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Our Easter Service at church will be a highlight of our Easter celebrations this term.
In school, Lent began with Pancake Tuesday as the Nursery children enjoyed mixing up pancakes, running pancake races, watching Mrs Eaman flipping pancakes, and, of course, eating pancakes!
Over the next few weeks, we will be learning about the Easter story through collective worship and RE in school. All the children will visit the church to learn more about Easter from Rev Garry on Friday 22nd March, before we all join together for our Easter Service at the church, on Tuesday 26th March.
During the Easter Service, children from each class will present performances linked to aspects of the Easter story, and we will sing and worship together, with parents and carers invited too. We hope many parents and carers will be able to join us for this special occasion.
The children had a great day celebrating Chinese New Year. Unicorns class have been working on oriental artwork, numbers and stories, while Nursery and Team Dragon have role play Chinese cafes, dressing up, Chinese artwork, lanterns and snakes. The children have even been counting in Cantonese!
At lunchtime we shared a lovely Chinese meal together, with noodles, rice, chicken and beansprouts. As well as Mrs Shields' superb cooking, the children enjoyed opening Fortune Cookies and sharing prawn crackers, to the sound of Chinese music in the background.
Thank you to Mrs Shields and Mrs Lazenby for working so hard on the food preparation, and Mrs Harris and Mrs Addyman for their help in making this a very exciting and memorable meal.
Have a look at the photos in the Gallery!
Monday 21st January: Due to dangerous road conditions, school was closed on Monday. It is important to consider the safety of both staff and parents travelling by road to and from school, and unfortunately as the forecast was for conditions to worsen during the day, I took the decision to close. Text messages were sent to parents in the morning at 8am, and Stray FM and NYCC were also informed.
Owing to the road conditions, I also decided to inform Young Voices that we would be unable to attend Tuesday night's concert. I felt it too high a risk to take pupils out on the snowy and icy roads. I knew the children would be disappointed, because they have been working so hard to learn their words and practise their singing. However, the likelihood was that the concert could be cancelled anyway, as I expected many other schools to be in a similar position. The Manchester concert was postponed earlier in the week, so I was hopeful that the Sheffield concert would also be rearranged for another date.
Mr Phoenix.