18 Jul

Year 6’s last day

Year 6 had a lovely last day at Scotforth School. They spent the morning having their shirts signed by the younger children and spent time with their Y1 buddies (including a game of duck, duck, goose). They spent dinner staff set out a special table for them to eat their lunch, then in the…

16 Jul

Scotforth Pizza

Scotforth Pizza was open for business this afternoon! We designed and created fun, healthy pizzas. 
 

11 Jul

Wheelchair basketball

This morning, we had the chance to play wheelchair basketball. It was great fun!

11 Jul

Year 1 Wheelchair Basketball

We had a fun time with Sean and John when they taught us basketball. 

11 Jul

Y6 Wheelchair basketball experience

Year 6 had their final experience of wheelchair basketball today.

10 Jul

Y6 crown green bowling

Year 6 enjoyed a sunny afternoon of crown green bowling today. We practised the skills we have learnt over the last few years to compete against each other and coach Dan.

10 Jul

Martin Mere

We had so much fun yesterday visiting Martin Mere. We followed a map, we saw lots of birds and we had lots of fun in the splay/play park. 

9 Jul

Martin Mere 2025

What an exciting day. We saw lots of different birds including flamingos. Our favourite parts of the day were the stepping stones and the splash play area. We enjoyed our journey.

9 Jul

The Tempest - end of year production

Year 6 performed their play - The Tempest by William Shakespeare - to packed audiences yesterday and today.

4 Jul

Y6 entertain at Ashton Manor tea party

After visiting Ashton Manor residential home at Christmas and on World Book Day, Year 6 were invited back again to take part in their Alice in Wonderland themed tea party. We began by singing some of the songs we will be performing during our production of The Tempest next week, before joining the…

1 Jul

Rec/KS1

We had an amazing morning on our sports day.

27 Jun

Y6 local history walk

Year 6 went for a local history walk today. As we walked into town, we compared a modern OS map of Lancaster with one from 1610. We walked to the Castle via Penny Street and Church Street, both of which were built more than 400 years ago (appearing on the 1610 map). We learnt how the castle has…