Reception class photos in Doncaster Free Press

Reception class pictures will be featured in tomorrow’s ‘First Class’ Souvenir Edition. 

Copies will be on sale from tomorrow for a week in local retail outlets at £1.90 a copy (subject to availability).

I hope you enjoy the feature and special keepsake memory

Miss Carter

Nursery: Remembrance Day 11.11.25

WOW! We have has a beautiful day celebrating and remembering. Firstly this morning we watched videos on what Remembrance Day is and why we wear poppies. The children were so engaged and loved learning about this and many children we able to talk about this in their play.

The children spent the day creating and making poppies in many different ways such as with paint, collage, play dough, drawing, threading and finger painting.

I wonder if your child can talk about Remembrance Day and the significance of a poppy at home?

Reception – Class 3 readers and writers!

This morning in class 3 we have had lots of fun with our reading activities! The children have been working super hard fast blending sounds together to read words! The children enjoyed relaxing together as they wrote the sounds they could hear in words. Here are some of our moments captured on camera!

Message from Sabina:

My name is Sabina and I work for a charity called SCCCC. We provide services for the older people in our community.

We have been running in Sheffield for 60 years now and three years ago, we started our first service of two so far in Doncaster.

We have a service called Home from Hospital that helps anyone aged 18 or over, in those first few weeks after being discharged to help possibly prevent readmission by helping with things like light cleaning, shopping and any other smaller duties around the house. 

This service can run for up to four weeks and anyone can refer to this service.

The second service we started earlier this year is our Good Neighbours Scheme, which is a befriending service in people’s own homes. We provide and manage a fabulous group of volunteers who visit older people (65 and over) in their homes to be a listening ear and a friend. All of our volunteers have a full DBS check and introductory and ongoing training and supervision.

There is no time limit for Good Neighbour Scheme. We have limited referral pathways to this service, but we are looking into opening the doors wider once we have received more funding for the Good Neighbour Scheme in the future.

Both of our services are free, and the only criteria is the age which differs as above on the two services.

Here is a link if you would like to look further

Volunteering for SCCCC