The children had a great day doing all things spotty! Our school house groups competed to see which could cover the most spots with copper coins. Who was the winning house? – Well all the money raised will be counted and the totals revealed next week! Thank you to everyone who helped to make the day a big success and for donating towards a very charitable cause. (Congratulations to Milbanke House for winning the House Total – £74.22! Altogether we raised a fantastic £192.38 in copper change. Added to other money raised our school total to Children in Need is £210. Well done everyone!)
A Giant comes to School!
The children enjoyed a theatre production of ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ today. There was a lot of singing, dancing and the odd scream! Everyone was pleased to know that the giant turned out to be a friendly fellow in the end! Thank you to M and M Productions for a fantastic show.
Remembering on November 11th
The school held a minute silence today to remember all those who have died during times of war. We also prayed for loved ones, in our own lives, who have sadly passed away. Our Key Stage 1 children decorated remembrance crosses and placed them at the front of school. Our Key Stage 2 children painted stones and made a remembrance poppy in our remembrance garden. Year 5 visited the Seaham centotaph where they spent their minute silence with members of our community….. ‘Lest we Forget’
- Remembrance Crosses
- Remembrance Poppy
- Minute Silence
- Minute Silence
- Key Stage 1
- Key Stage 1
- Key Stage 1
- Seaham Cenotaph
- ‘Lest we Forget’
Featherbed Assembly – “… it’s all about the ice”
Well done to all the children in Featherbed class for their fantastic assembly on the topic of the Arctic. Who would have thought Polar Bears, Food Chains, Ice, Fish, and the story behind our much loved teddy bears would be so interesting! Thank you to the many parents and family members who attended the assembly.
Industrial Action of Unison and ATL members
As you will be aware, following a recent ballot, Teaching Assistants across Durham County Council, who are affected by the proposals to change terms and conditions, have voted to take industrial action in the form of a strike. I would like to inform you that strike action is planned to take place on Tuesday 8th November and Wednesday 9thNovember.
How will this affect my children?
As headteacher, I am responsible, in consultation with the Chair of Governors, for deciding what will happen in our school during the strike period.
This strike action will lead to a significant reduction in staffing levels and consequently there will be health and safety implications for all pupils within our school. My decision has been informed by the risk assessment that I have carried out to determine the impact of the strike on the health and safety of pupils and staff. The decision I have made is that the school will be closed to all pupils on the above dates.
I appreciate that closing the school will cause inconvenience for families. However, can I assure you once again that in forming my decision I have taken into account the safety and well-being of all pupils and school staff. I will inform you if further developments arise.
Mr L Duncan (Headteacher)
October Half Term
The October half term has arrived! Where does the time go to? We wish all our children, parents and staff a restful and enjoyable half term holiday. School re-opens on Monday 31st October – this will be spooky writing day and the children are asked to dress in spooky costumes for the day. The KS1 and KS2 halloween disco will take place at the end of the school day (KS1 – 3pm-4pm / KS2 – 4:30pm – 6pm).
First Dig for Head Boy & Head Girl!
Our Head Boy and Head Girl made the first dig to mark the start of works for our new school building. Diggers moved onto the school site to begin the earth works in preparation for our two new classrooms and sports hall. We will photograph various stages of the build, as it progresses, and these can be viewed within our ‘Whole School Events’ section.
Year 4H and 4W Assembly
Thank you to all parents who joined us in school to celebrate our Year 4 assembly on the topic of ‘The Vikings’. The children did a fabulous job showcasing the work they have covered this half term.
Netball Success!
Well done to our girls netball team who took part in some fantastic netball competitions at St. Bede’s Comprehensive School. They certainly did our school proud! Well done girls!
Cross Country Competition
Congratulations to all our KS2 Cross Country runners who took part in the annual Schools Sports Partnership cross country event. For more information, please go to our Sporting Events section on the website.
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