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  • Reindeer Run

    Published 18/12/25

    The children had a fantastic time taking part in today's reindeer run! Thank you for all of your kind donations to Farleigh Hospice.

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  • Christmas Dinner Day

    Published 17/12/25

    Well done to Mrs Mixture and the kitchen team for a fantastic Christmas Dinner. We enjoyed a lovely meal with festive music.

    Thank you to the FOGWS for donating the tablecloths, napkins and Christmas crackers. Another thank you goes to the staff and governors that helped to serve the children.

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  • Breakfast Club Christmas Breakfast

    Published 16/12/25

    Breakfast Club enjoyed a special cooked breakfast this week. Thank you breakfast club team!

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  • Eco Hat Making & Parade

    Published 16/12/25

    Congratulations to the winners from each class in our annual Christmas hat making parade - a Great Waltham primary school tradition!

    The children had lots of fantastic ideas for their hat designs. They then got the chance to parade their creations around the hall in front of the whole school. Each class had a winner and a runner-up who were both awarded a prize.

    Thank you to FOGWS for donating the prizes.

    Winners:

    Australia - Kiki-Rose M-H & Elaria P

    Antarctica - Louis J & Valentino S

    Africa - Colby W & Olive W

    Europe - Freddie E & George E

    Asia - Darcy J & Tom M

    South America - Ralph W & Max H

    North America - Jake C & Beatrice H

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  • Nativity Performance

    Published 10/12/25

    A huge well done to classes Australia, Antarctica & Africa for a fantastic production of 'Honky Tonky Donkey' 

    The children were all star performers and gave it their all on the stage!  We are very proud of you all.

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  • Christmas Bazaar

    Published 05/12/25

    A huge thank you to the FOGWS for all of their hard work in organising the Christmas Bazaar.  It was a fantastic evening enjoyed by many. Thank you to all of you that came along and supported the event. The funds raised by events like this are so appreciated. 

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  • Christmas Shoebox Appeal

    Published 25/11/25

    A big thank you to all the children who brought in contributions for our Christmas Shoebox Appeal. Your generosity will make a real difference to those in need.

    We are also grateful to Mr. Huggins, our Chair of Governors, who kindly collected the boxes and delivered them to TEECH.org, ready for their onward journey.

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  • Class Africa Parents’ Lunch

    Published 19/11/25

    A huge thank you to all the parents who joined us for Class Africa’s parent/carers lunch—it was wonderful to see so many of you there. We also want to express our appreciation to our fantastic kitchen team for preparing such a delicious meal!

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  • Remembrance Day

    Published 11/11/25

    The whole school came together to observe a two-minute silence in honour of Remembrance Day. It was a moment of reflection and respect shared by all. We are especially proud of Jake and Beatrice, who laid a wreath on behalf of the school during the village Remembrance Day parade.

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  • School Discos

    Published 17/10/25

    Thank you so much to FOGWS for organising the school discos. We hope all of the children had a great time.

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  • Harvest Festival

    Published 13/10/25

    Thank you to all of you that joined us for our Harvest Festival.  We hope you all enjoyed the service as much as we did.  Thank you for all of your kind donations that have been donated to the food bank.

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  • Year 6 Bikeability

    Published 07/10/25

    Well done to the year 6 pupils that took part in bikeability over the last few weeks. 

    Bikeability is the Government’s national cycle training programme. It gives the children the confidence to cycle and enjoy this skill for life.  Some of the areas that the children covered during their course were how to maintain their bikes, how to control their bikes, being aware of their surroundings along with understanding and negotiating the road.

    Well done year 6!

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