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Criftins Pupils discovered lots about Ramadan this week and this tied in really well with all of the work that classes did in RE last half term. This was also an opportunity to develop Ramadan focused activities that we have been doing during the month of Ramadan. It is so important to have an understanding of all faiths and their celebrations. Islam is the second largest religion in the UK.
Headteacher Mr. Gino M Rushton was delighted and honoured to be invited to represent school at The New Saint's Football Ground.
Local businesses and schools who have supported TNS were invited to meet with HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. Criftins CE Primary is delighted to support TNS and will continue to offer Ball Sports After School Club and maintain our link with the club. It truly was an honour and a privilege to meet with and speak with Prince Edward.
Nicky Green, Senior Community Fundraiser from Severn Hospice, came into Celebration Assembly to talk to us about the important work they do and the huge amount of money they have to raise each year.
They presented a cheque for the final figure that Criftins School raised from the Rudolph Relay - £614.98!
Thank you so much for your support!
Both our girls and boys teams qualified for the final at Ellesmere College, competing against 6 other schools from North Shropshire. Displaying all the Schools Games values, the girls finished in 3rd place and the boys took 4th which is a credit to the teams competing against much larger schools. Three members were also awarded medals for individually displaying 3 of the values; determination, self-belief and respect.
Huge congratulations to you all!
Each week our Picture News Team share current news and Worldwide topics to the whole school. Developing an understanding of global news is important. They use the resources provided and always demonstrate such confidence when presenting.
This afternoon was all about girls playing football. Each class in turn had time outside on the field practicing skills, control, kicking and dribbling. Such a wonderful way to promote active lifestyles and the love of football. A huge thankyou to Mr Jones for making this event happen.
We welcomed our local PCSOs to school to meet with children to talk about keeping safe. It’s important also to understand about how our local PCSOs are here to support school and help with local community events. Our two PCSOs have already confirmed they will be on site during Futures Week in May. Thank-you for joining with us today.
Today our Rotakids met with Jenny from Ellesmere Rotary Club to organise the next stages of the Easter Disco. This event will be to raise money for The Salvation Army and is scheduled for both Class 3 and Class 4 pupils. Our Rotakids today were presented with a special Rotarian Badge.
Today during Celebration our PTA members shared with each class, wonderful gifts bought for play time use.