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We had lots of fun today. We threw snowballs, zig-zagged in and out of Santa hats, used a selfie frame and matched pairs. The best part was being sprayed by the snow machine.

Year 3 had fun at their Santa dash this afternoon – a big thank you to the young sports leaders and staff at Easington School Sports Partnership for running this for everyone in school!

Over the last 6 weeks, gymnastics club have worked unbelievably hard covering a wide variety of skills. They have worked on individual skills, pairs balances and finally produced a whole group routine. Each child has progressed week on week and have been a credit to the club. Well done!

Children will be having their Christmas Dinner on Wednesday 20th December. If your child normally has a school dinner, they will automatically be given a Christmas dinner. If your child normally has a packed lunch but would like a Christmas Dinner, please contact the school office by Tuesday 12th December.  

Well done to our latest Stars Of The Week. Children were rewarded for showing good values and for completing excellent work.

Adam Bushnell came to our class to share some fantastic ideas for  creative writing. The children all designed their own robot with their own unique, amazing features based on Adam’ s book Robochef.

Some of our Year 3 & 4  children attended the Sportshall Athletics competition today competing in both track and field events. They all performed extremely well and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship. We are very proud of you all and well done for being great representatives of our school.

Today, Year 6 had a visit from local author, Adam Bushnell. Adam showed us how to design a robot that would help the environment. When we had finished adding all of the special features we wanted the robot to have, we had to decide how the robot could malfunction. This was great fun and we really enjoyed thinking up the …

We are very proud of all of the year 5 & 6 children who attended the sportshall athletics competition today competing in both track and field events. They all performed extremely well and demonstrated excellent sportsmanship. We received first place in the small school entry (this was for schools with only a 1 form entry) and our children were very …

We had lots of fun making greek yoghurt pizzas. We followed a set of instructions and all kneaded our dough.  

Our art topic in Year 4 this term is modern art. We have been looking at the works of Wayne Thibaud and the children created a food sculpture in his style using Modroc and decorated them using acrylic paint.

A BIG well done to Year 2 for a wonderful assembly and celebration of The Word. Today we led the school in a Remembrance assembly. The children were wonderful, reading their parts and singing beautifully from start to finish. Thank you to our parents for coming to watch and showing us your support. We are all very proud of Year …

Please click the link to view our November 2023 Newsletter. There are some important diary dates for upcoming events and activities and you can find out what has been going on in school over the last few weeks. November Newsletter 2023

In Reception class today, we learnt all about the history behind Bonfire night. We enjoyed lots of firework activities to develop our fine motor skill. We also built some CVC words.

This week in Lego Club we were Space Rangers and we are on a super secret mission to build a new spaceship.  

Well done to the children who received awards this week. Keep up the good work.  

Year 6 have enjoyed reading the first chapter of their chosen book on Fiction Express this half term – Son of the Samurai by Adam Bushnell. These 3 boys were very happy with the quick reply back from author, Adam Bushnell, after they had commented on the forum in reply to his question. We can’t wait to see what happens …

As we come to the end of October, we reflect on Black History Month. Black History Month takes place in October every year and is a celebration of key figures and events in Black history. Having begun in the USA, it has been celebrated in the UK since 1987, with the emphasis on celebrating particularly the history and contributions to …

Year 6 have been learning about how the finches discovered on the Galapagos island by Charles Darwin informed his theory of evolution by natural selection. We used different sized objects which represented the size of the food accessible across the island as well as using spoons, tweezers, a peg and toothpicks to replicate the different beak types. It was clear …

As part of our Y6 Judaism topic at the end of last half term we learnt about the Jewish festival, Sukkot. This is the festival of shelters which is a reminder of when their people were freed from slavery and went into the desert for 40 years. They had to build shelters with only God to protect them. This tradition …