Following our recent inspection with Ofsted, we are delighted to share with you our report. A huge well done to our pupils, staff and school community. Proud to be part of Team Bilsthorpe! https://files.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/50257341
Year 6 have enjoyed launching their 'Is conflict ever justified?' enquiry! They experienced life in the trenches then used the experience to influence their diary writing.
To launch their enquiry, Year 5 have baked bread following an Anglo-Saxon recipe.
Foundation Stage 2 read 'The BFG' and created their vert own dream jars.
The children had a fantastic day getting a little taste of the Punjab from our Bhangra workshop. Our leader, Vijay broke the dance into manageable chunks before helping us put it altogether into a brilliant Bhangra dance. The children learnt about the origins of the dance and its significance within the Indian culture.
Yesterday our Pre-school, F1 and F2 children participated in their annual sports day. It was a fabulous event, the children had smiles on their faces, and it was great to see so many parents there to support. Thank you to Miss Felton for organising the event.
The children in Year 6 visited Vicars Water to take part in the '999' emergency awareness event. During the visit, they learnt all about fire safety, water safety, recycling, first aid, car safety and even participated in some role playing with the police.
This morning marked the first of our family breakfasts to celebrate the special people in our children lives.
Year 5 and 6 children participated in the lighthouse project this week. They were great at stitching and demonstrated excellent patience when threading the needles. These felt circles will be used to form part of the lighthouse.
We have an exciting opportunity for a CLASS TEACHER, SCHOOL BUSINESS LEAD and LUNCHTIME PLAYLEADER!
Well done to all our reading prize winners who have read double the amount expected of them this half-term - Go Team Bilsthorpe!
What a great morning the children have had. The children that reached 24 reads this half-term enjoyed a morning in our Forest Schools area. The children used the open fire to toast marshmallows and create their very own s'mores. The next half term treat will be discussed with the children and announced on our return to school. Keep up with the reading team as every read counts (even over half-term)
