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Our celebrations for World Book Day have included: quizzes, our parent sharing assembly and some amazing story ‘mashups’! Articles: 13, 28, 29  

“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free”… Today Front Street celebrated World Book Day and our theme was You Choose. The children came to school dressed in an outfit/costume of their choice. Reception have based their learning today around the book ‘You Choose In Space’. The staf

A HUGE well done to our children who celebrated another year of Sign2sing by performing ‘What a Wonderful World’ together. As a Rights Respecting School we continue to promote children’s rights through the UNCRC and Unicef and aim to become change-makers in our wonderful world 🌎 ❤️ 🎶

Today ten children from Reception took part in the into space multi-sport festival at Gateshead Leisure Centre. This was a sporting event ran by the School Sports Partnership where lots of other schools attended too! During the afternoon we enjoyed lots of different sport stations based around space

Year 4 visited the Discovery Museum to explore electrical circuits. Their science knowledge was put to the test.. and they passed!! Articles: 28,29  

Over the last two weeks, Year 4 have worked in teams to design and make a potato character. The emphasis  has been on working collaboratively. Their final product looked remarkably like their original designs. Take a look! Articles: 13, 28, 31

All schools in Gateshead were given an Angel to celebrate 25 years since the statue became part of our landscape. The children have been asked to take the Angel on adventures. This weekend Olive from 1M took it to see the sights of where we live. You can follow the adventures of all the angels on In

Today we had a workshop with big foot education. We learnt all about how we can keep ourselves safe on line with 5 simple cyber smart rules.

We have celebrated the end of Children’ Mental Health week by having an ‘inside out’ day. The children and staff wore their jumpers, cardigans and in some cases their socks inside out to mark the importance of sharing our emotions. Lots of lovely activities and discussions have taken place th

This week we have discussed the theme of this year’s Children’s Mental Health Week ‘Let’s Connect’ in our assemblies led by staff and children. We have discussed the importance of feeling connected and how and who they might do this with. Our recently trained Mental Health Ambassadors ( see photos)