We had a visit from Father Christmas and the HSA who have helped Father Christmas in providing each class with a Christmas present. The children were all very keen to open these gifts of toys and games for use in wet playtime, ranging from marble runs to top trumps to table football and craft supplies.
The choir is always busy in December, and they have been out and about bringing festive cheer at the Salvation Army. They gave up part of their Sunday to perform and we thank Mrs Johnson, our music lead, for taking them.
This week was National Anti-Bullying week – something we are committed to all year round. Wearing our odd socks on Monday demonstrated our belief in the value of inclusion. No one should feel excluded, isolated, discriminated against or uncomfortable because of differences; that our uniqueness is to be celebrated loudly and proudly.
Members of the School Council and Eco-Council met with Dr Dan Poulter. They had a chance to find out about his role as an MP and to ask him questions about some of the decisions that he has to make in this role.
Thanks to the generosity of our Broke Hall families, we raised an amazing £780.29 for Children in Need!
Come along to our Open Evening on Thursday 5th October 4-6pm.
On 22nd June, the netball team took part in the Suffolk County U11 Finals.
Year 1 have five duck eggs to watch hatching.
Children from Years 3 and 4 took part in an Aim Higher Maths Day at Handford Hall Primary.
The winning team in the School Games Netball Tournament.
Suffolk Show garden design.