Ex Pupils Visit – Sporting Achievement

We had a visit from Jess and Niamh, who are both in Year 8 at Bridgnorth Endowed School, who came to talk to Class 3 and 4 about sporting opportunities available at Bridgnorth Endowed School (curriculum and extra-curricular) but also about their achievements in local sporting clubs.

Niamh is a Shropshire County netball player, amongst other sporting achievements, and is looking forwards to a netball team trip to Italy in the near future, and Jess was scouted for Bridgnorth Girls’ Football team.  We are very proud of their achievements and hopefully they will have inspired some of our pupils to have a go at some different sports out of school, and show them what they can achieve if they put their minds and best efforts to play.  Thanks you Jess and Niamh for coming back and sharing your successes with us!

Care Home Visit

Our Brown Clee Buddies enjoyed another visit to Ditton Priors Care Home to read to the residents and enjoy sharing a chat and a smile.  The residents really look forwards to our visits – Roland and Joan are always waiting for us looking out of the window!

Thought for today!

Today we have started to share this book with the children…all about a Boy who met a Mole, then a Fox and a Horse. We are using the beautiful pages as thought provoking discussions.

 

 

 

 

Today’s thought was the first page…

 

Cough Lozenges/Sweets

We are aware that there are a lot of bugs involving coughs and sore throats around at the moment, but would like to remind parents that if they wish their child to have any medication, it needs to be handed in at reception and the appropriate paperwork completed.  This also includes cough lozenges which have specific dosages.

With regards to cough sweets, such as Soothers etc, we would kindly request that these are not sent in with children.

Our School Prayer

So proud of all our children who have created a school prayer through shared discussion about what prayer is, and what we want for our school.

Folk Whistle Lessons

Class 4 have begun their folk whistle lessons today as part of their curriculum learning.  The children are being taught by the Shropshire Music Service, and as part of the learning they will be borrowing a Folk Whistle. They can take these home and borrow them for the term in order to practice. We do ask that they are taken care of as they will need to be returned at the end of term to be returned to the Shropshire Music Service.

Carriage Resurfacing work – Station Road

 

We have received notification regarding some road resurfacing works as per the letter attached.

Brown Clee Buddies first Care Home visit of 2020!

Henry and Lewis joined Maisie and Bebe as the Brown Clee Buddy team who go up to Ditton Priors Care Home each week to read stories and share a chat.  The residents really welcomed them back after the 2 week holiday!