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273 days ago
Posted on 5th October 2023 by Kayleigh Naylor

Military Kids Club

Good Afternoon,

Military Kids Club will be taking place in 4N (in the Victorian Block) from 3:15pm tomorrow (6th October). It is open to all children whose parents/carers are currently serving in the Armed Forces or who are Service Veterans.

The aim of the club is to provide wellbeing support and nurture, along with completing fun activities as a group of children who have something in common. Some of the activities we have done previously include, learning the phonetic alphabet, visiting Beech’s Base, Remembrance Day/Armed Forces Day activities and playing games!

I hope to see you tomorrow 🙂

Mrs Naylor

274 days ago
Posted on 4th October 2023 by Mrs Ollerenshaw

Celebrating World Mental Health Day – 10.10.23

Good afternoon everyone,

I am writing a message to let you know that we will be taking part in #HelloYellow on Tuesday 10th October 2023! This is all in support of World Mental Health Day!

We can all struggle with how we’re feeling, but sometimes things get tough and it can be difficult to cope. For so many young people, when this happens, they don’t get the help they need, when they need it. By taking part in #HelloYellow we are supporting mental health and showing young people that we are with them! We want the children to know that our physical health matters but so does our mental health.

Many other schools will be joining in with the #HellowYellow campaign! We are asking the children to wear one yellow item of clothing on TUESDAY 10TH OCTOBER! We will be wearing yellow to raise awareness for mental health and to show children that they matter. Just to clarify, children can swap one item of school uniform for one item of yellow clothing.

The children will be completing a range of activities during the school week within class. We look forward to sharing some of the things we get up to on the school website.

Take care,

Mrs Ollerenshaw

275 days ago
Posted on 3rd October 2023 by Mr. Jones

6J Tag Rugby Lesson

6J completed their first taste of Tag Rugby in PE last week. We began the unit by looking at some of the key skills: agility, passing, catching and moving into space. There is a Yr 5/6 Tag Rugby tournament coming up so it was great to see lots of children giving the sport a go!

279 days ago
Posted on 29th September 2023 by laurie bold

6B Beech’s Base

Dear parents,
Class 6B are invited to spend the afternoon at Beech’s Base on Wednesday 4th October. Please could all children come to school wearing their forest school clothes, with some spare clothes and shoes in their bags.
Many thanks,
Mrs B

279 days ago
Posted on 29th September 2023 by Mr. Jones

Yr 6 Notes for the week – Monday 2nd October

Key things to note for next week.

Please remember clubs are now active and children are expected to attend those clubs for which they have signed up.

Tuesday – All children need swimming kit in school.

Wednesday – Homework due in.

Thursday – All children need PE kit in school.

Friday – National Poetry Day (Refuge)

282 days ago
Posted on 26th September 2023 by laurie bold

European Day of Languages

Class 6B have been learning some Spanish, as part of our European Day of Languages today! We have learnt how to greet people in Spanish. Well done everyone!

282 days ago
Posted on 26th September 2023 by laurie bold

Well done Zoe!

A HUGE congratulations to Zoe for coming 2nd place in a slalom skiing race!

286 days ago
Posted on 22nd September 2023 by Mr. Jones

6J Beliefs & Values – Exploring Worldviews

6J have been exploring worldviews in Beliefs & Values today. We have spent time looking at the belief of Humanism.

Here are some quotes from the children of 6J after today’s lesson:

“I’ve enjoyed learning about a new topic, I didn’t even know Humanists existed before today…” Kacey Mae

“It’s a lot more fun when we get to learn using stories we haven’t heard before…” Kayla

“It has been interesting because I can link it to my own thoughts, it’s nice to learn about things other than the main religions we normally do…” Brianna

“I’ve liked it because if you are a Humanist, or agnostic, then you will feel like your beliefs have been included in our school…” Daisy