Please find attached a letter informing you of key term dates for the next academic year.
After being part of the ‘classroom as studio’ art project all year, year 3 and 4 had the opportunity this afternoon to tour other classes around their own art exhibition. The children prepared information about different artists and styles to share with the children as they explained the art they had produced in class throughout the year.
Today, we were proud to send two teams to St Teresa’s Catholic Primary Academy for a new 3v3 football tournament hosted by All Star Sports Academy.
We sent two teams and they were brilliant! So much so, that it came down to the last game between both of them, which team would win the tournament!
Every single child performed wonderfully and showed excellent respect to each other and the other school!
Thank you also to St Teresa’s who hosted the event!
Nursery children and their families went on a bear hunt during today’s stay and read. After listening to the story ‘We’re Going on a Bear Hunt’, they went on a sensory trail that led them to the bear’s cave! We’re not going on a bear hunt again!
Here are our SSPP Superstars for this week!
Nursery children enjoyed a trip to Wildside Activity Centre. They went on a nature walk along the towpath, where they saw butterflies, damselflies and a water bridge. On the narrowboat ride they saw ducks, ducklings and a heron!
We are so proud to have finished SECOND in the Top of the MAC competition – thank you and well done to all those that participated right up until the last hour!
Despite finishing second on ave. score, we are really proud to have scored the most points out of all the schools and have a total of 170 pupils participate during the event!
This shows the commitment that all pupils have shown.
Yesterday, Reception and Year 1 went on a journey, pretending they were Jack. They sold a cow, grew magic beans, climbed a beanstalk and even met a very sleepy Giant! It was such an inclusive and interactive storytelling production.
Thank you to Malcom for sharing his storytelling skills with us.
As part of Refugee week, Year 2 took part in a live lesson with Mevan Babakar. We then made a paper chain of acts of kindness of how we can help others.
Children also created Moomin houses, as the theme of Refugee week was community. We linked this to our Catholic Social Teaching of Solidarity.
