What has been happening in school? Have a read 😊
Pupil voice is really important in our school. This week we went through the school SEF (Self Evaluation Form) which we share with governors and added the opinions of our Ambassadors. We have a list of actions after thinking about all of the areas of our school, and we are going to make the election of Ambassadors even more formal by allowing pupils from other year groups to vote for each other. Watch our for the summer vote!
The Arts Council have been busy evaluating where we are up to with our Artsmark Statement of Commitment. We have also planned the events for the remainder of the school year. There is always something to do even on the last day of the half term.
Our Y6 children had an afternoon training for the KS1 athletics competition which we will be hosting after half term. They will be running the stations, scoring and timing for the afternoon when we will be inviting other schools in to join us.
Wow! What a great afternoon we had playing dodgeball today - an action packed, nail biting event with our team finishing in 3rd place after such a close finish. The children played brilliantly and thoroughly enjoyed the event.
Years 3,4,5 and 6 have enjoyed an afternoon of tennis with Henry from Baschurch Tennis Club playing a selection of games and activities.
Counties School of Gymnastics ASK/SEND Sessions for 2022 have started:
Tuesday 1st February ~ 10-11am (March – July dates in the booking link)
Saturday 12th February ~ 2-3pm (March – July dates in the booking link)
A wonderful session, for All Special Kids and their parents or carers to come along and learn gymnastics in our safe and fun environment.
Booking is essential - https://forms.gle/Q2JXsuCsf5Wr2CC99
More information about BCSG - www.bordercountiesgymnastics.com
First place went to our Year 1 and 2 children at the Gymnastics competition at the Marches School today!
An inspirational time was had by all who listened to Darren today. He told us about how he had aspired to climb Everest and then due to a climbing accident several years ago his dream was destroyed. Darren shared how strength can come through adversity and he how he has learned to master Kayaking and complete challenges he could never have dreamt of since he left hospital. We are hoping to follow Darren as he attempts to complete seven marathons over seven continents in October this year.
We can do much more than we can ever think or imagine. Thank you Darren for showing us how you are still able to dream big even with a disability. You have a limitless drive and determination - truly inspirational.
Two of our children were spotted enjoying some personal reflection time this week, they were enjoying the pause and pray area in school. Taking time out is so important for our personal well-being.