We have some new additions to Reception! We have frog spawn. We have been observing the changes to our frogspawn and we now have some tadpoles! We have written captions, discussed the lifecycle of a frog, labelled it and used frogs for number bonds of 10 in our maths
Dear Community,
Smile Through Sport are a North East based disability sport charity. They are excited to be promoting their Easter holiday activity sessions for children and young people with SEND.
Sessions will take place in Cramlington, Newcastle, Newton Aycliffe, Peterlee and Stanley and will be fun, engaging and interactive providing a wide range of fun activities, sports and games, adapted for all disabilities. Siblings are welcome to attend too!

https://smilethroughsport.com/
Find out more about the charity and the great work that they do, or book a place on an event using the information on the flyer or by clicking on the link above.
We have had a fantastic World Book Day! We had a Golden Ticket hunt and found so many tickets. We drew the ‘Enormous Crocodile’ and then played some amazing Roald Dahl games!
Dear Community,
On Wednesday March 20th 10am- 3pm, Witherslack Group are hosting a free virtual conference: ‘Celebrating, Embracing and Empowering Our Children’ for parents and carers of neurodiverse children and young people.
Please click the link below and complete the form if you are interested in attending.
Please note that this is a virtual conference and therefore ‘online’ and not face-to-face.
https://pages.witherslackgroup.co.uk/virtual-conf-spring24
Take care
Jo Donkin
SENDCo

Please click on the link to read about our amazing yoga day.
As part of our Learning Means the World Theme ‘Help is At Hand’, we have been looking at the Emergency Services and the important jobs that they do to help us. We have been very fortunate to have 2 parents come into school this week and talk about their job within the emergency services. Oliver’s dad works for the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Sterling’s mum works in Accident and Emergency in a hospital. They both support the Police, Ambulance and Fire Services in their roles. The children asked lots of questions about their jobs and found out some wonderful information. They even got a chance to role play with some of the things that were brought in.