Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Summer Holidays

  Wed 24 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson
  We hope everyone has a lovely break over the summer holidays and we look forward to seeing you in September!

• Forest School Success

  Tue 23 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson
  Our Forest School 'trial' has come to an end and it has been a huge success. The children involved have had some wonderful experiences and have developed lots of skills. We are really excited to be rolling it out to the rest of the school in September!

  

• Woodthorpe Rock Bands

  Thu 18 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson

  On Tuesday, the children that have been playing in bands as part of their Rocksteady sessions performed for the school and their families. The children were really excited to be showing off their skills. We definitely have some future rock stars!

   

  Also, thank you to our official photographer, Lucille...

  

• Woodthorpe in Bloom

  Wed 17 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson

  Last week a group of children met Martin and his team from Arnold in Bloom. The team were shown the new planting areas, the Forest School area and the work displayed in the hall from the gardening research project currently taking place. They were very impressed with the children's enthusiasm and donated some shrubs, tools and compost to school. We have also entered Arnold in Bloom so watch this space!
   

  

• Foundation 2 Garden Development

  Tue 09 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson
  By now you will have received a letter making you aware the Foundation garden will be closed from Monday 15th to Friday 19th July whilst resurfacing works are carried out and a trim trail is installed. Classes 1 and 2 are to be dropped off and collected at the school hall and Class 6 will be dropped off and collected through the community room (Woodpeckers). Class 6 parents/carers will need to wait on the main playground when collecting children at the end of the day and the children will be brought out to you.

• Insect Investigators

  Mon 08 Jul 2019 Mr Hopkinson

  In our final week of Science Tots the children investigated different insects. They used tweezers to pick up marshmallows pretending they were birds and the tweezers were their beaks. The highlight of the session was holding a live insect from Nina’s garden.  The children were very brave and this created lots of excitement!