Trees and Teachers!!!
3 Ash - Miss Tully
3 Elm - Miss Batey
4 Beech - Miss Collins & Mrs Robson
4 Pine - Mr Raine
5 Maple - Mr P Thompson
5 Willow - Mr M Thompson ( Deputy Head)
6 Cedar - Mrs Simpson ( Senior Teacher)
6 Birch - Mrs Davidson

3 Ash - Miss Tully
3 Elm - Miss Batey
4 Beech - Miss Collins & Mrs Robson
4 Pine - Mr Raine
5 Maple - Mr P Thompson
5 Willow - Mr M Thompson ( Deputy Head)
6 Cedar - Mrs Simpson ( Senior Teacher)
6 Birch - Mrs Davidson
Mr Thompson works in Year 5. We think he is great as he helps our other Mr Thompson with football practises and tournaments. He also runs a gardening club, which we really enjoy. Mr Thompson is great.

What the children say...
Mrs McCormack has long blonde hair. She is a cheerful, caring, friendly and funny person. Mrs McCormack is a really nice teacher to have because she always smiles. She is absolutely monkey mad and has toy monkeys in the classroom. Mrs McCormack works us hard but it’s always for a good reason and always helps us if we are stuck. She is firm and keeps us on the right track and if we do, she gives out lots of stamps and merits. She is fast on the computer and knows everything about them. Mrs McCormack is known as the best teacher that ever lived, by her class.
What the children say...
Ms Sadler is kind and helpful. She is a first aider and will look after you if you are hurt. She has green eyes and has a good personality because you can have a laugh with her. She is always around school to help people. Ms Sadler works with children in class to help them with their lessons.


What the children...
Ms Collins is a nice teacher because she always makes us laugh. She is in charge of most sports in the school and we have fun PE lessons with her. She trains people for tournaments such as rugby and cross country, which she is great at. Ms Collins has a good range of talents, which helps us in lots of different ways. She is a good role model to follow.

What the children say...
Mr Raine is the best teacher in the world. He helps us when we are stuck and tells us how to improve. If we do not understand a task he does not send us to our tables until we have some ideas. We think Mr Raine is a very exciting teacher. Sometimes he plays musical instruments for us that we have never heard before, like a didgeridoo. He also shows us new books. He is kind and keeps us safe, like when there is a fire drill he takes us straight outside. We know all the rules to help keep us and others safe. Mr Raine gives us lots of merits and rewards for trying our best. Mr Raine really is the number 1 teacher!
Hello to all of our new year 3 children and parents!
Our names are Mrs D Simpson (3S) and Miss R Tully (3T). The new year 3 children have now spent 5 weeks in the junior school. They have all settled in well and are now fully fledged junior school children!!!
Both Miss Tully and I would like to thank all the parents who came to our Harvest Festival last week. The year 3 children did really well and led the whole school in a fantastic performance. Well done and thank you children. (Photographs to follow).
Thank you to those parents who were able to attend the year 3 induction meetings they were very useful!
We look forward to meeting with all parents on Thursday 11th October for parents' evening.

We always have healthy meals, thanks to our wonderful cooks!

What the children say...
Mrs Halford is great and stylish. She is kind and clever. She helps children to do neat writing and be very clever. She helps us to recognise ‘b and d’ and get better with our spellings.
Mrs Mather works in Year 3, she supports both in class and takes out small groups to work with children on key spellings.
Alanah Scott said, " Mrs Mather is very nice because she helped me with my writing."
Kieron Smith said, "Mrs Mather helped me with my spellings and I really liked working with her ."
Georgina in Year 4 said, " Mrs Mather is caring and kind because when we are hurt she helps us onto the bridge to see a first aider."
Mrs Mitchell works in Year 5 and on some afternoons she supports in class and takes out small groups to work on key Literacy and Numeracy skills.
Mrs Mitchell is kind and polite. She helps both teachers and children. In the morning when we see her she always cheers you up and has blonde hair.

What the children say...
Mrs Noble has blonde, short hair and wears glasses. She normally wears skirts. She is our school office manager and works in the school office. She is very important because she looks after school dinner money, writes important letters and organises trips for us to go on.

What the children say...
Mrs Routledge is a first aider and also our school admin officer. She is usually in the office and has two children. She helps to keep us all organised and is always ready to help. She helps with choir and gymnastics.

What the children say...
Mrs Gladstone is kind, helpful and funny but can be strict. She has brown hair and hazel eyes and normally wears suits. Mrs Gladstone has a good sense of humour and listens to what you have to say. She holds competitions and has good rules. She always makes sure we are safe. Mrs Gladstone is very good at gymnastics and dance and organises many fun things for school.

Mrs Blenkiron
Mrs Hood


Hello my name is Sarah McKitterick and I am a school nurse based in your school. I am additional to the school nurse who will already do some work in your school. The government are keen to develop the role of a school nurse and have a nurse who is known and accessible to children and parents. So that is why I am here! I can provide general information, advice and support about a range of health issues such as diet and nutrition, emotional wellbeing, puberty, smoking and about where to get further help and advice. I also do work in classes around these issues. I look forward to meeting you.
Next drop in November 13th
12:15-12:45 for pupils
3:15-3:45 for parents

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Mr Barker- Woodwind
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