To mark the start of our Christmas holidays we would like to invite all children to wear their Christmas jumpers, cardigans or t-shirts once again.
This is to be worn instead of their normal school jumper and to be worn with normal school uniform.
Thank you
Wow! Another fantastic party today with our reception children.
Our very talented choir performed some of their Christmas repertoire yesterday at Sainsburys Supermarket store.
Over the Christmas period they have performed for a number of community groups and last night gave a lovely show for their families back at school.
Nursery and KS1 had a real treat this morning when Andrew the Magician came to visit!
Thank you so much for participating in our first ever Christmas Jumper Day for Save the children charity!
The school looks a very colourful and festive place, thank you for your very generous donations.
Check out this link to our Christmas gallery. This is just a small taste of the hard work going on in school!
http://mortimerprimary.co.uk/christmas-gallery/
Keep watching for pictures from our nativities and Christmas performances.
Don’t forget that Friday is Christmas Jumper Day!
Children in all years are being invited to wear their Christmas jumper instead of their normal school sweatshirt. (Normal uniform should be worn underneath.)
All donations will go to Save the Children Charity.
Good luck to our young mathematicians tomorrow when they go to Cambridge Univeristy to compete in the national final!
They have succefully won two regional heats held in Sunderland and are one of five schools from across the whole country who have won a spot to compete in the grand final!
Watch this space and we will let you know how they get on!
On Thursday year 2 started off the party season in style with a choo choo conga around the school!
Watch this space for more party photos!
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