Rowing Team

Well done to the Year 5 and 6 children who took part in a Rugby Schools rowing competition on Friday afternoon at Harris High School. We didn't win but all the children took part with real enthusiasm and commitment!

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We are planning to start re-using our School Blog again to keep parents up to date about all the things that are happening at Wolston St Margaret's C of E Primary School. We hope that you will enjoy reading about the life of the School and looking at the photographs as well.

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Spring Term 2014

 

 

Last term continued to be busy at Wolston St Margaret's. See the photographs below from some of the events that took place.

 

Children and staff dressed up for World Book Day:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The children wore some wonderful hats for the Easter Bonnet Parade:

 

 

 

 

Nursery and Reception enjoyed their egg rolling at the end of term:

 

 

 

 

We also had a visit from Basil Bear from County Catering Service who served our competition winners, Arbi and Rhys, their school dinner.

 

 

 

BASKETBALL

A huge 'WELL DONE' to our basketball team who won a local tournament on Saturday. With two wins and a draw they came top of the league. The whole team played brilliantly and scored some excellent baskets. Thank you to all the mums and dads who came along to cheer them on!

Christmas Party Day

The children (and staff) had great fun today celebrating Christmas in style with Party Day!

 

 

CHILDREN IN NEED

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR YOUR GENEROSITY FOR CHILDREN IN NEED.

THE CHILDREN HAVE LOOKED GREAT DRESSED IN ALL THEIR SPOTS TODAY AND WE HAVE RAISED LOTS OF MONEY FOR A VERY WORTHWHILE CAUSE - OVER £410!!!

 

 

Drama Day - The Tempest

We were very fortunate today to have a visit from Tony Turner, an experienced actor, and Ray Speakman, an educational consultant, to work with some of our Key Stage 2 children to develop their drama skills. The day was based around Shakespeare's play, The Tempest, and the children were introduced to two key characters - Caliban and Arial. They also used their voices and bodies to create the noise of the storm that happens at the beginning of the play.

 

The children had a great day and gave some very positive feedback about their work. Over the next few weeks they use The Tempest as the basis for their learning in their classes.