What a fabulous afternoon we have all had supporting England in their opening World Cup game against Iran in Qatar. Rights Respecting Gold ethos was demonstrated by all our children and well done for a brilliant win.
A great big thank you to Sarah for making a super lunch to help us show our support too. Delicious!
Good luck to Wales next👍
We were proud to support Children in Need by dressing in Spots and Pudsey clothing in exchange for a donation for this wonderful charity. Altogether we raised a huge £121 – thank you to everyone who donated 🔴🟢🟠🔵🟡🟣
The School Sports Leaders designed some amazing SPOTacular games to play with the children in their teams on Friday afternoon in the school hall – there was; 4 in a row, dominoes, SPOT the difference between the teachers, Pudsey Pointillism Art and Twister.
The children loved playing the games and everyone received a prize for taking part, a massive thanks to the School Sports Leaders for helping!
We also had 3 prizes for the most SPOTTY children in the school; our nominees are below and the overall winners were: Lucas, Jacob and Pudsey….or should we say Lilly 🙂
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What a wonderful week our children have had participating in a variety of debates and learning about the roles and responsibilities Parliament has in order to ensure the needs of our country are met. We are delighted with the work our children have produced and we also welcomed our parents into school on Friday to showcase our work and ask them on their opinions on our debates during a Parliamentary Coffee Morning.
Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.
Well done to Ava and Amelia for achieving an award for their hard work on their Walk and Talk Home booklets. Your hard work was recognised by the Walk and Talk team too!
Well done to all of Class 2 who have achieved a Bronze Award for all of their hard work with Alexa and the Nature Project they are taking part in during their Science Work. Keep up the hard work!
A great big well done to all of the children in KS2 who represented Nettlesworth at the Durham and Chester le Street Sports Hall Athletics. We are proud of all of the determination they put in and the Rights Respecting Values that they demonstrated throughout.
A massive well done to our KS2 Cross Country Team …. brilliant determination showed by all
What such fun we have all had this afternoon with our new Coding Club lead by Skye, our visitor from Code Club. We have been learning how to write simple codes to add and delete Sprites on the coding program Scratch.
Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.
World Nursery Rhyme Week starts NOW and we are delighted to confirm we are taking part. The initiative, launched in 2013, promotes the importance of nursery rhymes in early childhood development and education with a particular focus on how nursery rhymes boost early language and literacy skills.
We have a number of activities planned throughout the week but we would also love you to join in at home too. Each day we will send the lyrics to the nursery rhyme home so you can sing along with us 🙂
For more info and links to each of the songs of the week please click below:
https://www.worldnurseryrhymeweek.com/
https://www.worldnurseryrhymeweek.com/sing-with-piccolo-main/
Many Thanks,
Mrs Morton & The EYFS Team 🙂
Well, what a fabulous time we have all had in school during our Sleep-Over in Aid for Crisis Support. We sampled structure building using cardboard boxes – fabulous teamwork and resilience shown by all, especially Mrs. Aspinall whilst she was testing how water-tight each shelter was! We experienced food and drink from a soup kitchen, as well as hosting our very own fashion catwalk wearing cloths we made by ourselves using black plastic bag. Rights Respecting Gold ethos demonstrated by all.
