During our SATs morning breakfast we found a shape that looked like a planet. Can you guess it? Yes - it is Saturn in our rice crispies! Made all year 6 laugh.
, 
We have had the best day celebrating the King's Coronation - the weather turned wet at one point, so we had to do our parties inside. Typical British weather. However, we had a fleeting visit from HRH and our children asked the funniest questions. Thank you to our kitchen for making yummy treats too.
Make the most of everyday opportunities to chat with your baby or toddler while you are out and about. It will help them to develop their speech and communication skills.
Use the walk and talk trail to discover tips and activities to help you chat to your baby - https://wordsforlife.org.uk/activities/talking-to-your-child-when-out-an...
Amber have won the House Team Points for spring term. Well done Amber - you have been so impressive all term and have worked incredibly hard to achieve your rewards. On Friday 31st March, you will receive a special non-uniform day for your efforts. Good luck to the other teams next term - you can do it!
, 
Thank everyone for your hard work making our first PTFA Comedy Night a success. Thank you especially Mr Andrews and Dukinfield Golf Club for their hard work and support. It was a great evening and the comedians were just brilliant. We will plan many more fun nights with different themes over the next year. We raised over £500 on the raffle alone and this will go to building up our KS2 collection of reading books. We will share our overall total once this has been calculated.Thank you again - hope to see you for our next event on Thursday after-school.
I am pleased to be able to announce that we have achieved our 'Gold' Food4Life Schools award.
I appreciate the time and effort you as parents and pupils and staff have put into ensuring compliance with the School Food Standards as well as creating a positive healthy lifestyle atmosphere. Huge congratulations on achieving the ‘GOLD’ level of the award!
Do you know what this famous Dame did for girls science education? Find out in our next assembly.
We want girls to play football!
It’s time to take a stand, to make a difference.
Girls are an unstoppable force for good if they’re given the chance. The chance to play football.
They want to play in the school curriculum, at breaktime, after school, at local clubs – wherever, whenever they want. No barriers, no stereotypes. Let Girls Play.
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
Our pupil leaders have chosen 6 brilliant winners of our E-Safety Competition. They looked at how social media affects mental health and what we can do to improve this. We had many entries from across school and it was very difficult to decide. Well done everyone.
