We would like pupils to take part in a “BE BRIGHT, BE SEEN” non-uniform day.

Our role is to raise pupils and parents awareness of road safety and we would like pupils to wear clothes that could be seen in the dark. This could include fluorescent slap-bands, reflective clothing, brightly coloured jumpers/t-shirts, bright pink tutu’s, bright socks, tights, scarves, etc. We do not want people to go out and buy things just for this non-uniform dress up day, just go through the wardrobes!

This is a fun way for us to put across a serious message to all.

We hope you are able to join us for the School Carol Service  on Monday, 12th December which will be held on the large playground at 6.00pm.

Come and enjoy the carol singing accompanied by the school orchestra, choir and steel pans. Wrap up warm and bring your torches. Entrance will be through the Year 1 gates where hot and cold drinks will be on sale. £1 for hot drinks and 50p for cold.

We are trialling a new organisation this year, with improved sound and lighting. Further information to follow.

Wow! What a fabulous day we all had when Jeremy Strong came to visit our school. Jeremy is the author of 40 children’s books, including Hundred Mile an Hour Dog and a Viking in my Bed. He told us many humorous tales and was truly inspirational. We could not stop laughing. After seeing him, “The children were ‘absolutely buzzing”, said Mrs Davies.

A huge thank you to everybody who filled the ‘Cash for Clothes’ charity bags. We had a great deal of bags donated which was wonderful.

Well done to Green Team for all their hard work.