Events

Autumn 1

On Tuesday 15th November the year 5/6 girls entered a tournament.

They won all their matches , conceding no goals, therefore qualifing for the finals on the 6th December.

                                                                  Well done girls!

This term the children got a chance to be a part of a workshop that showed childrenn different types of skills that they can use when skipping. They were told how to land on their feet and to be aware of they surroundings when skipping.

17th October 2022

Today officers from Lancashire Constabulary and Lancashire Fire & rescue have been into your child’s school as part our of bonfire and firework safety campaign.

The children from both Year 6 classes took part in a assembly where they have learnt about the dangers associated with firework misuse, anti-social behaviour and deliberate fire starting. In addition to this, they have also learnt about the legislation around fireworks, and other criminal offences.

Below are some points, the offices made to enhance the children's knowledge.

What are fireworks?

Fireworks are defined as: “A device containing gunpowder and other combustible chemicals which causes spectacular effects and explosions when ignited, used for display or in celebrations.”

Fireworks are separated into categories based on the level of risk they pose.

 Category 1 – Known as Indoor Fireworks

This category include sparklers. These can be used by children over the age of 5 if they are with an adult.

It is illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to buy or have in their possession any firework that is not a category 1

Category 2 – Known as Garden fireworks

These are fireworks that adults can buy from a shop or supermarket for use in their own garden

Only adults should buy or touch fireworks – If someone tries to give you a firework say NO

Category 3 - larger fireworks referred to as      DISPLAY FIREWORKS. 

These may not be suitable for the average garden and usually require a minimum spectator distance of 25 meters.

*Remember – ALWAYS stand well back from bonfires and fireworks, and never go near a firework that has been lit.

Consequences…..
Anyone who is caught carrying out or being involved with anti-social behavior such as misuse of fireworks, committing arson or obstructing an emergency service worker could:

• Be arrested
• Receive a Fixed penalty notice (fine)
• Be reported for summons – and have to explain their actions and behaviour to a court

                  What effect does Anti-social behavior have on

      YOU              YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS           YOUR COMMUNITY     

                                   EMERGENCY SERVICES

Bikeability is starting on the 31st October.

They are 3 groups. Your child knows which group they are in. Do not worry if your child has not got a bike. They have already informed they teacher and Bikeability will be providing them with one including a helmet.

Please can you make sure your child is bringing their bike to school on Monday. A member of staff will be directing your child to where they will be keep them

As the weather is changing, please make sure your child brings they coat, hat and gloves with them as we will be outside for lond periods.

Please check back to see some amazing pictures of your children learning how to ride a bike and the understanding the safety of ridinng on the roads.

A couple of PCSO and a police officer from Lancashire Police’s came into school today to talk to the Year 6 children about knife crime. 'Choose Life, Not the Knife' was devised to reduce any fears pupils had regarding knife crime. They talked about the legalities regarding carrying and buying knives, the immediate and future consequences of carrying a knife and the devastation caused by knife crime. 

The children listened carefully to the adults who outlined that ‘Lancashire is a safe place to live’ and described the different ways we can keep it that way.  Pupils listened to them as they talked about the police’s response to knife and gang crime and the steps pupils can take if they are concerned, about themselves, friends or family members.

We would like to thank the Lancashire Police Officer and the PCSO's for coming into school and highlighting the issues around knife crime. 

29.11.2022

Today, the children were paid a visit by a local author Shabana Hussain to promte her new book Speak Up Sami. 

Speak up Sami is an empowering story about courage, kindness and friendship. A heartwarming book to enjoy at home or in the classroom, providing opportunities to have meaningful discussions around bullying, diversity and celebrating differences.

Author Bio

Shabana Hussain is a teacher from Lancashire who writes faith inspired children's picture books. Through representation she hopes to help young readers feel empowered and confident to embrace their unique culture, individual identity and spread kindness. When she's not writing, you can find Shabana doodling, singing or playing her daff (drum). She can also be found munching on chocolate goodies which she claims fuel her imagination!

Tuesday 6th December

Today the children got a really treat. The famous author Brian Abram came into school to talk about his amzing books.

Brian Abram has written a unique series called The Adventures of Grandad Wheels.  It is about the crazy adventures a disabled Grandad has with his Grandson Charlie.

The children were given an insight about his life and how he got ideas to write his stories. Each story book tells what its like to use a wheelchair and how to have fun.

All proceeds of sales of The Adventure of Grandad Wheels are donated to two very important charities that help those with Spinal Injuries- Spinal Injuries Association ( SIA) and Back up ( transforming lives after spinal cord injuries).

Wednesday 7th December 2022

Today the children enjoyed their Christmas lunch. They all got into the festive mood by pulling their cracker and read funny jokes to one another while eating they lunch.

Spring 1

This term, linked to our topic ‘Heroes and Villains?’ we will be visiting Museum of Lancashire in Preston. During the visit, the children will find out about World War Two and life on the home front. The children will meet an ARP warden and government official, as they give detailed accounts of life on the home front and teach pupils all they will need to know to ‘do their bit’. Pupils will take an active part in the session as they discover their responsibilities during such a pivotal period in history.

6CE will be going on Monday 30^th January 2023.

6CH will be going on Wednesday 1^st February 2023.

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Please click on the image below to find out all the amazing and exciting things you can do with your children.

The children have had an amazing day doing book related activities.