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Yesterday, the children in gymnastics club furthered their knowledge of shapes to create some wonderful jumps. They started by testing how well they could balance a bean bag on different parts of their body whilst moving around the hall. They did a great job! The main session included jumping forwards and backwards, side to side, straight jumps, tuck jumps and …

Despite the rain, Year 6 had a wonderful time at this years colour run. As you can see from their faces, they were full of paint and full of smiles. A huge thank you to Gary and his team for hosting a fantastic event in our school, to our families who came to cheer us on and an extra special …

Some of our Year 1 girls had the chance to take part in a Disney Shooting Stars Event. They were learning football skills while dressed in Disney accessories and singing along to Disney songs. They had so much fun learning different football skills as they went around the carousel. Thank you to Easington School Sports Partnership for putting on a …

Year 1 had a great time during the colour run, even a bit of rain didn’t stop our fun. Thank you to the Sports Partnership for putting on our sponsored colour run.

Well done to our latest Dance Club Star of the Week voted Dancer of the Week for tremendous effort and always smiling.

Year 5 Colour Run We have had a bit of a drizzly and very colourful afternoon with the Sports Partnership doing our sponsored colour run this afternoon.

Congratulations to our latest Stars of the Week. Children in all classes received awards for wonderful things such as, fantastic writing, brilliant maths and being a good friend. Well done to all.

Upcoming Fixtures for September and October 2025 Date Match Venue Thursday 18th September 2025 7-a-side Cup A TEAM ONLY Ribbon Academy Barnes Rd, Murton, Seaham SR7 9QR Monday 22nd September 2025 vs. Seaham Trinity A TEAM ONLY St. Cuthbert’s Primary School Thursday 25th September 2025 Harry Page Cup A TEAM ONLY Ribbon Academy Barnes Rd, Murton, Seaham SR7 9QR Thursday …

Year 5 are exploring life cycles this term. We’re starting by looking at the life cycles of plants. Our allotment is full of plants with fruit and seeds after a warm summer. Some slugs are enjoying the cabbages as well, as you can probably tell from some of the facial expressions!

Year 5 have enjoyed exploring observational drawing and different media when drawing this week. We’ve used pencil, ballpoint pen, marker and charcoal to mark make and looked at the work of artist Olga Gamynina.

We’ve been making the most of the sunshine while it lasts and our play leaders are doing a great job at engaging younger pupils in the games, reading and crafts available at playtimes.  

Tonight, some children from year 3 and 4 stayed back to attend our first ever OPAL afterschool club. They worked in teams with their year 6 OPAL leader to find items from around the school grounds before creating a picture or sculpture. I think you’d agree, they did a great job! We can’t wait to see what the rest of …

Wow! Miss Scarr was blown away with the children from year 1 and 2 who stayed back from gymnastics club. They worked super hard on their travelling skills, shapes and balances.

Our new Reception children are settling in so well and have had a fun and busy start. They have enjoyed their first school lunch, forest school activities, meeting their Year 6 buddies and enjoying the areas in the indoor and outdoor classroom. Well done Reception class. We are so proud of you!

The children has a lovely time at after school club tonight. They began the session with some mindfullness.  They then played 1,2,3 Where are you? afterwards,  then went on a hunt for sticks and natural materials to make their own paint brushes. They then enjoyed creating their masterpieces with their brushes and some paint.

What a great first week back at school! The children have settled in great and our OPAL play is back in full swing. After lots of fundraising last year, this week we were pleased to open our craft shed which had been decided through pupil voice. The children have had a wonderful time creating leaf men, natural pictures and experimented …

What a brilliant end to the year with our trip to Hardwick Park! The children were absolute stars – well behaved and full of curiosity. We made our own water filters, were completely fascinated by the ducks, and even ended up digging a river in the mud (and loving every second!). It was a day full of fun, learning, and …

We’ve had a fun year in Year 1 and to top it off this week we had Sports Day then our Summer Splash run it may have rained but it didn’t stop us from having fun. We had Hoop Stars where we were learning new skills with hula hoop. What a fabulous way to end our time in Year 1.

The rain didn’t dampen our spirits as we enjoyed our final sports day of our time at St. Cuthbert’s. We had fun competing in races and throwing the howlers. In the afternoon, we had some super soaking fun in our Summer Splash Run. We had a lovely time running with our buddies and then getting even wetter running on our …

After lots of practise, Year 5 were able to show their grown-ups their throwing, running and agility skills at sports day. The unpredictable weather didn’t put them off as they all worked hard to score point for their house groups. Huge well done to Aidan house group who took this years trophy. Year 5 would like to thank their families …