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On Monday, year 4 attend their swimming lesson with Catherine. Before leaving, the children explored around the outside of the pool looking at the important information which helps us to stay safe when in water. Catherine gave the children an opportunity to hold and look at some of the equipment used if someone needed saving. Together they talked about the …

After a super busy week, year 5 finished off with a trip to Richmond Castle. Stuart had some many amazing stories to share that had many laughing and some gobsmacked! The children spent the last of their money before jumping on the bus back to school. An amazing week had by all but we couldn’t wait to see our families.

Please read our most recent newsletter which includes some of the events from this term, class information for September and upcoming dates. June Newsletter 2025

Year 5 have finished off their Thursday with a fantastic day at the Forbidden Corner. For many children this was their first visit and were keen to explore every corner. Everyone had a wonderful time with many laughs along the way. Throughout the day, many unexpected events occurred and as you can see, many got wet! After a busy day, …

After breakfast, year 5 put their teamwork skills to the test, following different maps to match up the correct stamps. The final times were close but Lyra took the spot of 1st place! Well done!

After walking Fremington Edge, year 5 enjoyed the afternoon down by the river. The children worked with Stuart to study the river and its wildlife. Many creatures were found and identified before being released back into the water. The children finished off by splashing, splodging and filling their wellies with water. A fantastic day was had by all. Lots of …

Today, year 5 have been super busy and walked their socks off! They started the morning off with a walk up Fremington Edge. The children had many stops along the way, tasting nettles and learning about the trees we passed before scrambling to the top to enjoy their lunch and the view. It was a tough was but they all …

Year 5 have a wonderful, sunny day ahead of them! This morning we are heading up Fremington Edge before plodding in the river this afternoon. The weather is definitely on our side today and we can’t wait to see the views from the top!

Today, the children headed out onto the moors to follow the lead mining trail of Grinton. They learnt what is was like to be a lead miner and started digging to find their own Galena. From the top, the views were amazing and by the end we were lucky enough to finish our walk in the sunshine. Along the way, …

This morning, Year 2 attended an outdoor event at Peterlee Pavilion. We did a selection of different activities including obstacle courses, water challenges and teamwork games. We demonstrated our skills in front of other schools. We developed our resilience, teamwork and problem solving skills. We all had a wonderful time.

After a great night sleep, year 5 are up, had breakfast and ready for a walk over the moors. Their tummies are full and ready for a day of exploring.

Today we met our guide for the week, Stuart, who led us on our first walk to Reeth. Stuart shared some amazing facts about the area as we asked along the moors down to the River Swale.   After some time down by the river, we continued walking into Reeth where we enjoyed an ice-cream and rolling down the bank. …

After a smooth ride to Richmond, year 5 have arrived safely, had their lunch and ready for the first walk of the week into Reeth.

As part of our journey to explore other world faiths, we had a visit from some local Sikhs. They shared with us stories of their lives, culture and were open to answer any questions we had. As a class we learnt so many new things along with being able to try out some instruments and join in with a traditional …

Silent disco? It wasn’t all that silent as year 5 finished off their Friday singing at the top of their lungs and dancing until their feet couldn’t take any more. As you can see, there are some very red faces! What a wonderful way to finish off the working week! A huge thank you to Sophie from ESSP for hosting …

On Friday, to celebrate National Fish & Chip Day, year 5 swapped their plates for cardboard boxes and enjoyed a traditional fish and chip lunch. They had a choice of fish or fish bites, accompanied by chips and either beans, peas or hoops and fished with curry, tomato sauce or tartare sauce. Lunch time was topped off with a wonderfully …

We had some special visitors came into class on Friday. They came to tell us all about their lifestyle. They showed us some artefacts including some instruments which they played for us. We were then given an opportunity to have a go ourselves. Some of us even got a chance to wear a turbin. It was so interesting to find …

Year 4 had a lovely surprise on Friday afternoon when Sophie from SSP arrived to give us the opportunity to take part in a silent disco. It wasn’t very silent in the hall as we were all singing loudly to our favourite tunes ! The only rule we had was we had to dance which we did and once again …

Today, 10 children braved the wind and the rain to take part in an outdoor athletics competition at Easington Colliery Primary School. The children showed excellent resilience throughout and we couldn’t be prouder to share that they came first in the small schools section of the event. In addition to this, many of the children made finals after coming in …

Our wonderful kitchen staff are offering a special school dinner on Friday 6th June to celebrate National Fish and Chip Day. For menu choices, see the picture below. If your child has a school dinner, they will automatically be offered this choice. If your child has a packed lunch but would like this delicious dinner, please contact the school office.