We are delighted to have been nominated as Hallam FM’s School of the Week! Katie from Hallam FM came in to school today and recorded some of our Y5 pupils (and some staff – with faces for radio!) for next week’s breakfast shows. The recordings will be part of Big John@Breakfast show (Monday – Friday Continue…
Today was a BIG DAY at All Saints as we combined Red Nose Day with a Mother’s Day assembly! Please click on the link for Mother’s Day to see pictures and read the comments of the parents who attended this morning’s special assembly. Mother’s Day Service 2017 The children all looked fantastic dressed in red Continue…
Our Mother’s Day Service was once again very well attended. The children loved the opportunity to tell the special ladies in their lives just how much they mean to them and the assembly was both lovely and moving. The children performed for over 100 of our mums, grans, aunties and special ladies (and a few dads!) Continue…
Year 5 have been learning how to keep safe on the roads whilst riding their bikes. They have undertaken a course to improve their confidence and their ability whilst riding on the open road and have achieved Bikeability levels 1 and 2. I was particularly pleased with the super comments from the Bikeability instructor: Continue…
The children have been working hard in Science and had the opportunity to showcase their learning not only to their parents but also to all the other children in the school. The way the children could explain their learning – whether it was circuits, forces, materials etc was very impressive. It was lovely to Continue…
Year 5 learned the basics of First Aid, including the vital information of how to put someone into the recovery position and how to administer CPR. The Heart Start team taught the children about what to do in an emergency – which number to call when an ambulance was required. They watched a Heart Start Continue…
Year 6 had a wonderful theme day to help support their understanding of life in the 1940s. They took on the role of evacuees and who were sent from London to Darfield to escape the Blitz in WW2. The children arrived, nervously, at Darfield Church Hall where they were met by the Rector (Rev Hildred) Continue…
Year 3 had a wonderful afternoon learning how to improve their artistic skills from a local artist. The children practised their sketching skills with a still life activity before producing some wonderful paintings of landscapes. I’m sure you will agree that we have some budding artists in Year 3!
As part of our continuing efforts to promote Reading in school we supported World Book Day by coming to school dressed in our pyjamas ready for a bedtime story. The children and staff all looked wonderful in their pyjamas and they loved doing the reading activities throughout the day. We also celebrated receiving a certificate recognizing Continue…