Year 5/6 have been producing some wonderful homework - with a little help from their families! We challenged the children to make a model of a London landmark over the half-term holiday. The results were spectacular! All the children who took part received a certificate in assembly. Our winner and runners-up also received some art
As part of our topic ‘Toys’ the foundation children visited Toys R Us. We looked at the different types of toys, how they were sorted in the shop and how much they cost. Rainbow chose a hoover and a kettle to buy for their home corner. Sunshine bought an electronic till for their role play area.
34 children from Key Stage Two represented the school at a cross-country festival at St Thomas more School. The children showed real determination to complete the challenging course and were a credit to the school. The Years 5 and 6 girls’ team won their team event and were presented with medals in a special celebration assembly.
Thanks to your generosity we have raised a super £293 for the Charlie Hook appeal. Our support for Charlie was even noted on the Viking FM website, and the children certainly enjoyed dressing up for this worthwhile cause. Thank you to all the parents and carers who supported us in making this donation!
Take a look at this wonderful photograph of our Year 6 children at the gates of Buckingham Palace. The children had a once-in-a-lifetime experience, taking a sightseeing tour and visiting the Captain Scott exhibition at the Queen's Gallery. The Year 5 children are very much looking forward to their turn! These super experiences have been made
This week we are launching our sponsored event for 2012. Please help us to raise money for our Educational Funds. All the money raised will be put towards educational visits and the cost of resources used by the children to enhance their learning. Each child has been given a task linked to their learning in
The full-time children from Rainbow and Sunshine recently visited Hull Truck theatre in the city centre. They saw a production of 'The Elves and the Shoemaker'. This was a super visit organised by the Foundation Stage staff to link with their topic 'Traditional Tales'. It was made possible with tickets from Hull Truck's 'Schools into Theatre' programme which allows pupils
BBC CHILDREN IN NEED 2011 We all had a fabulous Children In Need Day. As many of you may be aware, Pudsey Bear and Look North visited us at school and the staff and children in the hall were on the Look North news at 1:30pm and 6:30pm. Miss Speck, Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Hird
Key Stage One have recently visited the Royal Armouries as they are learning about castles this term. The children have been producing some wonderful work as part of this topic, and we're sure that all the fun activities on this visit have inspired them to continue!
On 26th June teaching assisstant Mrs Lison and two of her sons, James and Michael, completed the Humber Bridge Half Marathon. They ran in order to raise money for Manchester Children's Hospital, who cared for former Paisley pupil Megan. They raised a fantastic £1149.10 and would like to thank everyone who sponsored them. Megan continues to
