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This half term, Dance Club are working hard to showcase their skills and create a fantastic dance to perform for their grown-ups at the end of term. A special well done to the Stars Of The Week.

Congratulations to all of the children who received certificates today. Also, a huge well done to everyone who received house group points. Our half termly totals are raising quickly.

Tonight, Lego club were given the brief to design and create their own restaurant. They could choose the size, colour and features inside whilst working with friend on individually.   Well done Lego Club!

This week in maths, Reception Class have been practising their number bonds of five. They have enjoyed singing the number rhyme, ‘Five Little Speckled Frogs’ to help their understanding and embedding of number facts. whilst singing, we talked about how many frogs were on the log and how many in the pond. We also looked at a part whole model …

This week was a very wet forest school for Reception Class but they still had lots of fun. The children completed an exploring type activity where they had to find natural things relating to certain criteria. This was good for the development of their scientific vocabulary. They then enjoyed exploring and playing on our new Reception Class climbing and balancing …

Congratulations to our medal winning cheerleader.

Sophie from the Easington School Sports Partnership has been running an archery after school club. Archery is a great way to develop hand eye coordination, core strength and concentration. The children had a fantastic time trying to hit the targets and collect points for their teams.

Last week, Year 5 took part in a Lego workshop provided by North East Raising Aspirations. Our task was to work in groups to build a vehicle with 4 wheels that would travel down a ramp. We had a list of things that had to be included on the vehicle and then we could add our own design features. After …

On Wednesday, Year 3 took part in some pedestrian training. In groups, we had a walk around the streets outside of school and talked about hazards we might encounter and how to stay safe. We practised using our listening skills to cross the road safely. Our final session is this week and we are looking forward to continuing our training.

Well done to our latest Stars of the Week. We are exceptionally proud of the wonderful achievements our children make every week.

Year 5 have been working on creating a dance with a circus theme in PE. They began by choosing a character and then created freeze poses and actions relating to the character. They choreographed their own ideas for some mirror work with a partner and also made some balances as part of a group. Adding costumes and props was lots …

This week in Lego club, the children were challenged to create either a robot or a town from their own imagination. They could choose if they wanted to work independently or as part of a team. Just look at their wonderful creations!

Our first Star of The Week certificates of 2026 were awarded today. Well done to all of the children who received awards. We look forward to celebrating more wonderful achievements in the future.

Today, 3 Year 6 boys went to Wellfield School to participate in a carousel of activities. The boys rotated around 10 activities which included cup stacking, seated volleyball, soft archery and boccia. They thoroughly enjoyed the morning and have taken lots of new activity ideas back to school to share with Miss Scarr & Mr Boyle. A huge thank you …

Yesterday, the whole school enjoyed the pantomime Aladdin. A funny, interactive and fabulous show put on by The Beverly Artisites Agency. The children, and staff, laughed from start to finish and we can’t wait to welcome them back next year!

Since retuning to school in September, our Mini Vinnies have been asking for donations towards the food bank appeal which is an ongoing mission for our school. December was such as busy month and required two trips to Eastlea Community Centre to drop off food for families in need. Margret and David, the parish SVPs, were thrilled with the amount …

This year, the Mini Vinnies chose to support the Love Amelia appeal. They asked for donations of toys, toiletries, gift sets and chocolates and as you can see, their appeal was a huge success! The children, staff and team members at Love Amelia were overwhelmed by the generosity of parents, guardians and parishioners. Thank you again for your continued support.

Dance club, this half-term, danced their socks off to Micheal Jacksons’ Thriller. They really got into character and thoroughly enjoyed performing to their parents. We look forward to taking the children to the Dance Showcase in March.

Up until the 9th December, our Mini Vinnies’ are appealing for items on the Love Amelia wish list. Items such as toiletries, new toys, gifts sets and board games etc are greatly appreciated. These can be brought into school with your child or dropped at the main office.

Year 5 have enjoyed exploring cube numbers in maths today although we quickly ran out of cubes!