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Mrs H J Gladstone: Head Teacher

I am pleased to introduce you to our school weblog.

This fantastic tool now means that you will be able to keep up to date with events in our school 24/7!!!

By regularly visiting our site you can keep up to date with events and activities happening at school, be it sporting achievements, photos from class visits or school news updates. The site will be regularly updated and I encourage you to add your comments so we can enter into a genuine dialogue using this latest web technology.

So please add this site to your “favourites” list and we hope to see you again soon!

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May 16, 2008

Robot Challenge

Recently, a team of four Year 5 pupils took part in a Robotics competition at Heworth Grange CLC. Using computer software they had to programme a Lego robot to complete six challenges. These included making it complete manoeuvring tasks, play 6-pin bowling, play bowls and park within a garage!! A great time was had by all with the team coming second, winning a Lego robot for the school and memory sticks for themselves. Well done Emma, Elizabeth, Dylan and Megan.

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Categories: Year 5

Super Year 3/4 Just Miss Out!!

The Year 3/4 football team completed their season as well deserved runners up in the Durham FA Knockout Cup, a competition that started with 64 teams. The final on Wednesday in Chester-le-Street involved Castletown (Sunderland), Lumley (Chester-le-Street) and Seaham (Peterlee) alongside us. The team got off to a slow start loosing 3-1 to eventual winners Seaham with an own goal getting us on the score sheet. The team raised their game after that with a 1-0 win over Lumley curtesy of an Aaran Sutton header he didn’t know too much about!! The final game against Castletown produced the best performance and a 3-1 win, with a goal from Aaran again and 2 from Lewis McNall. An excellent season from all involved and a well deserved final result. Well done!!!!

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Categories: Sport

Champions!!!

Congratulations to the Year 5 football team who jointly won the Felling Schools FA knockout cup on Thursday at Gateshead Stadium. After qualifying for the final way back in October the squad finally got the chance to compete against South Street, Wardley and Harlow Green. On a day of very few goals and four evenly matched teams it was always going to be close, and so it proved with just 3 goals scored in the 6 matches. After a winning start against South Street with Cameron Howell getting the goal, two 0-0 draws followed in close games containing lots of good football. It led to a nervous finish, as per usual, with nothing to separate ourselves and Wardley. Congratulations to all involved and hopefully more success will follow next season.

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Categories: Sport

May 12, 2008

9th May Newsletter

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May 1, 2008

Stunning Fightback Secures Final Place

The year 3/4 football team reached the final of the Durham County Cup on Tuesday after a stunning comeback in their final match to top their group. They lined up alongside Colegate, Ousten from Durham and Rickleton in Washington in what was a tough semi final draw.
The first game was a fairly comfortable 3-1 win over Colegate, although it is fair to say that we didn’t play as well as we can. Aaran Sutton, Nick Hall and Lewis McNall with the goals. Next up was Ousten. Twice they took the lead and twice we fought back to grab a well earned 2-2 draw. A screamer of a volley and an own goal helping us on our way.
In the final game we were to play Rickleton, knowing that only a win would get us through. We had improved as a team as the tournament went on and this was by far the best performance. But despite passing the ball well, tackling hard and running their little heart out Rickleton still went in 1-0 up at half time. The second half was a different story and we were soon back on level terms when a Lewis McNall shot was deflected into the net. With a minute to go Aaran Sutton grabbed a winner that only just crossed the line after bouncing off the bar. The last few seconds really dragged but eventually the final whistle went and the final place was booked.

Well done to all – Jamie, Carl, Kieran, Kieran, Nick, Aaran, Megan, Callum and Lewis

The Final will Be played at Red Rose Primary School, County Durham, On Tuesday 13th May.

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Categories: Sport

April 28, 2008

Holiday form

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Behaviour Booklet

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well done to all of the art club!!!
• Rachel:
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i think that we should call the cat bobby
• Arran Christopher Sutton:
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lamesley is great there is lots of exiting activities to do it's great
• Arran Christopher Sutton:
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I think it will take 2000.90 hours to get there in a ferrari
• Arran Christopher Sutton:
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I had a good time so I think everybody else did bacause it was great working with the artist in artc
• Blake:
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well done on getting through to the final!! hope we win it!! spell arrans name right please hehe it
• Jack Sutton:
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I think all the teachers are nice
• william fletcher:
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• william fletcher:
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I think oakey is a good name for the school cat as it was found at oakfield,or minty as it has a w
• KJR FROM 5B.:
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I think oakey is a good name for the school cat as it was found at oakfield,or minty as it has a w
• KJR FROM 5B.:
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it is verry eye cathing
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it took a long time to do it we put lots of efort it was fun
• aaron smith yr3t:
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it took a long time to do it we put lots of efort it was fun
• aaron smith yr3t:
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Good Luck!
• Hannah:
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Good Luck!
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• keira 6G:
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great story nina it was magnifient well done!!!!
• chloe hood 3t:
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• olivia and chloe:
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good music and a good choice of doing something like it was brilleant and a big well done to you!!!!
• CHLOE 3t:
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