World Read Aloud Day in Class 6

7th February 2024Jayne Rodgers

How lovely it was this morning to see the children so confidently sharing their favourite books with their parents and carers as part of World Read Aloud day. We finished the morning’s activity with me reading my own favourite book to everyone – The Great Dog Bottom Swap by Peter Bently.

Perhaps the children could read YOU a bedtime story tonight instead of the other way around!

Nursery say THANK YOU!

7th February 2024Elizabeth Hay

Wow! What a morning and a tremendous effort! Thank you everyone who came to support the ‘book and biscuit’ & toy sale event. Together with the sponsored walk we have raised whopping £900 for our EYFS expedition and Nursery resources. Thank you from the bottom of out hearts for your incredible support.

Mrs Hay, Mrs Burton, Miss Nolan, Mrs Mann, Mrs Swindells & Miss Welsh

Wednesday 7th February

6th February 2024Rebecca Knowles

We have lots of events happening in school Wednesday 7th February so please see the following details about how to access school for each event.

Morning

  • Nursery book and a biscuit 8.30am – enter school through normal drop off points at 8.30am
  • Year 1/2 reading 8.30am – enter school through normal drop off points at 8.30am

Afternoon

  • Year 2 family learning 2pm – access school via the office.
  • Reception book and a biscuit 2.15pm – You will only be able to access school through the Ash Tree entrance and then your child’s normal pick up point.
  • Year 3/4/5/6 reading 2.30pm – You will only be able to access school from the Middlebrook Lane entrance. You can then enter school through your child’s playground and normal pick up points.

As always, thank you for your support! We look forward to seeing you.

Safer Internet Day – Competition

6th February 2024Jake Taylor

In today’s world, we have easier access to the internet than ever before, whether that be through computers, mobile devices, tablets or even gaming consoles. Despite it’s obvious benefits, the internet can also pose many potential threats to us if we don’t make the correct choices whilst using it. Tuesday 6th February marks ‘Safer Internet Day’ across the UK with aim of promoting safer behaviour while we are online.

Over the half-term we will be running a competition throughout school to help raise awareness of what we can do to stay safe online. Children are tasked with designing a poster to promote safer internet use, with the best design from each year group winning a prize. These can be hand-drawn or even created digitally if you wish to showcase your skills using technology. If you would like to enter, then you need to hand your entry to your crew/class teacher before Friday 23rd February. Let’s get creative!