School Council News:
On Tuesday, our KS2 School Council attended the Armistice Day service in Monkton Village. Although it was rainy and cold, the children stood with pride and showed respect throughout the entire service. They laid a wreath on the cenotaph and sung hymns beautifully. We even ended our trip with a well-deserved hot chocolate! Well done KS2 School Council.
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THIS SUNDAY AT EPPLETON
The Lasses continue their Barclays WSL2 campaign as they go head-to-head with Portsmouth on Sunday 9 November.
PLUS – you can still get 2 adults and 2 kids tickets for a price of just £22, that’s a whole tenner off!
This game will be part of Sunderland’s Heroes Week, celebrating and magnifying the amazing military history of the club. As this game will be taking place on Remembrance Sunday, this will be an extra special occasion.
 A chance to strengthen the promotion charge Fun for the whole family for just £22! Food & drink available from 1pmCan’t make it to this game? ALL of our home league games in 2025 are now available to book now via our website, as well as our Subway Women’s League Cup tie against Durham. You can also now purchase tickets for the Lasses’ trip to St James’ Park to play Newcastle on 16 November.
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Want to have your say? We have set up a new feedback form for fans to get in touch with us about their matchday experience, so if you’ve been to a game recently, please complete this form today, and you could be in with a chance of winning prizes for your club or school. This form will remain open for the duration of the 2025-26 season, so get in touch with us any time!
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We have had a very busy first week back! Using our maths skills, Sounds Write skills and being very creative. We have been looking at China and visiting our Chinese restaurant we created.
Today in our Learning Means the World lesson, we have been doing some computing. We have been looking at what algorithms are and how they work. We got into pairs and one person was a robot and the other was the instructor. We used directional language like “forwards and backwards” to give the robot an algorithm (a series of instructions). We also loved performing our algorithms for the camera!
Please welcome our new School Councilors and OPAL Ambassadors for 2025/2026!
We are so excited to get started on our super important jobs, such as supporting within OPAL and making vital decisions within school.
Our very first task is to create the decorations for our Halloween disco, how exciting!
I would also like to say a big thank you to last years school council team for all their hard work and determination. You were all amazing.
As part of the Four Seasons project, we carried out an investigation to answer ‘Do all trees change colour in Autumn?’ We went on an autumn walk, observing and collected various autumnal objects. We discovered that some trees are deciduous and some are evergreen. We also learnt that some birds migratre south for the warmer weather.
With the things we collected along the way, we created some artwork inspired by Richard Shilling. We are really proud of our creations!
