All our children have enjoyed visits and trips to extend and enrich their learning. Year 3/4 took part in the Young Readers Programme both in and out of school and received free books. Year 5/6 deepened their historical knowledge through visits to the Hull and East Riding Museum. Key Stage 1 visited Magma and the
The whole school has participated in a project to consider what makes Britain special and unique. The children were asked to think of their own special qualities, and the associations they had with Britain and British values. The children's reflections were assembled to create this fantastic Union flag, which can be seen in the entrance
Mrs Rodgers' Literacy group have paid a series of visits to the KCOM Stadium this term to take part in the 'Supporter to Reporter' programme, an initiative funded by the police. This included a full tour of the stadium and even a peek behind the scenes! The children developed their literacy skills, learning how to write
Our foundation stage recently held a special day for dads, which was very successful and enjoyed healthy attendance. The dads took part in a range of learning activities and some even had their faces painted. The children really appreciated sharing the fun with their visitors. Many thanks for your support, dads!
As usual, there has been plenty of sport taking place at Paisley both within the classroom and through extracurricular provision. Some of Year 4 children have been benefiting from supplementary swimming sessions. Our Karate Club is still going strong and we have recruited new, Year 2 members for this term, so numbers have increased. Some
Paisley Primary celebrated this year’s World Book Day in style. The children all looked fabulous in their costumes, as did the staff! The classes focussed on an author of their choice and produced work around that. Mrs Stabler delivered a special assembly to celebrate the day and the effort that had gone into the children’s
Year 3/4 children have been learning about Hull’s fishing heritage. The children learned lots of interesting facts in a relatively short space of time. To enhance their learning, Vic and Ron visited Paisley to give a talk and to answer topic-related questions posed by the children to deepen their knowledge about the fishing industry and
I am delighted to inform you that our school has achieved the Sainsbury’s School Games Kite Mark Bronze Award, which recognises the school’s commitment to extra-curricular sports provision and to sports competition within school and the community. There has been plenty of P.E. taking place this term. The weather has been kind to us for
On 7th October all children in our school enjoyed our annual, ‘No Pens Wednesday’, curriculum event, organised by Mrs. Stabler, our Literacy Co-ordinator. Children worked with a variety of alternative media to support and develop their learning – but no pencils or pens! Children worked in teams to solve cross-curricular mathematics/geography data-handling problems, developed their
The School Council has worked alongside the fundraising committee to support and host a coffee and scone morning in aid of Macmillan. For this event we created the advertising poster, made bunting and cakes. We also helped by serving cakes and encouraging people to guess how many hundreds and thousands were on the cake. This
