All of KS2 enjoyed a treat today when Artefacts visited to perform a play based on Greek mythology and mathematical challenges.
Y3 took part in workshops this afternoon with the actors.
All of KS2 enjoyed a treat today when Artefacts visited to perform a play based on Greek mythology and mathematical challenges.
Y3 took part in workshops this afternoon with the actors.
Our KS2 children enjoyed an assembly with a difference today when Jon King and Julio Arca came in to discuss holiday football camps which are run at Mortimer CA. They also mentioned their ‘Wizard Camp’ for football skills which runs on a Wednesday at Mortimer CA.
For more information please see leaflets which KS2 children will be bringing home. Holiday camps are suitable for children aged 4 to 14 and are for girls and boys.
Thank you to Co-op Funeral Care for providing each of our Nursery, Y3 and Y4 children a ‘Be safe, be seen’ reflective badge to help promote being safe as the dark nights approach.
Over the past 5 years they have given out over 160,000 badges to 1,500 schools and youth groups. Click here for more information.
The school was delighted to receive Silver yet again for the the School Games Award. This recognises the school’s commitment to physical activity and competitive sport.
Both our A and B Team football squad were in action last week. The A Team were particularly successful scoring victories over Ashley and Westoe Crown.
5PM concluded their recent fencing lessons with a very exciting competition. The children were divided into two teams: the Fierce Fighters versus the Fire Blasters. At the end, both teams were drawn. In a nail biting deciding bout, the Fire Blasters were victorious.
Congratulations to the new Fruit to Suit tuck shop staff who were appointed last week. They had a full afternoon of training on Friday and will be shadowing the current staff in their roles for the next two weeks.
Thank you to everyone who contributed towards our Harvest Festival. More details will follow of the money raised and the charity that will receive it. Our children, both in KS1 and KS2 enjoyed listening and participating in our school Harvest Festival service.
Y1 children thoroughly enjoyed their practical maths lesson this morning, gaining hands on experience estimating and weighing. There was lots of talking, discussing and thinking going on before recording their findings.