What has been happening in school? Have a read 😊
We were privileged to have Imran come to talk to us about the 5 Pillars of Islam. The children were captivated! We all learned a lot.
There are two Rotary Stars Awards. These are running simultaneously and are a chance for our children to be recognised by both school and Ellesmere Rotary Club. Pupils who go above and beyond will be nominated and may then be awarded a certificate for success, progression, or making a positive impact and showing good citizenship in the school or local community.
Back by Popular demand is our Annual PTA Bingo Night. Its time for eyes down and a great evening for everyone to have fun, take part and a chance to win prizes. Please check your diary as we hope to see you all on the night. Bring a friend, bring your family and let's have fun together.
This Sunday, St Matthew’s Church will be hosting a Messy Church invite to all. With a focus on thinking about the time Jesus spent in the desert, with desert-themed crafts and delicious food it is a wonderful way to spend a couple of hours joining together as a community.
Today we welcomed our local vicar Reverend Gareth into our school. Gareth talked to us about the Seasons and how the church has seasons. It was wonderful to hear stories from the Bible to help us to understand about life today. Gareth introduced us to Lent and why many Christians at this time of year give up something in remembrance of Jesus in the wilderness. We look forward to welcoming you back in school.
We are thrilled to be gifted some Usborne books on health and mental health . The children wasted no time in reading them!
Each week pupils lead a very special News Worthy Assembly using the wonderful resource of Picture News. This resource is a collection of up to date and topical world wide issues. Pupils have the opportunity to share this news, reflect and discuss their thoughts. A great way for pupils to develop skills whilst also developing their understanding of current affairs and news events.
To celebrate World Book Day 2024 on March 7th, Criftins is holding a competition to redesign the cover of your favourite book. Classes 2-4 should also include a short blurb on the back, explaining why you like the book so much. You can use felt tips, colouring pencils, paints or collage - whatever medium suits your ideas best.
Entries need to be completed by Monday March 4th and handed in to Mrs Long. There will be a £10 Amazon voucher as a prize.
Today we welcomed Jenny Davies from Ellesmere Rotary Club to talk to our pupils about two wonderful initiatives for all of us to be involved in. One of the initiatives is a special certificate award for being a Rotary Star.
How could you become someone that helps to do things in the community - This would be our special Do-Good-Ery Certificate. Pupils today talked about different projects or tasks that they could organise and do to help others. Our second very special certificate is for Sporting Achievement. What sports events or competitions are you taking part in that could be acknowledged through The Rotary Club.