As part of our continuing work to make sure that Great Rollright school is as inclusive, welcoming and friendly as possible, we decided it was time to train some ‘Anti-bullying Ambassadors’. The children in The Mountains Class were given some … Continued
Last week was National Anti-Bullying Week and this year the theme of the week was ‘United against Bullying’. At school, we started the week by encouraging everyone to wear odd socks to schools to celebrate our differences. We joined in … Continued
We are delighted that seven of our Year Six children were able to complete their ‘bikeability’ training this week. Bikeability teaches children to cycle safely and confidently on today’s roads (https://bikeability.dft.gov.uk/). It is a national standard set and monitored by … Continued
Here is this term’s curriculum newsletter for our whole school topic ‘Our Planet’. Curriculum Newsletter
Bookwagon Limited invites Great Rollright CE Primary School community to take advantage of a special discount of 10% and free delivery until 14th December when you purchase any books through our online, independent children’s bookstore. Just apply the coupon code … Continued
Last week, the 5th November was National Outdoor Classroom Day – a day designed to help us all remember that learning outside engages and excites children whatever their age. It’s importance in improving children’s’ health, wellbeing and happiness is well … Continued
As a school, we LOVE reading! We read to the children every day and celebrate it in school as much as possible. Last term, KS2 children completed a ‘reading for pleasure’ survey – see some of the key findings below! … Continued
Homework letter Aut2 2020 Task 1: Due Monday 16th November Task 1 Isaac Newtons Colour Experiments Fact Sheet Task 1 Isaac Newton – questions Task 2: Due Monday 30th November Task 2 Locating Mountains Task 3: Due Monday 14th December … Continued
Ks2 recently enjoyed an afternoon of outdoor learning. They completed the 100 Leaf Challenge as set by the artist James Brunt. We explored examples of the artwork he creates using natural resources, and particularly thought about his use of pattern … Continued
To finish off our topic, Mountains class have been writing up their non-chronological reports about Anglo-Saxons. They were given the creativity to present their work however they liked across a double-page spread in their English books. See what they’ve come … Continued