Next Week- Christmas Performances

Our EYFS/KS1 Nativity and KS2 Nativity concerts are always a very special occasion for us all.  The singing in school sounds incredible and you will be in for a real treat!  Bring your tissues as it’s always emotional when we all come together at this time of year.

Performances at Holy Trinity Church

  • Monday(04/12/23) 1330-1430: EYFS/1/2 Performance for EYFS parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1000-1100: EYFS/1/2 Performance for Year 1 parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1330-1430:  EYFS/1/2 Performance for Year 2 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1000-1130: Yr 3-6 Performance for Year 3 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1330-1500: Yr 3-6 Performance for Year 4 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1000-1130: Yr 3-6 Performance for Year 5 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1330-1500: Yr 3-6 Performance for Year 6 parents

Guidance

  • Please aim to attend the performance set aside for your child’s year group.
  • For those wishing to see siblings, you may be able to see them all in one EYFS/KS1’s nativity (Monday and Tuesday) includes EYFS, Year 1 and Year 2 in the same show.  KS2’s Nativity (Thursday and Friday) has Years 3, 4, 5 & 6 in the same show.
  • Those of you with a child in each Key Stage can, of course, see both shows
  • The KS2 children will be performing all around the church and in the aisles, so every seat in church will have a good view, including those at the very back of the church.

Arriving early

  • The doors to the church will open 10 minutes before each performance.
  • Please do not arrive early for a good seat. The doors will not be opened early and there is not a lot of room to wait outside the hall.  We need to escort all the children in beforehand through the same entrance and allowing parents in early often causes problems for the children when getting ready.
  • There will be teas and coffees on offer in the waiting room for those waiting to enter the church.

Photography

  • You are, of course, allowed to take photographs of your children performing.
  • Please do not, however, post these on social media as you may have other children in your photos.  We will also post photos on the website and DoJo.

Church donations

  • Holy Trinity are finding it extremely difficult to fund the church running costs this year.  We are incredibly grateful to them for allowing us to use the church again this year, despite the difficulties they are facing.  As well as heating and electricity costs, they also have a leaking roof, so we are asking that parents kindly make donations on the day they visit as a way to say thank you to the wonderful people at Holy Trinity Church.

Macbeth Performance

Miss Armstrong and the Year 5/6 Drama Club will be performing Macbeth to their parents/carers/families on the last day of term.

Location: School Hall

Date: Friday 15th December

Time: @1.45pm.

Families of the cast (only) are invited to this performance.

Kitchen Job Available

We have a permanent Job in the school kitchen available.  Please spread the word to anybody local that might be interested.

What’s involved?  Serving dinners with a smile and loading the dishwasher after service.

Please email Chef Manager Mel or phone the school on 01743 362668  if you are interested.

An enhanced DBS check is required as part of recruitment.

Our Christmas Events

Performances at Holy Trinity Church

  • Monday(04/12/23) 1330-1430: KS1 Performance for EYFS parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1000-1100: KS1 Performance for Year 1 parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1330-1430:  KS1 Performance for Year 2 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1000-1130: KS2 Performance for Year 3 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1330-1500: KS2 Performance for Year 4 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1000-1130: KS2 Performance for Year 5 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1330-1500: KS2 Performance for Year 6 parents

Monday 11th December–EYFS Nativity Animals Visit

Payment £4.50

Tuesday 12th December– 2:00pm Christmas Surprise Parade

Payment £2.50

Wednesday 13th December – Pantomime Trip

Payment £17.25

Thursday 14th December – Christmas Lunch

Friday 15th December-Last Day in School

Coleham Voices Choir Trips

MONDAY

It is a day when we show that it’s okay to be different and to stand up against bullying and discrimination.

 

Maths Challenge

Well done to 10 Year 5 mathematicians who visited Shrewsbury High School for a Maths Challenge.  Teams of 5 worked together for code breaking which challenged the children to make deductions, use their maths skills and delve deeper into reasoning.  The children competed against other local schools and were pleased to have come 4th overall.

Sports Fixtures

Dear Parents and Carers,

I hope this letter finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to explain how the PE sports fixtures work within our school and to keep you informed about our approach to inclusivity and participation.

