Mini First Aiders
Congratulations to all of our children for completing their Mini First Aiders Training! Everyone had a great time and learned lots of vital life saving skills. All children took part, listened really well and got involved in the workshops. Well done!
Santa visited us for breakfast on Wednesday and we all had a great time. We enjoyed tinsel toast, merry muffins and frosty fruit kebabs with our friends and then played lots of fun games. Santa couldn’t stay too long because he has lots of jobs to do and we had to start our lessons. We all had a lovely time! Thank you Santa!
Thank you to everyone who came to watch our performances on Tuesday. We all had a wonderful day (despite the weather) and we felt very proud of our fantastic children. They spoke clearly, sang beautifully and used their signing hands to sign along to a number of Christmas classics. We would also like to say a huge thank you for your generosity at our Christmas market. The children were delighted to see their crafts and Christmas bakes flying off the stalls and lots of money was raised to help support the children in school. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
It snowed at Street Lane Primary School! We had a brilliant time playing in the snow this week. We made snow people, drew shapes in the snow and some really brave people made snow angels. Lots of fun was had by all including the staff!
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We wore our odd socks on Monday to support National Anti-Bullying Week. We talked about how everyone is different and how we should be kind to each other and celebrate our uniqueness!
Key stage 2 really enjoyed our live science lesson today. We found out lots of new and interesting facts about the lifecycle of coral. Take a look at the photographs below to see what we have been doing!
We look forward to celebrating World Science Day on Wednesday 10th November by carrying out a whole school investigation and live science lessons from the coral reef in key stage 2! Keep posted for photographs.
Thank you so much to our PCSO for carrying out an e-safety talk for parents on Thursday 21st October. Following the meeting, here are some links to websites that parents may find useful for accessing more information on keeping children safe online. I would highly recommend the Common Sense Media site for checking age restrictions on apps, games, movies and websites.
If you would like any further information, or have any questions please feel free to contact school.
Derbyshire County Council have partnered with The Reading Agency to bring you an exciting reading challenge this summer! The challenge is being delivered in partnership with local libraries and it is FREE to take part.
We all had a wonderful morning learning about space in the planetarium! This was a great way to end our current space topic.
The pictures are a little unclear because it was so dark inside the dome.
I liked it when we looked at the constellations. Lottie Year 2
It was fun when we spotted the bear when looking at the constellations. Max Year 2
My favourite part was when we saw the robot on Mars! Riley Year 1
Thank you to everyone who got involved in school and at home! We loved hearing all about your World Book Day activities and seeing your fantastic photos! It was great to see the children (learning in school and remotely) getting in to character to celebrate World Book Day.
