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St Cuthbert’s Primary School would like to say a huge thank you to Green Lane Nurseries for their very generous donation of bedding plants for our prayer garden.

The children have had a visit from the police this afternoon. They really enjoyed learning all about the job, asking questions and joining in with a police fitness test.  

Our lovely kitchen staff will be offering a special themed school lunch on 6th June to honour the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings. Please see the picture below for menu choices. If your child usually has a school dinner, they will automatically be given this choice. If your child usually has a packed lunch but would like to enjoy …

We have had a lovely first day exploring the local area. We have skipped stones along the River Swale and then enjoyed an ice cream in the village of Reeth. After tea, we completed some map work and then spent some time playing games. .  .   

Year 3 braved the weather on their visit to Castle Eden Dene. We were visiting the dene as part of our geography work on rivers. We spent some time looking at the different features of rivers and used our nets to see what creatures we could find. Due to weather warnings we completed our visit back at school where our …

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Year 2 had a wonderful visit to Hardwick Park on Friday. Our theme for the trip was, Summer in Bloom and Roald Dahl. Summer in Bloom. Melissa, our guide took us into the wood and gave us various tasks to complete. We had to find a range of plants and match them to the description on the chart. We then …

Our A and B Teams had their final game of the season tonight. The B Team played first against a very strong St. Mary Magdalen side. Both teams showed great skill and determination and St. Mary’s opened the scoring just before half time. Although we had some great chances and played some great balls into the box, we just couldn’t …

Today, Miss Scarr and Mrs Kharko took children from Year 3 and 4 to East Durham College to represent the school in a Tennis festival and tournament. Year 3 showcased the skills which they had been practising in their PE sessions with Coach John while Year 4 put their skills to the test in a tennis competition. The children worked …

Our Y6 children have worked exceptionally hard this week to complete their SATs. We could not be more proud of each and every one of them. To end the week, we have enjoyed an ice lolly with our buddies and had some outside time. We were also presented with our leavers hoodies and look forward to wearing them for our …

This term, our Mini Vinnies have been busy organising a Summer Food Bank Appeal. They are asking for donations of food and essentials such as; toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, shower gel, etc. They are making a special appeal for sun cream as the weather is getting warmer. Also, they are holding a coffee morning after Mass on Monday morning (20th May) …

Well done to our latest Stars of the Week. A special mention to the whole of Year 6 who received a class certificate for their hard work and excellent attitudes ahead of SATs next week.

Today, children from KS1 and KS2 performed their gymnastics routines to Miss Scarr and Becky from Easington Sports Partnership. Becky scored each child on the ability to perform, remember and deliver the routine to the best of their ability. The children had a wonderful morning showcasing their gymnastic talents and look forward to learning their new routines as they move …

Our football teams have played twice this week. On Monday, we played against Seaham Trinity Primary School. The B Team played really well and demonstrated excellent communication, teamwork and sporting values. The score finished 3-0 to Seaham Trinity but the boys played a brilliant game. Player of the Match was Vinne for his hard work. The A Team played very …

Last Friday, three year 6 children were invited to a ‘Festival of Fun’ run by Easington School Sports Partnership. The children moved around a carousel of activities which included: soft archery, seated volleyball and new age kurling. A huge well done to the boys for representing our school and showing excellent sportsmanship and teamwork.

On Monday, Year 3 had a wonderful skipping session with Gail from Skipping school. They built on existing skills from Year 2, learnt new skills and even doubled up with a partner. The children thoroughly enjoyed themselves and can’t wait to continue practising on the yard.

Well done to our latest stars of the week. Children received awards for hard work, showing respect, demonstrating talents and producing lovely work. There was also awards from our Times Table Rock Stars day yesterday. Children worked really hard to be victorious in the Battle Of The Bands times tables competition and some children in each class were recognised for …

This morning, Reception class had a visit from Des and Alison from Greenscape. We made some bug hotels for our Reception garden so that our mini beast friends have somewhere nice to sleep. We used bamboo and pine cones and we all had a go with the hammer to pin the net on. Afterwards, we all planted our own sunflower …

Year 1 had lots of fun on Friday morning with Kev and Heather. We listened to the Secret Garden story and had to complete lots of tasks to gain flowers. We made our very own team name and built our own team gardens. We all had a lovely morning working as a team.