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Published 13/11/25
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Read MoreNutrition Matters
Published 13/11/25At BFHA, we know how important good nutrition is - and how exciting it can be to explore new tastes! Last week, our friends from Vertas, our school meals provider, visited to teach our children all about the seasonal foods and how we carefully select our school meals menu.
Read MoreRemembrance Service
Published 12/11/25We are so proud of all our children today as they joined together to observe the two minutes' silence and pay their respects to those who have served our country. Our year 6 children gave a wonderful performance of William Walker's poem.
Read MoreF1 Remembrance
Published 12/11/25Our F1 children also enjoyed learning about the meaning behind the poppy and why we wear it to remember and honour those who have served.
Read MoreSanta needs your help!
Published 09/11/25In preparation for Christmas, the elves at BFHA need your help!!
We are looking for donations of:
Chocolate selection boxes Christmas wrapping paper Teddies / Cuddly toys Any bottled items (drinks/shampoos/sauces etc)Tombola prizesRaffle PrizesPlease hand any donations to the school office or any member of school staff.
Also, if anyone has any contacts or knows of anywhere we can get a donation for a real Christmas tree, then please speak to the school office.
Thank you for your continued support.
Read MoreBFHA Firework Event
Published 05/11/25
Thank You, Bilsthorpe Family! What an incredible evening at our Fireworks Night!
The display was amazing, and it was wonderful to see so many smiles and laughter from our children and families — truly an evening to remember.A huge thank you to everyone who came along to support our school. This event wouldn’t have been possible without the hard work and dedication of my incredible staff team
And a special mention to a certain parent helper — you know who you are!
Read MoreF2 - Remembrance Day
Published 04/11/25To commence the Remembrance Day celebrations, Mr. Martwich spent the morning with the F2 class exploring Army memorabilia and discussing the significance of the poppy. He then accompanied the children outside, where he provided a demonstration on how to march correctly, fostering respect and understanding for this important tradition
Read MoreMrs Camish's Restaurant
Published 17/10/25Look at these superstars earning their seat in the Headteacher’s Restaurant!
Always a joy spending my Friday lunchtime with such amazing children!
Bookings are now open for next half term — who will grab a table next?
Read MorePumpkin Judging Fun in EYFS
Published 16/10/25
Pumpkin Judging Fun in EYFS! Miss Rose and I visited EYFS this afternoon and took our pumpkin judging duties very seriously!
We have such amazing children and families — the creativity and effort that went into every pumpkin was fantastic.
Well done, everyone!
Read MoreYear 5 Class Assembly
Published 16/10/25
A big well done to Miss Key and our wonderful Year 5 class! They delivered a fantastic Class Assembly on the Anglo-Saxons today — full of confidence, enthusiasm, and brilliant history knowledge!
It was so lovely to have our parents join us in the audience — thank you for coming to support the children.
Read MoreBFHA Boys Football Team
Published 13/10/25🏆⚽ What a Match! ⚽🏆
A huge congratulations to our BFHA Boys Football Team for an incredible 4–2 victory in today’s match! 🙌🔥
The boys showed amazing teamwork, determination, and skill from start to finish — proving once again that hard work pays off! 💪⚽
👏 Big shoutout to the players, Mr Poxon, Mr Topliss and supporters who made this win possible. The energy on and off the field was unbeatable! 💙💛
#BFHA #TeamSpirit #WinningMindset #FootballChampions #ProudMoment
Read MoreHalloween Fun in F2
Published 13/10/25This morning, F2 had an exciting time exploring our Halloween-themed provision! The children were fascinated by the pumpkins, taking a close look at the seeds inside and engaging their curiosity and investigative skills.
They also had the opportunity to develop their fine motor skills by using hammers to gently tap golf tees into the pumpkins — a fun and safe way to strengthen hand-eye coordination.
Creativity was in full swing as the children created beautiful pumpkin prints, experimenting with paint and texture. To top it all off, many children embraced the Halloween spirit by dressing up in spooky and fun costumes!
A fantastic, hands-on morning full of learning, laughter, and Halloween magic!
