Supporting Motor Neurone Disease Day 2024

28th March 2024Chris Mumby

Jake, in Year 6, approached the school and his crew with wanting raise awareness around MND. Being a big fan of Leeds Rhinos, he has been inspired by Rob Burrows’ bravery and the superb effort of his ex-team mate, Kevin Sinfield. As a crew, we have planned a MND day for Friday 19th April for the whole school.

We are encouraging all children to wear something white, yellow or blue for a small donation that will go directly to the MND association. We will also be holding a coffee and cake morning in our school hall, all of our parents and carers are welcome to join us from 8:45. Jake has also secured a fantastic raffle with many excellent prizes which includes:

4 Leeds Rhino tickets

4 Wigan Warrior tickets (x2)

2 Doncaster Dons tickets

4 Bradford Bulls tickets

1 signed Doncaster Dons shirt

1 £20 voucher fot Canterbury House

1 £25 voucher for Attitudes Salon

1 cut and dry voucher at Nume

1 £20 voucher at Beauty Garden

1 £10 voucher at Beauty Garden

1 30 minute facial at Nume

1 back massage at Anne Wynne

1 £20 voucher at Bradbury Butchers

1 £10 voucher at Bliss Cafe

1 voucher for KFC

1 voucher for 12 cupcakes and 2 brownie trays at Cake It

1 large sweet hamper

1 voucher 2 medium carvery at Kings Chamber

1 voucher for a man and child cut at Clippers

2 bottles of prosecco

4 bottles of wine

Tickets can be purchased at the coffee morning or by sending your child with the money- Y6 children will visit classes daily with raffle tickets. Tickets are priced at £1 each or £5 for a strip.

Alongside this, children from Crew Mumby will be selling wristbands and badges throughout the week (week commencing 15th April) and will visit all classrooms daily. Wristbands and badges are priced at £1.

I’m sure you will agree that this is a fantastic cause to support, particularly when our students organising these fantastic community events.

Spectacular Spoons!

18th March 2024Rebecca Knowles

I can’t believe the amount of wonderful character spoons we had fetched into school as part of our World Book Day competition! The creativity and effort that has gone into each and every one is amazing!

The Learning Council judged the spoons this morning but it was such a hard choice that we have ended up with 8 winners instead of 4!

Watch this space to see the winning spoons tomorrow …

Here are just some of the fabulous characters!

Class 15 – Red Nose Day Fun

15th March 2024Claire Dutton

To celebrate Red Nose Day, Class 15 have enjoyed designing their own red noses and eating lots of buns (of course)! Thank you to everyone who has supported our charitable endeavour today – every little bit really does help 🙂

Class 15 – Art, Sport & Reading Extroadinaires!

14th March 2024Claire Dutton

Wow – Class 15 have blown me away in all areas today, well done everybody 🙂

We have completed our Star Reader assessments, started work on our final product artwork and enjoyed a great game of hockey for PE. To end the day, we enjoyed watching some of the film from the text we are currently studying – The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

Here’s to another fantastic day tomorrow to round off our week.

Year 5 – A special visit to help us think a little more carefully about racism & being kind

12th March 2024Claire Dutton

This afternoon, we were very fortunate to have a special visit from a Y5 pupil’s parent who shared with us the history of racism and racist language, and who encouraged us all to think a little more carefully about how the things we say and do can impact on others. Thank you to Martin for sharing an important message with us and for reminding us of the importance of being kind to one another, even if we are different in any kind of way!

Class 15 – World Book Day 2024

7th March 2024Claire Dutton

Wow – what a fantastic effort by Class 15 for World Book Day! Costumes and props are fantastic and our first entries for the wooden spoon competition are amazing … well done everyone! The children have enjoyed different reading-themed activities throughout the day, including designing their own book covers and favourite book reviews.

Don’t forget – there is still time to decorate your wooden spoon as a book character and enter the competition for the deadline next week. Why not plan it into your long weekend and make use of the days that school is closed for teacher training days?

As part of World Book Day, we are also looking to revamp our reading area and the children have been so excited to help design this with a space theme … watch this space! (Literally!)