St. Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School Seaham

Please read all documents below:   Newsletter – March 2021 Parents Letter from County Risk Assessment for Parents Holidays 2021-2022 Behaviour Addendum

Thursday is World Book Day so this week we will be taking part in tasks involving reading and the articles 17, 29 and 31. A reminder of what these articles mean: Time to think: Rights Respecting Tasks to carry out at school or at home: Videos and resources to support the activities: RRSA Film: The Flamingo Who Didn’t Want To …

Article 31, the right to relax and play. Our favourite article 🙂 A reminder of what Article 31 means: Time to think: Rights Respecting Tasks to carry out at school or at home: Videos and resources to support the activities: http://www.robbiddulph.com/draw-with-rob https://artsandculture.google.com/partner Reflection: Remember to send any completed tasks or photographs to Miss Huntley l.huntley@stcuthbertsprimary.com

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DigiDucks Famous Friend – EYFS Story Chicken Clickin – KS1 Story Oscars Adventure – KS2 Story Mr Graham’s E-Safety Quiz Gaming – Staying Safe Online lesson Rights Respecting Assembly

Tuesday is a day dedicated to internet safety. We have all been taught about E-safety in school in the Autumn Term and Tuesday you will be given tasks relating to staying safe online. Article 16 is our right to privacy and Article 17 is our right to access reliable information from the media. A reminder of what Articles 16 and …

Year 6 have been learning about the devastating effects of deforestation and came up with some creative ways to put their persuasive message across to logging companies who carelessly cut away at our forests. We have speech, videos and letters. I am so proud of the effort put into these letters – I am sure David Attenborough would be too! …

As part of our ‘Wellness Wednesday’ afternoon and linked closely to our History, year 6 made their very own Anderson Shelters in very creative ways. We had everything from lego and books to cardboard, cakes and quilts!    

Year 6 enjoyed a virtual visit to Beamish from home and at school to explore the life of an evacuee. We looked at propaganda used to encourage parents to keep their children safe and warnings from the Home Guard about the importance of blackouts and shelters. Year 6 asked a lot of really useful questions to further their learning.  

Dear Parents, In the past two days we have received further advice from the Department for Education regarding eligibility of pupils who can have access to school provision. It states that, ‘Children and young people are eligible to attend school or college if: • At least one parent or carer is a critical worker, and they can’t keep their child …

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Please follow the link to a video which explains how our remote learning for Y1-Y6 pupils is organised and has some visuals that will help explain how and why we do things as well as how you can access and share your child’s work. EYFS parents have received separate information about tapestry for our Reception Class pupils. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qJWBL-zMfnDoz7p9qphY4fdpgv0lS0uC/view?usp=sharing You can …

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Article 31 is our favourite article – the right to relax and play. It is important for everyone to find time in their busy lives to relax and playing is a good way to do this whether it’s on your own or with a friend or as part of a family. A reminder of what Article 31 means: Time to …

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