Y6 - BSL
Year 6 have been developing their communication skills by learning key word actions and the alphabet in British Sign Language (BSL).
Year 6 have been developing their communication skills by learning key word actions and the alphabet in British Sign Language (BSL).
National Teaching Assistant's Day! We have an amazing group of TA's here at Bilsthorpe Flying High Academy! Your dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your tireless work, your compassion and your commitment to our school and the wider community. A massive thank you today and everyday from Team Bilsthorpe.
📣 Holiday Activities and Food programme – Sign Up Now! 🎉
We’re excited to announce our holiday activities running during the upcoming half term break! 🌞
Places are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment!
We look forward to welcoming your child for a few days of fun, friendship, and creativity!
🎉☕ Macmillan Coffee Morning Success! ☕🎉
We are delighted to share that together we raised a whopping £664.10 at our Macmillan Coffee Morning! 💚
✨ The proceeds from the raffle, face painting, and ‘Guess the Sweets in the Jar’ came to £363.10, which has been donated to The Brain Tumour Charity.
✨ The remaining £301 came from the wonderful cake donations, and this will be sent to Macmillan Cancer Support.
A huge thank you to everyone for your kindness, support, and generosity – we couldn’t have done it without you! 🧁🌍💖
Ukulele strumming, jungle animal moves in EYFS, big enquiry questions and exciting maths with LBQ!
Join us on Friday 3rd October 2025 and Saturday 4th October 2025
📚✨ Reading Volunteers Needed! ✨📚
We all know that reading opens the door to the world, and we want to give our children a rich diet of books and stories. 💙
If you have a spare hour and would like to help us make a difference, we’d love to have you join as a reading volunteer!
👉 Please pop in and see Mrs. Camish if you’re interested or message on Dojo!
Together, we can help foster a lifelong love of reading! 🌟
👋 Meet the Teacher
Thanks to everyone who came along to our Meet the Teacher session this week! It was lovely to see so many of you. 💙
If you weren’t able to make it, don’t worry — your child’s teacher will be in touch to arrange another time. We’d love for everyone to have the chance to hear about the year ahead and ask any questions.
Remember, we’re always around on the playground before and after school if you’d like a quick chat. 😊
Your School Needs You!
We are looking to recruit Lunchtime Play Leaders. If you are interested then please follow the link below to our recruitment page and complete the application form.
https://mynewterm.com/jobs/142091/EDV-2025-BFHA-68287
🌟 It all starts in EYFS! 🌟
Look at our youngest children — our future leaders — proudly modelling our school rules. 💫
Strong foundations today = a sustainable future tomorrow. 🌱✨
#FutureLeaders #StrongFoundations #EYFS #SchoolCommunity
Big shout-out to our very own Mrs Pitts for absolutely crushing the Amphibian Swim this weekend! 💪🏊♂️🏃♂️
That’s a 1km swim around a lake + 100m run, repeated 5 times — pure grit and endurance. She not only finished strong but came in 2nd place overall! 🥈
She says she loves the challenge every time, but this year it took real determination to push through that final lap. Incredible effort and such an inspiring example of perseverance for all of us 👏🔥
#AmphibianSwim #Endurance #Inspiration
Dear Parents/Carers,
We would like to take this opportunity to remind our school community about safer driving and parking as we have received a number of complaints.
We know that most people do want to do the right thing and drive safely and responsibly. We therefore request that you adhere to the following when parking, dropping off or collecting children from school:
• Keep the School ‘Keep Clear’ marking (zig-zags), yellow lines and the school entrance clear at all times
• Ensure pavements, driveways and pedestrian access points are not blocked
• Ensure emergency vehicles would be able to get past if needed
• Do not park opposite or within 10 metres of a junction
• Turn off your engine when parked – engines left idling contribute to air pollution
• Behave in a manner than is respectful towards others – including pedestrians and local residents
• Park further away from school if at all possible
Drivers committing offences place themselves at risk of being prosecuted/ issued with tickets by council wardens and or the police, we regularly request the CCTV vehicle from Nottinghamshire County Council to monitor parking around our school. Inconsiderate and dangerous parking outside schools puts lives at risk.
Please help us to keep our school community safe and make the school run less stressful and far safer for everyone.
Best wishes,
The School Office Team