Keep up to date with all the news happening in school at the moment.

• Waste Free Picnic

  Fri 14 Mar 2014
  During the month of March the Eco-Warriors raised our awareness of waste. The main focus was to reduce the amount of plastic waste we needed to dispose of. As part of this all the children took part in Bling a Bottle, where they recycled a plastic bottle and made it into something creative. Mrs Saunders’ class made the amazing Jellyfish that is hanging up in our school entrance.
  
  In addition on Friday 14th March we held a Waste Free Picnic on the field. The weather was very kind to us and we managed to hold the entire event outside. Thank you very much to our kitchen staff for providing the children with a waste free picnic. The children also made pledges to help reduce waste in our school.
  
  Thank you very much to the Eco-Warriors and Mrs Taylor for all her work in helping to make our school more Eco-friendly.

• Parent Governor Election

  Fri 14 Mar 2014

  We currently have a parent governor vacancy on our Governing Body. This is a very important position as parents' wishes and views need to be shared to ensure correct decisions are made in the management and development of our school.
  
  The important dates are as follows:
  Nominations returned by Friday 21st March 2014
  Ballot papers sent out on Friday 28th March 2014
  Latest date for papers to be returned by Friday 4th April 2014 (end of school)

  Announcement of results Monday 7th April 2014
  
  We look forward to receiving your nominations - thank you very much for your continued support.

• Key Strings

  Mon 10 Mar 2014
  On Monday 10th March we were visited by the group  ‘Key Strings’ - a music workshop we always eagerly look forward to!  This year’s theme, The Beatles, was both entertaining and informative.  Pupils were reminded of technical vocabulary such as timbre, pitch, texture and duration. 
  
  Some lucky children had the opportunity to play instruments along to tracks such as ‘Love Me Do’ and ‘Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Heart Club Band’.  Our school has some budding rock stars set to revive ‘Beatle Mania’!  A huge thank you to Mrs Wakelin for organising the visit, so that we could ‘Imagine’ ourselves as 1960s musicians!