Fundraiser for Street Child

By Mr J Morgan4th June 2019

The children came in their own clothes to raise money for the charity ‘Street Child’. Mrs Murphy is helping raise money for this charity, which will involve her travelling to Sierra Leone as part of her participation in Street Child International Volunteers. £30 sends a child to school for a whole year, £200 would pay for a teacher’s salary for a year and £1000 will fully refurbish a rural school. Mrs Murphy would like to express her thanks to everyone who contributed. Thanks!

If you would like to donate further to this cause, please copy and paste this link into your  internet browser:

https://www.gofundme.com/sue039s-sierra-leone-fundraiser?member=1991840&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_co_campmgmt_w

 

May Procession

By Mr J Morgan23rd May 2019

On Wednesday, we held our May Procession outside. Our service included singing from our choir, artwork from children and teachers, poems and hymns. Thank you so much to everyone that attended and the donation of flowers. You can currently see this presented in our Foyer.

Easter Bonnet Parade and Easter Gardens

By Mr J Morgan7th May 2019

Last week, our youngest children paraded their Easter bonnets they had made to the parents and the rest of the school. Some wonderful designs were on show and such a wonderful effort made, thank you children and to the family members who supported them.

On Friday, the winners of the Easter Garden and Easter Bonnet were announced:

Congratulations to Jagoda in Year 3 and Shraya in Reception. Well done to all the children that entered the competition.

 

 

 

Dig for Victory Community Event

By Mr J Morgan4th April 2019

Yesterday, we had a wonderful turn out for our community event in transforming our garden area. Parents, children and staff came together to help develop the area outside of Years 5 and 6. Including: creating a new sensory pathway; creating some new planting beds, cleaning away debris and rotting fencing and planting some seeds. Thank you to everyone that attended and a huge thank you to Mrs Walker for organising this event.

 

Nursery Visit to Newbridge House

By Mr J Morgan14th December 2018

Today our afternoon Nursery visited Newbridge House as one of their acts of Advent Kindness. The children decorated the tree for the residents with the decorations they had made. They sang Jingle Bells and Baa Baa sheep and were rewarded with a cake. Everyone loved it and we were invited to go back again! Well done Nursery!

Remembrance Parade

By Mr J Morgan13th November 2018

On Friday, Mrs Byrne and Mrs O’Leary took some of our children to the Remembrance parade that took place through Wolverhampton city centre – commemorating the lives of the people that fought for us in the war. This was attended by schools from all areas of Wolverhampton including the other schools in our academy.

 

Year 5 Class Liturgy

By Mr J Morgan3rd October 2018

This morning, parents joined year 5 in their Class Liturgy. The children shared their prayers and reading from the Gospel inspired by St Teresa and Little Way Week and the miracles of Jesus.

This morning was also an opportunity for parents to meet our new Music teacher – Miss Barrett. Miss Barrett performed one of the new songs the children have been learning.

Many thanks to everyone who joined us.

Macmillan Coffee Morning

By Mr J Morgan2nd October 2018

A massive thank you to all parents, children and staff for contributing to our Macmillan coffee morning in school. We are extremely proud to announce that we raised £346.41! This really is a tremendous amount!

Our school council judged the bake off entries as well as other competitions. They chose the following winners:

Class Bake Off Winners: Year 5

Staff/Parent Bake Off Winner: Mrs Olaszczyk

Colouring Competition: 1st – Nataniel 2nd – Amelia

Revolting Recipes Winner: 1st – Jagoda 2nd – Natalia

 

The wonderful cake provided by Mrs Willkhu was won by our school cook, and one of our parents guessed correctly for guessing the length of the sausage roll, which was 49cm!

Well done to everyone involved, and a huge thank you for Mrs Murphy for organising.