Christmas Themed Bingo Night

On Thursday 28th November, Year 6 will be hosting a ‘Christmas Themed Family Bingo Night’ in the school hall. Last year’s events were a huge success and lots of fun was had by all who attended them.

This is a family event therefore all children must be accompanied by a grown-up so that they can play the game. Entrance tickets cost 50p per person – a ticket must be purchased for each person attending the event.  Admission is by ticket only.

Due to fire regulations ticket availability is strictly limited.  Tickets will go on sale this week on Wednesday 13th November.  If you would like to purchase tickets, please send money in an envelope clearly labelled with your child’s name, class and the number of tickets required.  The Year 6 children will collect money from classrooms and allocate tickets accordingly.  

Doors will open at 5:30pm with ‘Eyes Down’ at 6:00pm.

The bingo cards for each game will be on sale on the night and there will be 6 different coloured games during the evening with lots of Christmas / chocolate themed prizes. Bingo cards will be sold in booklets of 6 coloured strips for £5. Each coloured strip consists of 6 bingo cards. You can choose whether you want to buy a booklet each or buy a booklet and split it between your family. If you prefer you can buy 6 individual coloured game cards for £1. Of course, you can play as many cards as you can manage in each game.

Refreshments will be on sale during the evening and all funds raised are to go towards the Year 6 leavers and end of year celebrations.   We will also have ‘Guess the name of the elf’ and ‘Guess the sweets in the jar.

I do hope you will be able to support us at this event. The more people who come the better the atmosphere so please do try to fit this event into your diary. Get on your Christmas jumpers and come and have some fun to start off the festive season!

Year 5 Faith Day

In Year 5, we built on our existing knowledge of Hinduism to focus on Darma, Karma and Reincarnation. We really enjoyed creating our own Darma symbols and held some really in-depth discussions about karma, the meaning and how we can adapt these beliefs into every day life to be the best versions of ourselves!

Class 9 – Home Learning

It’s been a busy week for Matilda who has been competing and earning medals for her dancing outside of school. She has also been working hard on her art skills and completed a digital drawing of our Victoria Cross recipient, George Wyatt VC! Great job Matilda.

Odd Socks Day!

As part of Anti Bullying Week, on Tuesday 12th November we will be celebrating Odd Socks Day. This is to show it’s okay to be different to and to raise the awareness of bullying! So dig out your favourite pairs as we can’t wait to see your odd socks!

KS1 and KS2 Family Learning: e-Safety – UPDATE

We have been made aware that some parents can’t access the Google form to book a place at this family learning event. Please book your place by emailing Mr Taylor through the LKS2 email address: [email protected] . Our Digital Leaders have prepared some fun activities for you to do with your children.

We are hosting a family learning session on Thursday 2:30 – 3:30 with a focus on e-Safety and technology!

Our Digital Leaders will lead this event with Mr Taylor and they are excited to welcome you to join their planned activities.

You will need to book yourself and your child a place to attend this family learning session as we sadly don’t have enough places for everyone to join. However, if we need to, we will run a second event.

If you manage to book a place before we close it, you automatically have a place. You won’t get any further confirmation!

You will arrive at the hall for 2:30 and your children will meet you there.

Please book your places: