Latest news
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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TEAM Day - Neurodiversity
Fri 22 Mar 2024The brain is a fascinating organ! Year 3 have been talking about how everyone's mind is different. We wrote about some of our favourite things and found others with the same, similar and completely different interests. We then talked about different neurodiversities in assembly and thought about how different people process information differently.
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Gardening Club this week.
Fri 22 Mar 2024This week Gardening Club planted some apple and pear trees as part of our mini orchard project.
They worked hard and are hopeful to pick fruit in a few years time.
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Goodbye to Mrs Stonestreet
Fri 22 Mar 2024Today we said goodbye to Mrs Stonestreet, who has been teaching Year 5 on Fridays and across the school covering all our classes when needed. Mrs Stonestreet will be very much missed here at St Mary’s and I am sure you will join me in thanking her for all her hard work and dedication to our school over the past three years.
We send her all our best wishes. We will miss you Mrs Stonestreet.
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Year 5 Forest School on Thursday
Thu 21 Mar 2024Year 5 had a fantastic time at forest school on Thursday. We have been learning about climbing trees safely and Mr Colman built a tree swing! The session was finished off with a camp fire and hot chocolate.
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Science Fair Photos
Fri 15 Mar 2024Thank you to all the pupils who contributed to the week's science fair. There was some wonderful exhibits and experiments.
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Year 3 Science Week
Fri 15 Mar 2024As part of Science Week, Year 3 have had a fabulous time exploring the world around them. From their interest in rocks and soils in Term 2, we have researched how fossils are formed. We also had a keen interest in space and have created fact posters full of information. We had a special visitor who helped the children learn more about the planets, focussing on their size and their distance from the sun. We finished Science week on Friday with a live lesson about ampibians.
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St Patricks Assembly
Fri 15 Mar 2024This weekend is St Patrick's Day and the whole school heard today about St Patrick through a special assembly, which was led by our St Patrick’s House Captain and Vice Captains: Lottie D and Sam B. All the members of St Patrick's then gathered afterwards in the hall for squash and biscuits to celebrate their team on this special feast day.
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Year 1 Art Gallery
Fri 15 Mar 2024Year One welcomed visitors to the Orange Class Art Gallery on Monday afternoon. The artists all talked about their work, and showed their sketchbooks and sculptures inspired by the plants in our local environment.
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Red Nose Day Donation Link - here
Fri 15 Mar 2024On Friday 15th March it will be a non-uniform day and children are invited to wear something red, clothing or an accessory in exchange for a contribution to Comic Relief.
We have decided to support this national event as one of our
charitable campaigns for the year. Many of you will be aware of the good work that this UK charity does. The money you raise could help put food on plates and roofs over heads, keep little ones safe and help support families affected by conflict and
climate change.
This year ParentPay have collaborated with the charity and are offering a donation page for all their users which also allows Gift Aid payments and the funds go directly to the Red Nose Day charity. 99.25% of the donations from Donations Pages goes to Comic
Relief and ParentPay does not profit from donations made.
Please follow the link below to make a donation. Please note that this a is not available on your child’s ParentPay log in—only via this link.
https://app.parentpay.com/ParentPayShop/Foc/Default.aspx?shopid=14231
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Year 1 Visit from the Company of Critters.
Thu 14 Mar 2024"It's been wild in Year 1 this week! We had an amazing visit from Mango, the Bearded Dragon, Mrs Toad the British Toad, Clive the Royal Python and ----- the Giant African Snail! We found out about how scientists group and classify animals in different ways. Do you think our visitors were herbivores, carnivores or omnivores?"