Odd Socks for Downs Syndrome
To celebrate our diverse and unique school, children in P2 have been learning about Downs Syndrome. We decorated our own odd socks and watched an animation which promoted how amazing our differences can be.
KS3 Girls Football
Our girls football team attended Walker Dome Activity Centre on Wednesday. Newcastle United run a league every year and Croft enter 2 teams. We are currently top of the league with another school close behind!! We didn’t lose a single game on Wednesday and our girls made Croft very proud indeed, representing the school with…
Easter Fayre – March 2019
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P5 World Book Day Fun
What an exciting time we all had celebrating World Book Day. We loved getting dressed up and sharing our favourite books. We discussed our favourite book characters and enjoyed sharing stories with our parents and carers. We went to a book swap where we exchanged books with each other. We had such a fun day!
P5 Observational Drawing
In Art, P5 looked carefully at the linear patterns of natural objects. We studied wood, feathers, onions and shells. The patterns were fascinating and we used our pencil skills to draw what we could see, we were really happy with the results. .
P10 Police Visit
P10 had a visit from two Police officers today to discuss how crime is dealt with in the community and how young people can work with the police to keep their community safe.
When some wizards, Dorothy, a hungry caterpillar and the world’s worst children arrived in P3
P3 enjoyed dressing up and writing about their favourite characters for world book day. P3 have been reading ‘The World’s Worst Children’ by David Walliams and some of the characters from the story even made an appearance. Great afternoon had by all.
World Book Day
We had an amazing time celebrating World Book Day. P2 invited parents to join the festivities. We read together and used a range of materials to create pictures of our favourite characters. We even took part in a book swap, exchanging books we had read with other children in primary.
Launch of Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Dear Parents / Carers With your help and support we are planning to form a Parent, Teacher Association which we hope will play a central role in developing stronger links between our staff and parents / carers and in the process raise money to help fund new projects within school. All parents / carers with…