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Pupils have looked at options for jobs when they grow up. It was good to hear they have more than one idea and know the skills they need.
For World Space Week 2024, the chosen theme is “Space & Climate Change.” This theme celebrates the impact of space technology in our ongoing battle against climate change, emphasizing the proactive role space exploration plays in enhancing our understanding and management of Earth’s climate.
We are so proud to share we have received awards in sport for: School Games - Gold! PE Commitment and Engagement. Also Accessibility Award, showing our hard work for girls in sport. Well done everyone and especially Miss Mainprize!
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A huge congratulations to our Road Safety Poster Winners - Lois and Harry. We also had lots of runners up, because they were so good. Very colourful deisgns, which showed pupils how to stay safe on our roads.
Ruby Bridges loved school. In 1960 she was excited to go to first grade in New Orleans, Louisiana. But many people did not want her to go to her school. They wanted only white children to go there, and Ruby is Black. Ruby did not let that stop her.
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John from Front Row Music came in to school today for an assembly. The children were amazed at how simple it was play the guitar and were shown how to play chords, melodies and sang along to many songs. If you're interested in taking ukukele or guitar lessons with Drew on Fridays, please ask at the school office for details.
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The furniture for our new library has arrived and it looks so smart. Thank you for your fund raising contributions to help us make this area colourful and enticing for our pupils. The new texts look great and it inspires our pupils to use the library and explore books.
Year 5&6 have been engrossed in their first Chess session. The matches were very close but Matthew and Orson successfully won their games.
Our pupils started reading Ella on the Outside with Nechen our Mental Health Practitioner. Our pupils will read the text and share with their peers, picking up on key issues that our Wellbeing Champions can tackle in school.
