Congratulations to our winners and runners up of the annual decorate an egg competition. The standard of the entries was fantastic and we hope you all enjoyed taking part.
Thank you to the FOGWS for judging the competition and providing the prizes.
We hope you all enjoyed the Easter Service. The children did us proud with their readings.
On Thursday 21st March we took part in the 'Lots of Socks Campaign' for World Down Syndrome Day.
World Down Syndrome Day is a global awareness day which has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012. We asked everyone to come into school in their brightest and boldest socks to celebrate everything that makes all of us different and yet the same.
You can find out more information and donate here - www.worlddownsyndromeday.org/lots-of-socks-campaign
Thank you to you all for dressing in red and sending in your donations for Comic Relief. We raised £139.80!
We really enjoyed our coaching session with John Rednall from the English Indoor Bowling Association at the Falcons bowls club. Thank you to everyone involved.
We loved seeing everyone's world book day costumes today! Thank you to the school kitchen for going the extra mile!
Thank you to Cllr. Mike Steel who cut the ribbon and opened our new mushroom scooter pods today with the pupils from our school council. Thanks to Cllr Steel the school secured a grant to pay for the new scooter pods just in time for the ‘Big Walk and Wheel Event’ week which takes place between the 11th and the 22nd March 2024.
The school council choose the colour’s of the mushrooms on behalf of all the pupils at school. We hope to see the mushroom pods used every day as part of our travel initiative, which is to encourage more walking and wheeling to school.
Remember, even if you drive to school, you can still help the initiative by parking further away and walking the rest of the way to school.
On Tuesday 5th March, the whole of KS2 went to IWM Duxford. It was a brilliant day. All the children behaved themselves and everyone got to see many of the war planes and vehicles used in World War One and World War Two. The children got to climb aboard Concorde, they saw Spitfires, Hurricanes, Lancaster Bombers, ammunition cases, tanks and much more.
The article below has been written by Leo S and Holly L.
