We were very privileged to have Stuart Reid in school to speak at the KS2 assembly. Stuart motivated everyone with his enthusiasm for reading books and writing creatively. The children had so much fun, whilst also gaining superb knowledge from our visitor.
Our principal, Mr Frizzell led our assembly today. He brought a cake along but got a surprise when he cut into it! We realised that what is inside is very important.
He spoke about the word ‘integrity’ and the importance of having a strong sense of honesty.
We sang a lovely new song, Store up good in your heart.
Please find a list of Healthy Kidz clubs for next term.
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After Easter, Drama club will continue as normal; however, only pupils who have attended Drama Club up until now can attend as parts have been given for performances.
The arrangements relate to dressing up and also a whole-school competition (including Nursery).
Let's use WBD to encourage our children with their reading and its importance!
We were delighted to have Reverend William Orr speaking to us in assembly today.
He has reached the letter C in his talks and spoke about Joseph’s Coat.
He reminded us of the importance of not having favourites and to do our best to involve everyone in our fun and games. We should always be aware of anyone that might be isolated or feeling left out.
We closed with our new worship song, 10,000 Reasons.
Please see a letter regarding a full day of strike action next Thursday 18th January.
We presented Miss Shipley with a gift voucher from all the pupils and parents in Key Stage 2 to mark her retirement and to say thank you for everything she has done for us all. We wish her health and happiness in her retirement.
Miss Croskery spoke to us about Human Rights Day and how everyone has the right to feel happy and safe.
