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NSPCC Number Day tomorrow
Don’t forget that tomorrow is our non-uniform Number Morning. Please bring in £1 for the NSPCC and wear a ‘number’ of some sort. It could be a football shirt or kit, some leggings with numbers on, or a birthday badge…..let…
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PTA Events – Spring Term
We are planning some fun fundraisers over the next few months – more details will follow soon but in the mean time save the dates… Saturday 10th March – QUIZ NIGHT at Naburn Village Hall, from 7.30pm Pick your wits…
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York author visits us
Today we had a special visit from York author Sue Ellis. She shared her story ‘Proud Patrick Peacock’ with the help of three actors. We talked about how the characters felt and predicted the end of the story. Sue linked…
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September 2018 Reception applications!
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OPEN MORNING TODAY!
We are open for visitors this morning. If you have a child due to start school in September and you are still undecided about which school to choose, do pop along for a guided tour. Drop in any time between…
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Christmas Parties
Tomorrow is Christmas Party Day and Christmas Lunch too. Children can wear party clothes all day as a special treat. On Friday, when we are raising money for Save the Children, children are asked to wear their school uniform but…
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Prickly Hay
Our Key Stage One children are busy rehearsing their Nativity play, called ‘Prickly Hay’. It will be a wonderful performance I am sure. The dress rehearsal is 2pm tomorrow (Tuesday) and members of the community are welcome, as always. Mrs…
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Well done! Children in Need
Well done to the boys who ran 5km at the weekend and raised £231 for Children in Need. We are really proud of you. Thanks to all those who cheered them on and who organised the fundraising too.
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Golden Mile Group meeting
Our newly established Golden Mile Group met today for its second meeting. They are called FEET because of the children’s first initials – Florence, Erika, Emile and Tom and their job! (Emile’s idea!) At the meeting, the children learnt how to input…