The PTFA organised a Colour Run event yesterday to raise funds for Vinnie's bionic arm and help fund the restoration of the hall floor for school. The weather was a mixed bag: with heavy showers interspersed by bright sunshine, this meant we didn't need to soak all runners after their warm up, which really disappointed Mr Culshaw - who was standing by with a hose! Miss Robson led a vigorous workout to get everyone ready and then we set off. The PTFA volunteers and school staff were armed with paint shakers and powerful water guns and had an absolute ball targeting everyone. It was lovely to see so many families running together, having fun and raising so much sponsorship money for the two worthwhile causes. Have a look at the photographs - they definitely capture the fun we all had. A massive well done to the PTFA, who organised such a fabulous fundraiser and to all the staff and volunteers, who supported the event. Special thanks to all our runners and sponsors, who made the event truly memorable. 

Year 5 have organized a 'One Handed Day' to fundraise for a crowdfunding event for Vinnie, a pupil in their class who was born with a limb difference and is hoping to get fitted with a bionic hand. In order for our children to experience the many challenges that Vinnie overcomes on a regular basis, Vinnie and his class have designed some tricky tasks for the children to complete 'one handed'. Every class have taken part and the children were really surprised at how difficult tasks can be without the use of both hands. Vinnie, who was running one of the games at the time, said that he is really excited that everyone is learning about the challenges and having a lot of fun. He hopes that we get plenty of sponsorship money in so that he can raise enough money for this much needed bionic hand. Well done Vinnie, Mrs Jones and Year 5 for such a great idea and wonderful effort to support this fantastic fundraiser. 

We were delighted to invite Konflux Theatre group into school to deliver a series of recycling workshops to Year 2, 3 4 and 5 today. The workshop was entitled: 'What goes around comes around' and was teaching the children about how to recycle and protect our planet. Our children thoroughly enjoyed all the activities and amazed our visitor with their enthusiasm and passion for looking after God's creation. He reported that he was very impressed with their knowledge and commitment to protect their environment through walking to school to cut pollution and congestion; reducing waste and recycling. Here are some photographs of our Year 2 class enjoying the session.