a sign up sheet.
This half term we will be sharing the story of 'The Little Red Hen'. We will baking bread, making pizza and looking for signs of autumn, I cannot wait! Please find attached the Medium Term Plan and Home Learning Grid for anyone wanting to do some additional learning. Please post your amazing work on seesaw so we can share it.
Mrs Tennant
Welcome to our Nursery!
We have all enjoyed our first days at school. The children are settling in well and are enjoying exploring together in the new areas. I am so proud of them!
Mrs Tennant
National Online Safety has really useful information for children and adults.
Share and discuss this at home and in school to keep children safe over the Summer holidays.
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Today our KS2 Reading Ambassadors went to Dukinfield Town Hall to take part in a celebration event with lots of other Tameside schools. It was lovely to see them up on the stage to receive their certificate to thank them for their hard work this year. I am super proud of them all.
Do you have what it takes to promote a love of reading next year? Maybe you could be the next Reading Ambassador to represent our school!
Today we had a visitor from Tameside Libraries who introduced the new Summer Reading Challenge which is now open to enter. This summer, join the Ready, Set, Read! team and their animal mascots for the Reading Challenge as they use their skills to weave their way through a summer obstacle course. The Challenge will celebrate play and participation, encouraging you to engage in games and sports in any way that best suits you!
We are ranked 2nd in engagement in active travel in Tameside! Well done everyone for all your hard work and keep it up!
Year 6 performed a poem by Bill Bilston in assembly today. We first looked at this poem when we did our Windrush topic and it explores refugees. The poem can be read in two directions and at first year 6 were shocked at how racist the poem seemed to be!
Please watch our poem on this link: Year 6 Performance Poetry - YouTube
They performed it fantastically today :)
