Young Carers

Young carers are people aged between 5 and 18 years old who have a responsibility for looking after or helping someone else to look after a person who has a disability, a long term illness, mental health illness, Autism/ADHD or someone addicted to drugs or alcohol. That person could be your mum, dad, brother, sister, grandparent or even a close friend or neighbour.

Thursday 30th January is National Young Carers’ Day. We will be holding an assembly in school to raise awareness.

Here is the Young Carers New edition for 2019:

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Christmas Dinner

Everyone enjoyed a fantastic Christmas Dinner by our amazing Aspens staff. The food was delicious; it was enjoyed by both children and staff alike. The parsnips and roast potatoes stood out amongst a very competitive field as being particularly tasty! The presentation of the food area was excellent. As always, our Aspens staff go the extra mile to make the event extra special. Thank you!

Year 1 to the rescue!

This morning, the children came into the classroom to find they’d had a visit from ‘The Evil Pea’. He had caught all of Supertato’s vegetable friends and tied them up! Supertato was away on holiday so Year 1 were keen to help. They created their own Supertato characters, gave theme superpowers and helped to free the vegetables. They wrote some amazing sentences about their characters!

Celebration Assembly

It’s fantastic to see so many of our children using our school values in and out of school. Congratulations to all of our Stars of the Week and pupils receiving their Bronze Certificate.

Teamwork ♦ Respect ♦ Integrity ♦ Enjoyment ♦ Discipline

And, huge congratulations to Mr Kelley for all of your hard work and essay writing resulting in being awarded your Postgraduate Certificate In Special Educational Needs Coordination.

Athletics

This morning Year 6 took part in the Sports Hall Athletics Competition at the Xcel Centre. They were competing with three other local schools and faced some really tough competition. Our children came 2nd place overall which is a great achievement! Well done Year 6 for showing great teamwork, enjoyment and discipline and we couldn’t have been prouder of how you represented our school.

Election Day

Our three week election campaign ended on Thursday as the whole school voted for their party of choice. The children have really enjoyed learning about democracy, which is one of our British Values.

The votes were counted up at the end of the day and, with only two votes in it, the winning party was the Future Technicians. They will now present their ideas to staff on how to develop the school.

Here are our party leaders casting their votes:

 

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