At Coleham, we pride ourselves on being an inclusive school, fostering an environment where every child has the opportunity to take part in various sporting events. Unlike having traditional, fixed, school teams, we aim to give all children a chance to participate in different sports throughout the year.

We actively book our school onto a variety of events across the year: both competitive competitions and enjoyable festivals. When selecting participants for these events, we consider each child’s performance in PE classes and identify specific skills in which they excel. It may be that some children are selected more than others.  This is fair because some children show particular aptitude for sport and need to be able to shine.  That said, it would not be fair to exclude those that show less aptitude, but have enthusiasm and ambition.

Therefore, we run a hybrid system whereby everyone has the opportunity to take part, but those with particular aptitude may be selected more often.  It is important to note that regular attendance to sporting clubs inside or outside of school does not increase anybody’s chances of being selected.

Because it is clear that there are many enthusiastic children at Coleham who want to represent the school in sporting events, we facilitate that by tracking each fixture and the children involved.  This allows us to monitor all events and make sure that as many children as possible are selected and, if not selected, please be assured that their time will come. During their time in Year 6, every child is guaranteed at least one, if not more, fixtures.  We actively engage in events for younger years, where we select participants based on their particular talents for competitive events and their consistent efforts and enthusiasm for festivals.  Furthermore, to ensure that we cater for our large numbers of pupils we organise specialist coaching sessions that run in school time for year groups such as Cricket and Tennis.  With the 2024 Olympics approaching, we are planning our own festival and hosting exciting visitors that everyone can benefit from.

At Coleham, we believe that sport is for everyone, and our aim is to provide a balanced and fair opportunity for every child to engage in sports activities, and I appreciate your understanding and support in this matter.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you for your cooperation and ongoing support.

Many thanks,

Miss C Lewis

Year 4 Teacher & PE Co-ordinator

 

 

Parent Governor Election

Dear Parent/Carer,

We are writing to inform you of a vacancy for the role of parent local governor on our Local Governing Body (LGB).

The role of the LGB

The school’s LGB is responsible for providing confident and strategic leadership, and creating robust accountability, oversight and assurance for the school’s educational and financial performance. The LGB is passionate about education and committed to continuous school improvement to ensure the best possible outcomes for our pupils.

The role of a parent local governor

As a parent local governor, you’ll work with the LGB to ensure it effectively carries out the duties referred to above. You’ll also play a vital role in ensuring that the LGB is connected with, and is aware of the views of, parents and the local community.

To be a parent local governor you should have:

  • A strong commitment to the role and to improving outcomes for children.
  • Good inter-personal skills, curiosity, and a willingness to learn and develop new skills.
  • The specific skills required to ensure the governing board delivers effective governance.

Being a parent local governor can be demanding but very rewarding.  All local governors serve a three-year term of office and under usual circumstances, can expect to spend between 10 and 20 days a year on governance duties.  These include:

  • attending meetings of the LGB, usually outside of school hours and contributing to LGB business;
  • reading reports and papers and keeping up to date on the progress that the school is making; and
  • visiting the school from time to time during the school day.

You will have to undergo a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check and sign the local governors’ Code of Conduct.  A copy of the Code of Conduct, Role Description and more information about the LGB can be found on LGB’s pages of the school’s website.

We have a supportive induction process which will enable a period of settling into the role.

How to apply

If you’re interested in applying for the role, please email the Governance Professional, Carole Warner by email by 10am Friday 15th December  (carole.warner@318education.co.uk).

You should also include a personal statement (approximate 250 words) to support your application.  We encourage candidates to be succinct when setting out the skills, experience and attributes that they can bring to the LGB to support their application. Nominations of other parents will be accepted, but please seek their prior consent.

Applications/nominations can only be accepted from parents or carers who have children registered at the school on the day that nominations close. If we receive more applications/nominations than there are vacancies, an election will be carried out. We will inform you after the nomination deadline if we have to do this.

If you have any queries about this process or would like to find out more about the role, please contact the Chair of the LGB Mr Dave Jones (dave.jones@318education.co.uk) or the Headteacher, Mr Tom Larkham

Yours sincerely,

Mr Dave Jones                                                      Mr Tom Larkham

Chair of LGB                                                               Headteacher

 

NSPCC Visits

We were visited by NSPCC for their Speak out. Stay safe programme. Speak out. Stay safe aims to help children understand abuse in all its forms and to recognise the signs of abuse. Children are taught to speak out if they are worried, to a safe adult or Childline.

