🏆 STEM logo competition winner! 🏆

Firstly, a massive thank you to all of the children who entered the competition. It was so hard to pick a winner from so many amazing designs.

I’m pleased to announce the runners up and the overall winner!

A huge congratulations to Alea who was the overall winner! I’m sure you will all agree it is a fantastic design and we can’t wait to see it pride of place in our STEM lab 🥼. A wonderful design and you should be very proud of yourself.

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⭐️☃️ Thank you for joining us for our Christmas Fair. ☃️⭐️
Santa’s Grotto had lots of visitors on Friday at our Christmas Fair. Santa and his elves were so impressed with how thoughtful , polite and considerate so many of our children are! Well done children and thank you Santa. Hopefully, it won’t be too long before he visits us again…
We hope you had a lovely time and are now feeling very festive 🎅

Our choir went to the Royal Stoke UHNM to spread some festive cheer. They entertained visitors and patients at the hospital. The children sang beautifully and lots of people said lovely comments about the singing.

Well done everyone, you were fantastic!

A huge thank you to all our families for their kind donations to the Foodbank. 

Here is a message from the Foodbank...

We are so grateful for the kind giving that we've seen #Harvest2024 and today we wanted to say a BIG THANK YOU to some more school communities for their generous giving;

Kingsfield First School, Stoke Minster CE Primary Academy, along with Coppice Academy and Hanley St Luke's Church of England Academy (with their warm welcome when visiting their schools). SINCERE THANKS, from the trustees, staff, volunteers & guests at Stoke-on-Trent Foodbank

#TogetherWeCan #HungerFreeFuture

Year 6 had an amazing few days visiting Stanley Head and taking part in lots of activities to develop their geographical skills. They did mapping skills, looked at ordinance survey symbols, an orienteering activity onsite. They then used maps to navigate around Bagnall village. On the second day, they took part in a river study of the River Dane, starting at the source on the moors near Buxton and lower down measured the flow and profile of the riverbed. Year 6 discovered that the ground was peaty and they could feel it bounce when they jumped! They also discovered that the ground holds A LOT of water - as Mr Amison discovered when he missed his footing! See if you can spot him on these pictures! 

A huge well done to our Year 6 children! You worked so hard, had a great time and were fantastic role models for our school.