A Message from our Eco Council

This morning, we heard a presentation from our Eco Council about the pledges they want us as a school to make this year, in order to look after the environment and take action to help protect the planet. They gave us some great and very easy ways we can take action ourselves and challenged us all to have a go. Therefore, we want to challenge all of you at home to do the following:

• look after green spaces and never damage plants or trees

• turn off the tap whilst you're brushing your teeth to save every drop of water you can

• if you are the last one out of a room, save energy by turning off the lights

• recycle as much as you can by stopping, thinking and choosing the right bin

• be kind to every living creature, big or small - they are very important to our world

• try to use your car less - choose an active journey (walking or cycling) whenever you can

• reduce your food waste by taking only what you need - fewer left-overs will mean less gets thrown away

• if you see litter lying around in the wrong places, if it's safe to do so, pick it up

Let's see if together we can make a difference.

Thanks Eco-Council!

Stars of the Week

A huge well done to Ivy in Holly Class, Teddy in Elm, George in Willow, Emily B in Beech and Flynn in Oak Class who were our final stars of the week for this half-term, showing hard work, determination and perseverance in all they do in school. Fabulous!

As always at the end of a half-term, Values Awards were given out in worship; Koinonia has been the focus of this half-term, learning and understanding how we 'live well together'. The recipients were as follows:

Mrs Moffatt and Miss Morson's Award: Alba Wellings

Mrs Harding's Award: Mila Edwards

Mr Wood's Award: Corey Pemberton

Mr Saban's Award: Elise Jones

Mrs Ingham's Award: Cara Edge

Miss Hall's Award: Holly Bargh

Mrs Easthope's Award: Bertie Goulding

Well done to all.