Coleham Voices Visits

COLEHAM VOICES CHILDREN ONLY 

We have been invited to sing at two events coming up.

Tuesday 5th December at Hickory’s Restaurant

We will rehearse after school on Tuesday 5th December and staff will walk to Hickory’s Restaurant in town for a 5.30pm performance.   Our singing slot will be approx. 25mins. You are most welcome to come along as a customer in the bar area and support us.  If your child is attending an ADULT MUST COLLECT YOUR CHILD FROM HICKORYS AT 6 O CLOCK. The children should wear school uniform but Christmas hat/accessories would be great!

Consent Form

Parent/Carer Name…………………………………………………………………………………………….

Child Name………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

My child will be attending the Hickory’s Event and an Adult will collect them at 6:00pm.

 

Friday 15th December at St. Alkmund’s Church Concert

We have been invited to take part in a Christmas concert at St. Alkmund’s Church in town SY1 1UL with Shrewsbury’s Phoenix Singers.

You will need to bring your child to St Alkmunds Church at 5pm for a quick rehearsal, the concert starts at 6pm and will last approx. 1 hour.

If you would like to attend the concert please purchase tickets from the website below:

www.phoenixsingersshrewsbury.co.uk/concerts

If your child is attending an ADULT MUST COLLECT YOUR CHILD FROM ST ALKMUNDS AT 8 O CLOCK.

The children need to be in smart school uniform. This is the last day of term, but a lovely way to celebrate the start of the holidays!

Consent Form

Parent/Carer Name…………………………………………………………………………………………….

Child Name………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

My child will be attending the St Alkmunds Concert and an Adult will collect them at 7:00pm.

Headteacher Message

Dear Parents & Carers,

I have had a lovely week hearing lots of Christmassy singing coming through wall in my office!  I’m really looking forward to our Nativities this year which are happening the week after next!

A huge congratulations to our Sports Leaders in Year 6 who have been working incredibly hard to achieve their Sports Leadership qualifications.  They have been working with Year 1 children and have demonstrated excellent leadership qualities.  Well done!

Next week is anti-bullying week and we are having an odd-sock day on Monday 27th.  There will be lots of PSHE activities throughout the school to help the children understand what bullying is, how to spot it and what we can all do to make sure people are kinder to each other.

Please also remember that our parent survey is open and we rally value your feedback – if you have any serious concerns about anything, please contact us directly.

And finally, we are still receiving reports from our neighbours in Slater’s Lane of inconsiderate parking blocking private driveways and parking on double yellow lines.  There is adequate parking available to everyone at St Julian’s Friar’s using the free Park & Stride option, so please do use that option if you are driving to school.  The Council has been contacted on behalf of the residents so there may be traffic warden patrols in the future.

Have a lovely weekend!

Tom Larkham

Headteacher

Christmas Raffle Reminder

The School Council announced our Rainbow Hamper Raffle to the children in assembly today.

We would be really grateful if children could help donate an item to go inside a hamper. The ‘colour’ themes for each year group are below with some ideas.

Reception-Any thing Gold/Yellow (ideas include Crayola, M&Ms, Ferrero Rocher, white wine)

Year 1-Anything Pink (Rose wine, Marshmallows, Mr Kipling, Percy Pigs, scented candle)

Year 2- Anything Red (Wine, Maltesers, KitKats, Jammy Dodgers, Xmas socks, baubles)

Year 3- Anything Orange (Mini Chedders, Fudge, Crackers)

Year 4- Anything Green (Pringles, Matchmakers, Mint chocolates, Bubble bath)

Year 5- Anything Blue (Haribo, Roses, Milky Way, Jaffa Cakes)

Year 6-Purple (Heroes, Dairy Milk, Chocolate Fingers, Lavender toiletries)

You can be as inventive as you like and include any sweet or savoury snacks, drinks, toiletries, Christmas decorations, toys and books.

Children may take donations into class and give them to their School Councillor or Class Teacher.  We will be collecting these throughout November.

Tickets cost £1.  You may purchase tickets here!

BUY TICKETS

Parent Survey

Dear Parents/Carers,

The 3-18 Education Trust have created a Parent/Carer Survey for all schools in our trust and they would very much like the views of all parents and carers.  This is a multiple choice, anonymous survey.

