We have rearranged the year 1 and 2 sports day for 1pm on Thursday 12th June!
We can only hope that parents and carers can still make this date and have their fingers crossed for dry weather!
See you all then! From the Key stage 1 team x x
This morning, as part of our reading lesson, we enjoyed visiting the book fair. It was great to see everyone sharing books with their friends and getting excited over new books!
Just a reminder that tomorrow is book change day! 🙂
Today the children have designed their own tickets and are excited to be bringing them home.
We are delighted to invite you to our EYFS Presentation of Learning for the Reception children, taking place on Wednesday 25th June from 2.15 –3pm.
During this special event, the children will showcase their learning journey from our Expedition, “Once Upon a Time,” as they explore the Guiding Question: “Who is hiding in the pages of our book?” To celebrate their learning, we will be hosting a Cinderella-inspired Ball as part of the presentation.
We kindly ask for a £5 donation per ticket, to be paid via ParentPay, which includes entry for the child, two accompanying adults, refreshments and the product that they have helped to make this term which they can then take home with them. Thank you to those who have already made a donation.
The Ball promises to be a magical occasion, featuring a red carpet entrance, a ballroom dance performance, photo booth opportunities, refreshments, and perhaps even a surprise guest appearance! It will be a joyful and memorable way to mark the end of the Summer term.
We very much look forward to seeing you there and celebrating the children’s achievements together.
Warm regards,
Mrs Jones and Mrs Wallace
Each Friday afternoon, Year 3 will be accessing our outdoor orienteering scheme in the school grounds. Please can you ensure your child wears appropriate footwear and coat/jacket depending on the weather. This starts tomorrow so please consider that the grass may be wet and it may rain following today’s change in weather.
Thank you for your continued support 🙂
We are so sorry to announce that we have had to postpone our year 1 and 2 sports day this afternoon due to the wet weather. We really didn’t want to do this and can only apologise for any inconvenience caused but we feel that the field is too wet and we are solely thinking of the children’s safety.
We will let you know the new date ASAP. Thank you for understanding. Key stage 1 team.
We would like to say a huge that you to everyone that turned up to cheer on the children today during their sports day. It means a lot for the children and the staff that you were able to come and share this afternoon with them. The children had so much fun joining in with the running, egg and spoon, beanbag and obstacle course races. They also had a great time exploring all the different activities around the school field with their adults.
I’m sure everyone will agree how well the children did today, I know they all made us feel very proud.
Today, we were fascinated once again by more amazing learning about rocks … we learned about the process of fossilisation and were even lucky enough to see some real life fossils which Tosia found on a trip Hornsea beach. Perhaps next time you visit the beach, you might find some fossils too!
A huge congratulations to our amazing Year 4 footballers who took part in the Snaith Cluster Schools Football Tournament this week!
We were proud to have two Green Top teams representing our school — and both teams gave it their absolute all. Their hard work, teamwork, and determination really paid off, as both Green Top 1 and Green Top 2 reached the finals in their respective groups.
Green Top 1 showed incredible resilience and skill, battling through to a nail-biting final that ended in a penalty shootout. The team held their nerve and came out victorious — well done on your win!
Green Top 2 also put in a fantastic performance, narrowly missing out on the top spot in a very close final. Your efforts, attitude, and sportsmanship were outstanding, and you should be very proud of yourselves.
It was a brilliant evening full of energy, excitement, and positive spirit. A great time was had by all, and the experience was one to remember for every player involved. Thank you to everyone who supported and cheered the teams on — and a special thank you to Mr Overson for supporting this event and making it possible.
Well done, Green Top Year 4 — you did us proud!
Today, our Year 5 Crews headed down to the XP Outdoors workshop for an exciting hands-on session in tool work. Working together, they learned how to safely split logs using axes and practiced their whittling techniques with knives. It was a brilliant opportunity to build confidence, and show respect for the tools — all while having fun outdoors!
