On Wednesday, 20th March, we welcomed CRiBs (Churches ) into our school to deliver an Easter performance. CRiBS supports the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of children and young people as they seek to support us in inspiring growing faith and promoting living values in our pupils. They (and...
We had a wonderful World Book Day this year with the children participating in various reading activities. The day started with Mrs Pollard leading us in a special World Book Day worship. This included listening to a ‘masked reader’ and trying to guess who was reading each story, followed by...
It was lovely to have so many mums, grandmas and special women attend our breakfasts along with their children, ahead of Mother’s Day this weekend. We hope all the special ladies in our community enjoy your the day on Sunday! 🌸🌺🌸
On Thursday, 22nd February, we had the pleasure of inviting the author, James Jefferson, to speak to Year 5 to support them in their learning about space. James Jefferson is the children’s author of the book ‘I Want to Go to Space’. This book is about a boy called Jimmy...
World Thinking Day 2024: Our World, Our Peaceful Future Every year on 22 February, the Girl Guides celebrate World Thinking Day and invite us to join them. World Thinking Day is a chance for us to connect with 10 million Girl Guides and Scouts across the globe. The theme for 2024 was...
Mr Govey led us in worship on Safer Internet Day 2024. We learnt how to remain safe online and took part in an online Kahoot quiz about our school guidance for staying safe online. During the day, the pupils took part in activities based on safer internet day and some classes...
To raise money for Hive Hope, Year 4 participated in a sponsored walk around the KS2 field for 30 minutes. The children were eager to perform and tried to aim for the most laps possible. They thoroughly enjoyed themselves and, in the process, raised lots of money, too! We also held...
On 22nd January we celebrated World Views and Religion Day. This term, our big idea focus is ‘Comparison.’ Across the school, children compared humanist views and discussed similarities and differences between their beliefs and those of others. Humanism is a worldview, not a religion, but a way of thinking and living. Humanists...
St. Botolph's CofE Primary School joined over 8,000 pupils to participate in the world's largest children’s choir concert! Located at the O2, Young Voices provides a musical opportunity for primary school children to perform all styles of music including pop, rock, and folk. On Friday, 20th January, each school left to make...