It is important that we have a good response rate to collate as many views as possible.

We really hope that all our Parent/Carers can complete this survey-it should only take a couple of minutes of your time.

Please complete the survey below:

TRUST PARENT/CARER SURVEY

Here at Coleham we are always keen to know what we are doing well, and always keen to see where we can improve every aspect of provision.  We would like to give you an opportunity to share more detailed, quality feedback for our School.  There are 2 boxes on the form below: What do we do really well? and What could we improve?

Please complete the survey below:

COLEHAM PARENT/CARER FEEDBACK

The surveys close on Monday 4th December.

We will of course, share the results with you all in the New Year.

Kind Regards,

Tom Larkham

Headteacher

Global Art Competition

Some pupils met Doodleboy Joe Whale at the Soden Gallery on Saturday to help him promote a global Art Competition!

The competition aims to celebrate creativity and pay homage to Charles Darwin.

It is free to enter and entries could be represented at the The Doodle Boy’s solo exhibition at the Soden Gallery.  You could also win the trip of a lifetime! To the Galapagos Islands!

Read more here:

Shropshire Star Article

Daily Express Article

Click on the link below:

DARWIN DOODLE COMPETITION

The deadline for entries is 1st February 2024.

It would be great to see some Coleham entries #Coleham creativity.

Nursery Rhyme Week

Foxes and Badgers have had a brilliant time celebrating World Nursery Rhyme week!  Nursery Rhymes are so important to help develop speech and language and early reading so it was an event we really wanted to get involved with!  The children focused on a different Nursery Rhyme each day and have had a host of activities, workshops and special visitors to make it  a really exciting and enriching week!  Thank you to all the parents for joining our afternoon Rhyme Time with our Music Teacher Mrs Porrett, it was lovely to come together.  Fun Fact: The Grand Olde Duke of York isn’t just great at marching, he even filmed this fun video below for us!

 

Sports Leaders

Mr Halford has been taking Year 6 through their Sports Leader Training. For todays session they had to independently run an invasion game with Year 1 pupils.  We saw some lovely interactions, teamwork and some coaching skills shining through!  Well done to Year 6 who have all achieved the Gold Playmaker Award with a small group of pupils achieving ‘Outsanding’ certificates.

Christmas Events

Dear Parents/Carers,

We are all organised for this half term and would like to share this years Christmas Events with you.

Rainbow Hamper Raffle

We will be fundraising for school via our annual Hamper Raffle which the School Council are helping to organise.  There will be 10 colourful hampers to win, packed full of Christmas treats.  We would be really grateful if children could help donate an item to go inside a hamper. The ‘colour’ themes for each year group are below with some ideas.

Reception-Any thing Gold/Yellow (ideas include Crayola, M&Ms, Ferrero Rocher, white wine)

Year 1-Anything Pink (Rose wine, Marshmallows, Mr Kipling, Percy Pigs, scented candle)

Year 2- Anything Red (Wine, Maltesers, KitKats, Jammy Dodgers, Xmas socks, baubles)

Year 3- Anything Orange (Mini Chedders, Fudge, Crackers)

Year 4- Anything Green (Pringles, Matchmakers, Mint chocolates, Bubble bath)

Year 5- Anything Blue (Haribo, Roses, Milky Way, Jaffa Cakes)

Year 6-Purple (Heroes, Dairy Milk, Chocolate Fingers, Lavender toiletries)

You can be as inventive as you like and include any sweet or savoury snacks, drinks, toiletries, Christmas decorations, toys and books.

Children may take donations into class and give them to their School Councillor or Class Teacher.  We will be collecting these throughout November.  Thank you in advance.

Please watch this Raffle video, to tell you all about it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5OGfxCtWUY

Buying Tickets

We would love it if you and your family are able to purchase tickets.  We know that Christmas brings extra costs and so there is no pressure to buy tickets: you can help our cause by sharing our video with friends and relatives.  The raffle is open to anybody.  Tickets cost £1 each and can be purchased via the ‘Raffall’ website, please see the link below:

Raffall Link

The “Raffall” website is easy and secure. If you would like to buy tickets, you will need to sign in with your name and email address and then click “Enter” to purchase tickets.

