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It is that time of year again where we get to take our own canoes and Mr Parker out to learn all about team work, water safety and get fit too.  It is also wonderful to spend time in nature surrounded by birds and peacefulness.

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Friday was a busy day for the children, they sat beautifully to watch the story of ‘We’re going on a bear hunt’ 🐻 🎒 Miss Rush used BSL to help the children to develop their communication skills. In the afternoon the children got to spend time on the balance bikes again, a fantastic way to strengthen their core muscles and extremely fun! 🤩 We hope you’ve enjoyed your bank holiday weekend and look forward to seeing the children for more fun this week ☺️

Let's celebrate the wonderful differences we all have in this week's bedtime story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6NAsJGH_8M

Free conference for parents and carers of children from pre-school to the age of 8 with additional needs.Digital Version - Including Early Years Parent Conference Leaflet 2026 (002)

This morning in Worksop Cemetery Year 5 installed 67 photographs of military veterans, and 1 photograph of a Civilian killed in an air raid and honoured by the CWGC. The Chairman of Bassetlaw Council, Tony Eaton was also there to support. Thank you to our parent volunteers.

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A huge thank you to everyone that visited our school book fair before half term. We raised a fantastic £185.06 to spend on new books for our school library 📚 Thank you for your continued support.

As the sun begins to shine, many of us start to think about Summer Holidays. As you know, the rules about Attendance changed. If you book a holiday that departs before the end of term, even if there are teacher training days / INSET days, these can be counted towards a penalty notice. Please see the attached poster and pop along to see me or arrange a telephone appointment so we can talk through any questions or worries about attendance. On behalf of the children, thank you for keeping everyone learning, included and safe by making sure children attend every day.

Week 3 of celebrating Eastertide: I loved seeing the cards that you sent in. If you forgot, don't worry you still have time. Ways to celebrate this week: Collect pebbles / stones and paint them to look like Easter eggs or flowers. You could hide them in a local park for someone else to find. Make your own Eastertide prayer, each person says something they are thankful for Use the rosary you made in October to share a prayer together