Events and Trips
Dates for you Diaries;-
September
Monday 9th – Clubs Start
Saturday 14th – Ride + Stride
Thursday 19th – PTA –AGM 8.50am – all welcome
Friday 20th – Non Uniform – Jeans for Genes Day – Donation £1 per pupil
Friday 27th – 8.30am in the Green Room
Friday 27th – School Photos
Friday 27th – Harvest Festival in Church 2pm
October
Thursday 3rd – New parents Skittle Night – Lake Club
Friday 4th – Lake Class Parent Phonics workshop 2.15pm
Tuesday 8th – Parents Evening
Thursday 9th – parents Evening
Wednesday23rd – End of term 1
November
Monday 4th – Back to school
Thursday 7th – PTA Fireworks 5 -6.30pm
Tuesday 12th – Netton Class Trip to Winchester Intech
Friday 15th – Christmas Box workshop – details to follow
Friday 22nd – Non-Uniform – Children in Need – Cake sale and games
Friday 29th – PTA Bingo night – Lake Club
December
Tuesday 3rd – Christmas Play Dress Rehearsal
Friday 6th – Clubs Finish
Friday 6th – Christmas Bazaar 3 – 5pm
Monday 9th – Christmas Show 1.15pm
Tuesday 10th – Christmas Show 6pm
Thursday 12th – Christmas Show 6pm
Monday 16th – Visiting Panto in School
Tuesday 17th – Christmas Dinner
Wednesday 18th – Christmas Party (no hot meals)
Friday 20th – Nativity Service in Church 2pm
End of term 2
2020
January 6th – Back to school
Spelling Information Workshop
On Wednesday 27th February we had a Wiltshire advisor in to run an info session on spelling for parents. Below are the resources used in the session, hard copies are also available in Reception.
Spellings powerpoint presentation
Phonics glossary – for parents
Strategies and games for helping your child spell
Tank Museum Trip
On our recent trip to The Tank Museum we received some lovely feedback:
It was great fun having year 4 & 5s visit us on Tuesday. I can only speak for the group that Robin and I had during the morning but I was thoroughly impressed by the children. Not only were they incredibly well behaved, their knowledge about the First World War was very impressive. I was really impressed during our Tommy in the Trenches workshop when two pupils we able to explain to me, completely unprompted, why Archduke Franz Ferdinand being shot in Sarajevo caused the start of the First World War – no mean feat for a year 4/5! The children also asked brilliant questions all day. I especially remember a young lad called Tom who asked brilliant questions throughout our First World War Tank Experience workshop about the Mark IV. It was a real pleasure having all 29 pupils visit us and I can’t commend the children enough.
Stonehenge 100
In December some of our staff and pupils went to Stonehenge along with 100s of local people together for a special photo to celebrate 100 years of care and conservation at Stonehenge. Below is the photo and message from Stonehenge.
Dear participant,
Happy New Year from Stonehenge. As promised I am attaching your copy of the photograph taken to mark the centenary of Cecil and Mary Chubb gifting Stonehenge to the nation.
I hope you agree that it is an amazing image and that you enjoyed being part of this very special and historic event.
The photograph is yours to share with family and friends but please note English Heritage retains copyright of this image. If you plan to share this on social media, I would be very grateful if you could include a link to our website giving more details about the centenary http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/stonehenge/stonehenge-100/. You will also find a video of the making of the photo via this link – see if you can spot yourself! We will be using the photo and video throughout the year so you might see these in the national press as well as in use around Stonehenge Visitor Centre.
You may also be interested to know we have a series of events planned for this year, details of which will be on the link above shortly. These include:
An illustrated talk by Julian Richards, archaeologist and expert on Stonehenge:
Thursday 25 January, 5.30pm
Education Room, Stonehenge Visitor Centre
Archaeologist and author Julian Richards will give an illustrated talk: ‘Stonehenge – 1900 -1920’ which will examine the changes that took place around a century ago. From the first scientific excavation and extensive restoration to new ownership, these decades altered the physical appearance of Stonehenge and paved the way for a greater understanding of its complex history. It was also a time which changed the ways in which Stonehenge could be experienced. Julian will be signing copies of his book during the day in the shop and after the talk in the education room.
This talk is free to attend but so we know how many people will be attending, please email stonehenge@english-heritage.org.uk stating the number of people in your party.
Art Gallery
The whole school were set the task of producing a piece of art inspired by the Constable in Context exhibition currently on at Salisbury Museum click here to see their website.
Each class produced their artwork in class and it was then sent away to be mounted and framed. On Friday 25th November 2016 our school hall was transformed into an art gallery and we all came to view our pictures as well as wander around the gallery and see what everyone else had produced!
Click here to see a video of our amazing Art Gallery.
