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All our assessments are done!! And I just wanted to post to let you all know how incredibly proud I am of you all! You have all shown wonderful courage and confidence and are so eager and excited to hear your scores (even if you think I can mark them all in 30 minutes!) it’s been so wonderful to see you all develop and progress over the last two years! Well done, you amazing bunch of wonderfuls!
We are incredibly proud to share that three of our talented pupils represented our Engineering Club at the recent Celebration Event in Snaith — and they absolutely blew everyone away with their creativity, teamwork, and technical skills!
As part of the challenge, the children were tasked with testing their engineering builds for both load-bearing strength and their ability to move in a straight line. But the event didn’t stop there — they were also put to the test in a live interview with two employees from Siemens Rail, where they confidently explained their design choices and the reasoning behind their builds.
What happened next was nothing short of amazing…
The judges were so impressed by our pupils’ work — especially the addition of coding in their designs — that they awarded them the top grade, a level never awarded before!
Not only that, but our team secured both 1st and 2nd place, receiving their prizes from none other than Mark Speed, Manager at Siemens Rail in Goole.
Look out for our Year 6 leavers image in the Doncaster Free Press from tomorrow!
Copies will be on sale for a week in local retail outlets at £1.90 a copy so keep your eyes peeled!
It was such a lovely afternoon getting to watch a German band play to us all on the school field! These very talented visitors are only in the Doncaster area for a week and we were so lucky to have the opportunity to see them performing! Class 12 were also a huge credit and sat so lovely showing wonderful respect to our visitors. Well done as always guys.
Well done to our final crew champions for this year! You are all super stars!
Inbetween doing their assessments, class 8 have been doing their own research about the great explorer Ranulph Fiennes! They could present it however they chose and I am really impressed with their hard work. Well done guys x
Year 3 and 4 are looking forward to perform to you tomorrow morning. 9am the school hall – don’t forget you are also able to enjoy our school summer fayre afterwards with your children.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Year 3/4 team.
Thank You Day is a national initiative in the UK dedicated to expressing gratitude to individuals and groups who make a positive impact in our communities. Originally launched in 2021 to acknowledge the efforts of NHS staff and other key workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, the day has since evolved into a broader celebration of appreciation and community spirit.
We would like to get involved by saying a big thank you to different people within our local community.
Create a postcard, thank you card or poster to someone in our community that you want to say THANK YOU to.
Make a list in Crew of all the people you want to say thank you to and bring in your completed cards next Monday! We would love to deliver some of the cards before the end of Summer Term!
