Red Nose Day Friday 17th March

13th March 2023Laura Godley

Red Nose Day 2023 is just around the corner!

To raise money, we’re going to come into school wearing non-uniform, dressing for joy!

If your child wishes to wear something red or decorated with the Red Nose logo they can. However, this is not compulsory. Please do not feel the need to go out and purchase something new.
If your child wishes to wear a red nose they can, however please can this be named. 
A £1 donation is very much appreciated to support Red Nose Day, this can be brought in as cash on the day, thank you.

The money we raise will be used to change countless lives, both here in the UK and worldwide.

We really appreciate your support and hope that you’ll have fun helping us raise lots of money for Red Nose Day. 

Mining – We need your help!

10th March 2023Ruth Shields

Do you know anyone who has worked in the mines or was a miner during the strikes, who would be willing to come and share their experiences with our children?

Do you have any mining artefacts that you would be willing to lend us?

If so, can you please either see Miss Shields in person or email at [email protected].

Thanking you in advance.

Miss Shields

Reading Champions

9th March 2023Sophie Elmer

Last Friday, we started the first of many reading celebrations to come! Lots of children across school were awarded for reading at home. Teachers have been keeping a log of how many children have been reading each week and we really wanted to praise those children (and grown ups!) who have really made the effort to read at home every night! We also celebrated the Crew who have been reading the most at home and last week’s winners (for Week 1) was Crew MI! Well done to all of the fabulous readers! Keep up the great work! I wonder who our Reading Champions will be next week? Could it be you?!

Last week’s Reading Champions!

Story Telling in Crew Welburn

9th March 2023A Welburn

We’ve been looking at the story Jack and the Beanstalk in Crew Welburn today. We used our story language like ‘once upon a time’, ‘fee, fi, fo, fum’ and ‘they lived happily every after’ to retell the story using our props. We loved looking at the magic beans, growing the beanstalk and acting out the story using the characters!