Santa joined Crews today to walk to the North Pole – the miles are quickly adding up! We’ve already walked an incredible 407 miles!
Santa joins our walk to the North Pole
Category : Crew in action
Walk to the North Pole
This week our pupils are taking on an exciting and ambitious challenge: walking the distance to the North Pole to raise funds for our school. Step by step, mile by mile, the children are working together to reach their goal – showing resilience, teamwork, and incredible determination along the way.
We are incredibly proud of their enthusiasm and commitment – even in the glorious British weather! Thank you to everyone who has supported the challenge so far. Together, we’re proving that no distance is too far when we’re walking with purpose!
Launching Character Traits
This morning we have launched character traits in Crew Robson.
We have taken part in discussions, worked in groups and really taken the time to understand ourselves and which character traits resonate with us the most.
Children In Need
Crew Robson showed kindness by donating their small change to the Children in Need appeal.
Planting for the Future
Our pupils have been getting their hands muddy as part of our Woodland Trust tree-planting project! Together, we planted a range of native trees to help create new habitats for wildlife and make our school grounds greener for everyone to enjoy. This hands-on experience taught the children about caring for the environment and the importance of protecting our planet for future generations. We’re proud to be doing our part to help the UK grow more trees and tackle climate change, one sapling at a time!
Remembrance Day
In Crew Barber we created our own poppies to take home to remember the soldiers who fought in the war.
Crew Godley Marks Remembrance
Today, Crew Godley took time to reflect and remember those who have served and sacrificed in times of conflict. Through thoughtful discussions, art, and a special remembrance activity, the children explored the importance of respect, gratitude, and community. Our crew showed great empathy and understanding as they considered the significance of Remembrance Day, ensuring that the bravery and dedication of others are honoured and never forgotten.
Anti-Bullying Week – Make a Noise About Bullying!
Today marked the start of Anti-Bullying Week, exploring how we can all play a part in making school a kind, safe and respectful place for everyone.
Across the school, pupils have been learning what bullying means, how it can make people feel, and most importantly, how we can stand up for others and celebrate our differences.
In our crew we have designed anti-bullying posters to spread positive messages about friendship, kindness, and speaking up when something isn’t right. Together, we’re proud to make a noise about bullying and show that our school is a place where everyone belongs.
Year 3/4 football tournament
Today 5 pupils from both year 3 and year 4 headed out for the afternoon to compete in a football tournament. They were one of 10 teams, unfortunately we didn’t place in the top 3 but I was so impressed with the children’s efforts, resilience and sportsmanship. Out of the 10 teams, which was over 100 children in total, one of our year 4 pupils was given a medal for his stand out sportsmanship. We were all so proud of him, what a great achievement! Here’s a few photos to showcase our fantastic afternoon!
Being Kind in Crew
Today in Crew, we beautifully demonstrated our Be Kind HoWL. We took time to share what we appreciate about each other and celebrate what makes every member of our Crew special. Sharni-Mae even suggested choosing our HoWL heroes at the end of the day and writing them postcards to praise their kindness. It was lovely to hear Crew members speaking so thoughtfully and kindly about one another.
