Wednesday 20th November was ‘World Children’s Day’ and marked the 30th birthday of the UN Convention for the Rights of the Child. In p5 we celebrated having children’s rights and being able to enjoy our rights by having cake!
DetailsP5 have been working with P14 this morning using microscopes in science learning about the different parts and how to use them.
Today, P15 engaged in an interactive workshop with a recovery worker and trainer from County Durham and Darlington Drug and Alcohol Service. They learned about the physical, social and psychological effects of drug and alcohol abuse, the difference between legal and illegal drugs, Class A, B and C drugs as well as investigating what drugs…
DetailsToday Year 11 went to Beamish Museum to find out about the career opportunities, work experience and job training the organisation could offer young people. Pupils discussed and experienced working in various roles within the museum such as; communications, costume and design, artifacts and buildings, community and animal care. Pupils were given a full experience…
DetailsPrimary and Secondary students took part in an Anti-bullying assembly today discussing how pupils, staff and parents/carers can work together to stamp out bullying for good. Pupils and staff also received awards for their odd sock day challenge on Tuesday. #antibullyingweek2019 #changestartswithus
Staff and students met this week with Police Community Support Officers Callum and Megan to say goodbye and thank you for all the support they have given to students over the last year. Good luck in your new job roles!
WOW, what an amazing morning!! The whole school took part in the Joe Wicks’ live stream of the ‘Big Morning Move’ to raise money for Children in Need. All students in Primary and Secondary thoroughly enjoyed the exercises and all had big smiles as well as being red and sweaty!! What a good start to…
DetailsP4 enjoyed a trip to the cinema as a reward for all of the hard work and effort at school last half term. It was a rainy day, but that didn’t spoil their fun. They were also proud to show off their odd socks in support of Anti-Bullying Week. Article 31: We all have…
DetailsAfter the half-term break we have been taking part in many different events. For remembrance day we organised a traveling shop that would come round the classes and sell poppy themed items. For anti-bullying week we are taking part in odd sock day.
Feeding families is a local charity set up to help those in need over Christmas who need a little bit of help putting food on the table during such an expensive time of year. As a school we are signed up to help a family in need and staff will be donating items to give…
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