Thank you for joining us today for our annual EYFS and KS1 sports day. The event was a huge success and the rain managed to stay away until lunctime.
A huge well done to Carmel, who won 100 points for their house by coming first in Sports Day.
Thank you,
Mrs Gurner
We are truly grateful for all of your uniform donations. Every night Mrs Nightingale restocks the clothes line and they are selling fast.
In assembly, we have discussed with the children about how cool it is to reuse and recycle- we hope that the school uniform shop will send out a clear message that they can make a difference to the world we live in.
Thank you,
The St Alban’s Eco Warriors!
Dear parents and carers,
When children have a proper break during playtime, they tend to perform better in their classes. With this in mind, we are constantly working on making playtimes more enjoyable for all our children.
We have noticed that many children express a keen interest in card games and swapping. If your child would like to take part in card games, then we kindly request that they read this letter.
In the upcoming weeks, we have planned various activities to enhance playtime for the children. Our focus will be on teaching them clapping songs such as “The Sailor Went to Sea, Sea, Sea,” as well as introducing games like French skipping and cat’s cradle. These activities aim to engage the children, promote social interaction, and provide them with a diverse range of play options.
Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs GurnerDear parents and carers,
When children have a proper break during playtime, they tend to perform better in their classes. With this in mind, we are constantly working on making playtimes more enjoyable for all our children.
We have noticed that many children express a keen interest in card games and swapping. If your child would like to take part in card games, then we kindly request that they read this letter.
In the upcoming weeks, we have planned various activities to enhance playtime for the children. Our focus will be on teaching them clapping songs such as “The Sailor Went to Sea, Sea, Sea,” as well as introducing games like French skipping and cat’s cradle. These activities aim to engage the children, promote social interaction, and provide them with a diverse range of play options.
Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs GurnerDear parents and carers,
When children have a proper break during playtime, they tend to perform better in their classes. With this in mind, we are constantly working on making playtimes more enjoyable for all our children.
We have noticed that many children express a keen interest in card games and swapping. If your child would like to take part in card games, then we kindly request that they read this letter.
In the upcoming weeks, we have planned various activities to enhance playtime for the children. Our focus will be on teaching them clapping songs such as “The Sailor Went to Sea, Sea, Sea,” as well as introducing games like French skipping and cat’s cradle. These activities aim to engage the children, promote social interaction, and provide them with a diverse range of play options.
Thank you for your continued support.
Mrs Gurner
Calling all bakers! If you would like to enter your child’s baked goods then either let Miss Nightingale know or just turn up on the day.
The event opens at 11am and judging will take place at 11:30am.
The cakes will then be sold to raise funds for the greenhouse.
There will be music by Mr Thompson and friends. Plants for sale and Gnomes to adopt.
Please come along to support this event.
Thank you
Miss Nightingale
Dear parents and carers,
The NEU have confirmed that further teacher strikes will take place on Wednesday 5th July and Friday 7th July.
Please find attached a letter confirming which classes will be closed on this day.
If you have any further questions then please contact school.
Thank you,
Mrs Gurner
Dear Parents and Carers,
I would like to express my gratitude to all the parents who attended our reading parents meeting this afternoon. It was wonderful to see such a strong turnout. During the session, we discussed the essential techniques for effectively listening to children read using RWInc books.
Today, I will share the notes from the meeting on Class Dojo, which include video links to further support your understanding. If you have any questions or require additional guidance, approach myself, Mrs. Whyman, or your child’s class teacher. We are all highly knowledgeable in the field of reading and are here to assist you.
For those who were unable to attend this meeting, please note that we will be rescheduling it during the Autumn Term. We believe this information is crucial for your involvement in your child’s reading progress, and we want to ensure that every parent has the opportunity to benefit from this session.
Warm regards,
Mrs Gurner
Nothing beats a primary school sports day!
It was a great event, and I want to congratulate House Jericho for their impressive achievement in coming 1st. Well done, Jericho! As a symbol of their victory, the George Felto Cup now proudly displays their colours in green. Additionally, Jericho has earned 100 points for their House.
We are very proud of all the children that competed in KS2 sports day and thank you to all the helpers.
EYFS and KS1 Sports Day is on Monday 3rd July. All school events can be found on our school calendar:https://wsap.academy/events/
I hope that you all have a lovely weekend.
Thank you
Mrs Gurner
I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who attended our music concert on Tuesday, June 13th. It was an inspiring event, showcasing the musical talents of our children.
Learning a musical instrument is a remarkable skill that requires dedication and discipline. Our young musicians have shown exceptional commitment, from mastering the art of reading music to coordinating their hands to play an instrument. We couldn’t be prouder of their achievements.
It takes courage for children to stand up individually and perform in front of such a large audience, especially their parents. Well done brave children!
If any parents captured a group photo of the musicians during the concert, we kindly request that you share a copy with the school office.
Once again, thank you for your support and for being a part of our wonderful music concert. We hope to make this an annual event.
Thank you,
Mrs Gurner
Today, Year 5 were lucky enough to have a visitor. Sabreena came to talk to us about her life. We asked lots of questions. We made links between the lives of Muslims and our own lives. We also thought about the Islamic Pillars.
There are many similarities between the lives of Muslims and the lives of Christians. Both believe in one God. Both believe in charity and both have Holy places they try to visit. Both pray, Muslims fast and Christians give up things for lent.
Thank you for visiting us today. We learned a great deal.