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Mr Reilly's Blog 

Mr Reilly's Blog

Harvest Festival

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Thank you to you all for your generous responses to our Harvest Festival celebration this week. Children from each class made a delightful contribution including:

Woodpecker Class - Harvest Song

Puffin Class - Harvest Poems

Kookaburra Class - Collage and Poem

Kingfisher Class - Thank You Cards

Robin Class - Prayers of Thanks

Eagle Class - Joint song with Parrot Class

Parrot Class - Joint song with Eagle Class

Reverend Simeon joined us and shared a message about being thankful. The whole occasion was a tremendous success. Thank you to Miss Denyer for her organisational role.

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Congratulations!

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We know children love to learn many different things in different ways. This is why we have developed our connected, topic based curriculum. Music is a strength within the school and as such, we have just received an award recognising our commitment to this important area of learning – The Music Mark of Recognition 2026- 2027. A special mention to Mrs Tatton as she co-ordinates this area of learning.

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Gardening Club

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All the hard work from the gardening club pupils is starting to pay off. Flowers are appearing in the front playground, onions and garlic are growing in the rear beds and the new shrubs along the main entrance are extremely welcoming. Well done to all 21 children for taking pride in their environment.

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Being Safe Online

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This week our assemblies have been focusing on staying safe when using technology. Clearly there are many benefits when using technology but unfortunately there is also a harmful side. Children have been made aware of the dangers of communicating with others via the internet as well as sharing personal information. Often problems arise when children have unsupervised access to phones, tablets and game consoles. If, as parents and carers, you become aware of issues relating to online safety or children falling out due to unguarded communication, please let a member of staff know. We also have a CEOP (child exploitation and protection command) button on the front of our school website where issues can be reported.

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Happy New Year

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Welcome back to school after a busy Christmas period – and Happy New Year!

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