‘Raffall’ will draw the winners on Friday 8th December at 7pm.

Christmas Performances

Week commencing 4th December

Our EYFS/KS1 Nativity and KS2 Nativity concerts are always a very special occasion for us all.  The singing in school sounds incredible and you will be in for a real treat!   The performance times for parents are as follows:

Performances at Holy Trinity Church

  • Monday(04/12/23) 1330-1430: Performance for EYFS parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1000-1100: Performance for Year 1 parents
  • Tuesday(05/12/23) 1330-1430: Performance for Year 2 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1000-1130: Performance for Year 3 parents
  • Thursday(07/12/23) 1330-1500: Performance for Year 4 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1000-1130: Performance for Year 5 parents
  • Friday(08/12/23) 1330-1500: Performance for Year 6 parents

Guidance

  • Please be kind and only attend your child’s nativity
  • Please aim to attend the performance set aside for your child’s year group.
  • For those wishing to see siblings, you may be able to see them all in one EYFS/KS1’s nativity (Monday and Tuesday) includes EYFS, Year 1 and Year 2 in the same show.  KS2’s Nativity (Thursday and Friday) has Years 3, 4, 5 & 6 in the same show.
  • Those of you with a child in each Key Stage can, of course, see both shows
  • The KS2 children will be performing all around the church and in the aisles, so every seat in church will have a good view, including those at the very back of the church.

Christmas Parade

We’ll be taking a break from running our ‘Elfridges’ Shop this year. Instead we have organised an extra special treat for the children!  On Tuesday 12th December at 2:00pm the children will be watching a Christmas Parade in the school grounds.  We will be pulling out all the stops for this to create magical memories that will last a lifetime and Parents/Carers will be invited to watch from the pavement.  We have 2 small requests:

1. Please keep this a secret from your children, we won’t be talking about this in school so mums the word!

2.  This will be a magical experience but it is an expensive event for us to fund.  We would be really grateful if you are able to support us and donate £2.50 per child towards the costs.

Christmas Pantomime

This year the whole school are going to watch the Jack and the Beanstalk’ pantomime at the Theatre Severn.

The trip will take place on Wednesday 13th December. The children will travel to the theatre after morning registration to watch the 10.15am performance and return to school around 1.00pm in time for (a slightly delayed) lunch.

The cost of the trip, including theatre tickets (discounted for school pupils) and transport costs to/from the theatre, is £17.25 per child.  Please make payment on Arbor before 1st December.

The Panto is costing over £7,000 which is a huge amount of money, we have no allocated budget for this so we really hope you can pay for your child or contribute the amount you can afford to give. The trip is set up on Arbor to enable you to select the amount you are able to contribute.  We really hope that you can support us with payment for your child, however small, it all helps.

Christmas Lunch

Our Christmas Lunch will take place on Thursday 14th December.  This will be a Non-Uniform Day! Children are welcome to wear their own clothes/Christmas wear to school this day.

Christmas Staff Video

This will be our 4th year of producing a Staff Christmas Video as our gift to the children.  Production is underway and staff are squeezing filming and recording into stolen moments and lunchtimes.  We look forward to sharing this with you.

Breaking up for Christmas

Our last day in school will be Friday 15th December and we return to school on Wednesday 3rd January.

We are really looking forward to the festive period and making sure the children have lots of opportunities to celebrate and have fun.  There really is no Christmas like a Coleham Christmas!

Kindest Regards,

Miss Othen

Business Manager

Rainbow Hamper Raffle

The School Council are fundraising via our annual Christmas Hamper Raffle.  There will be 10 colourful hampers to win, packed full of Christmas treats.  We would be really grateful if children could help donate an item to go inside a hamper. The ‘colour’ themes for each year group are below with some ideas.

Reception-Any thing Gold/Yellow (ideas include Crayola, M&Ms, Ferrero Rocher, white wine)

Year 1-Anything Pink (Rose wine, Marshmallows, Mr Kipling, Percy Pigs, scented candle)

Year 2- Anything Red (Wine, Maltesers, KitKats, Jammy Dodgers, Xmas socks, baubles)

Year 3- Anything Orange (Mini Chedders, Fudge, Crackers)

Year 4- Anything Green (Pringles, Matchmakers, Mint chocolates, Bubble bath)

Year 5- Anything Blue (Haribo, Roses, Milky Way, Jaffa Cakes)

Year 6-Purple (Heroes, Dairy Milk, Chocolate Fingers, Lavender toiletries)

You can be as inventive as you like and include any sweet or savoury snacks, drinks, toiletries, Christmas decorations, toys and books.

