Congratulations to 5 Ash for achieving the highest attendance this week. On the whole it was a very promising week for the school with our average attendance being 96.1%, let’s aim to beat this in our final week before our half term break. Reception Pine: 91.2% Year 1 Maple: 96.2% Year 2 Willow: 97.9% Year […]
My Voice Matters is about empowering children and young people by providing them with the tools they need to express themselves. When we feel empowered, there’s a positive impact on our wellbeing. Children who feel that their voices are heard and can make a difference have a greater sense of community and self-esteem. This year, we […]
A massive congratulations this week to Year 6, who defeated Year 5 and Year 3, who defeated Year 4 to be TT Rockstar Champions of the week.
Callum from Challenge Sport and education came in to run a high energy session of Boxing skills this morning as part of our Mental Health activities. The children were put through their paces, having to complete a challenging circuit.
On Thursday, Miss Bowers created a high energy fitness circuit with a focus on cardio. The impact of physical education on young people’s mental health has been widely researched and has produced some profound findings. We know that physical activity reduces mental fatigue, increases motivation, lowers our risk of depression and enables children to express […]
This week I have arranged different activities for children from year 1 to year 6. Including lunchtime tournaments for school football week for KS2 and blind football for year 4. Children designed football shirts for a in school competition and the PE ambassadors chose winners.
It has been another fantastic week at Parkside as we get closer to our half-term break. Next week is an extremely busy week, with the main focus being Mental Health Week 2024, this year the theme is ‘My Voice Matters’ Also it is National Schools’ Football week and I know Miss Bowers has a lot […]
D&T: Year 5 had another very exciting Design & Technology lesson this week. We looked at sweet English national dishes, in particular Eton mess. We whipped the cream, broke up the meringues and added a variety of fruit. We then got to the best bit – we tasted it and it was delicious!
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