School life blog

Jonny, from NISCU, joined us on his prayer walk today. He was greeted like a celebrity and the children were delighted that he'd worn his onesie just for our school. He prayed for the school, our children and staff and the wider community. Thank you Jonny - it was great to see you!

The whole school had a great time this afternoon, taking part in a choice of activities to help us relax. Activities available included mindfulness colouring, forest schools, cross stitch, Lego, jigsaws and reading to name just a few. Several children enjoyed decorating biscuits as one of their…

We really enjoyed our local walk through the woods and onto the field. We looked at the nature around us, we talked, we laughed and we played lots of fun games. To make us feel even better ....the sun was shining ! Hooray

Two of our School Council have been working our how to make out grounds more "green". They met with Ruth and Sarah from Barton Grange and looked at possible designs for our ramp area.

On Tuesday they went to Barton Grange and bought items to help with this project with a voucher for £100 which…

We were extremely proud of all the children who represented the Lancaster region at the Regional County Finals today. They all did brilliantly showing resilience and amazing teamwork and support. We came 9th in the competition, which is amazing! Well done to all. 

There was an amazing array of art work on show in the School Council's Arty Animal Competition on Friday. The children's work was creative, innovative and so varied across all the classes. Cathy, from Animal Care, had the very hard job of choosing the winners from each class. They were Betty,…

What a glorious day for planting trees! The Eco-group donned their wellies and gardening gloves this afternoon and went down to the school field with their spades and trowels. Hilary from the Friends of Dorrington Woods joined us there to show us how to plant different types of saplings - potted…

This week the Worship team led our whole school Worship on Lent. 

Eco group have been looking at the possibility of planting some trees on our school field. Today we went down to the field with Hilary from Dorrington Woods, who came to help us measure out a suitable area. We drew a plan and calculated how many trees we will need to order.

We only went and won !!!

The two performances of The Landlord's Cat were amazing and everyone did a fantastic job with their singing, dancing, acting, learning lines and signing. We hope you enjoyed it.

Thank you to Lancaster City Football Club for the free tickets a few weeks ago. The game had a very exciting ending and the Dolly Blues won 1 - 0. They also brought activity booklets for the children across school.