Children may take donations into class and give them to their School Councillor or Class Teacher.  We will be collecting these throughout November.  Thank you in advance.

 

Dogs’ Trust Visitor

The Dogs’ Trust visited Year 1, Year 3 and Year 5 today to talk about looking after dogs and how to stay safe when we see dogs out and about. It was a really useful session for the children.

Christmas Tree WANTED

We are on the hunt for an artificial Christmas Tree- any size!

If you can help us out with a tree you no longer need, we would be super grateful!

If you also happen to be having a clear out for Christmas we are always happy to accept games, crafts and books to use in school.  Please just pop them to the lovely ladies at Reception.

Thank you!

Food & Mood Event

Year 2 had a visit from our Caterers Nutritionist Iona who talked about healthy eating and the effect that food has on our well-being.  Thank you to Academy!

 

Farm on Wheels Christmas Visit to EYFS

Dear Parents/Carers,

We are so proud of how well the children have settled into Coleham School and the progress they have made in a such a short space of time.  The children are starting to rehearse for the KS1 Nativity performances.  We like to make Christmas at Coleham a really special time for the children and so we have arranged a special nativity visit.  Our friends from Farm on Wheels will be visiting on Monday 11th December and bringing with them the animals from the nativity story (a Donkey, lamb, calf and Turkey!) What better way to bring the nativity story to life!

In order to cover the cost of this event, we kindly ask that parents contribute the amount of £4.50 per child.  Payment is to be made via your child’s Arbor account prior to the day.

We are really looking forward to this extra special Christmas visitor.

Yours sincerely,

Miss Harris

Assistant Head

EYFS Leader

Coleham Voices

Coleham Voices were invited to perform at a Shropshire Council Conference today. This was the first of many events they have coming up and they did a beautiful job!

 

Jack and the Beanstalk!

We are looking forward to the whole school Pantomime Trip in December!  We very much hope that everybody can contribute in some way, as the cost is over £7,000 and there is no school budget for this.  Please make payment of £17.25 via Arbor this month.  You are also able to select the amount on Arbor that you can afford to pay.  We really hope that you can support us with payment for your child, however small.

Raffle Tickets

Our Rainbow Hamper raffle is now LIVE!

We have 21 days to sell tickets!

We would love it if you and your family are able to purchase tickets.  We know that Christmas brings extra costs and so there is no pressure to buy tickets: you can help our cause by sharing our video with friends and relatives.  The raffle is open to anybody.  Tickets cost £1 each and can be purchased via the ‘Raffall’ website, please see the link below:

Raffle Link

The “Raffall” website is easy and secure. If you would like to buy tickets, you will need to sign in with your name and email address and then click “Enter” to purchase tickets.

‘Raffall’ will draw the winners on Friday 8th December at 7pm.

We hope to use the proceeds towards new phonics reading books.

Headteacher Message

Dear Parents & Carers,

It’s been another great week at school this week, and we have enjoyed lots of fun activities: Year 6 netball; a group of children representing the school with their beautiful singing and a visit to Years 1, 3 and 5 from the Dogs’ Trust.  The stand out has be EYFS Nursery Rhyme Week with a focus on a different rhyme each day with some fantastic visitors and trips arranged to bring it to our life.  Our very own ‘Grand Old Duke of York’ has put together a film showcasing the highlights! 

I have also had the pleasure of reading through many of your children’s books and it has been wonderful to see so much excellent work happening throughout the school!

Christmas is approaching faster than we can imagine, and all the classes are busy getting their Nativity performances ready: I’ve already had a sneak preview of Mrs Porrett’s singing assembly practice!  All our Christmas Events are arranged with details here.  Both the EYFS/KS1 and KS2 Nativities promise to be a real treat.

Have a lovely weekend, everyone!

Tom Larkham

Headteacher

Netball Fixture

Year 6 children took part in a Netball Competition at Shrewsbury Sports Village.  They won two games and lost one. Great teamwork everybody!

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