Today we said a fond farewell to Mrs Bradley, who has worked in our office for the last twelve years. Children presented her with special keep-sakes in assembly this morning and she enjoyed listening to them sing songs to her.
She will be a huge miss, we wish her a healthy, happy retirement and good luck for the future.
All Stars cricket visited our school this week to introduce cricket to our younger students. They delivered an assembly introducing their programme and then children received taster sessions which covered skills in bowling, catching and batting.
For more information about the All Stars Cricket programme please click here.
Well done to both of our girl football teams! Our B Team won their league and the A Team became third in their tournament.
Y3 had a fantastic time when they visited the Urban Factory.
On Thursday, Year 3 travelled to Wallsend in Newcastle to visit the ruins of the ancient Roman fort, Segedunum. Whilst there, we learnt about life in Roman times as both a Roman and a Celt. We took part in military drills and got up close and personal with some Roman weapons as well as making Celtic bracelets, learning how to make Celtic houses and designing Celtic symbols. We also got to explore the excavated Roman fort and learn about the sorts of artefacts that were found by archaeologists. We had a fabulous time and would like to say a big thank you to all the staff at Segedunum and the parent helpers who helped us throughout the day.
Our High 5 A team represented South Tyneside in the Tyne and Wear School Games. They played extremely well and although they didn’t win any medals this time, should be exceptionally proud of their excellent behaviour, sportsmanship and manners throughout the day. They also had the chance to get their photos taken with two prestigious rugby trophies that are currently being housed at Beacon of Light, the venue of the tournament.
Reception went on a trip to explore their local area. Here are a few pictures from a fantastic day.
Mrs Batson’s class had a fantastic time exploring The Urban Factory on Tuesday afternoon. What a brilliant experience!
As part of their English/geography cross-curricular fortnight , Year 4 are writing a persuasive brochure about Kenya. They had the opportunity to try food grown in Kenya, such as mango, avocado, dates, apricots, pineapple and mangetout.
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