Read below to find out more about some of the different activities we have been getting up to; from sporting and musical activities, to visitors and 'wow' days. We are looking forward to helping our children 'explore and grow' further in 2023-24.

• Bingo and Spud Night!

  Fri 15 Nov 2013
  Many thanks to all the members of FOEGs who helped organise and contributed towards are Bingo and Spud Night. A lot of fun was had by all who attended, and the spuds and fillings were delicious! Over £360 was raised towards FOEGs funds, which go directly to support the work we do with the children in school.

• Children In Need

  Fri 15 Nov 2013
  The children all looked warm and cosy in their onesies and pyjamas, raising money for Children in Need! Key Stage 2 made cakes, which were then sold at afternoon play. Some of Reception made massaging rollers from their stickle bricks, and treated Mrs Davis and Mrs KK to a lovely relaxing massage! All of these activities led to £60 being raised for Children in Need. Many thanks to all who contributed.

• Parent Lunch

  Thu 14 Nov 2013

  Many thanks to all the parents who came and joined us for lunch today. Lizzie did a stirling job and we all enjoyed a roast chicken main course followed by chocolate sponge and custard.
  
  We are so lucky to have all our meals cooked fresh every day on site. Hopefully you will have been as impressed with quality of the food on offer as we are!

   

• TAG Rugby Tournament

  Wed 13 Nov 2013
  Well done to all the year 5/6 children who took part in the inter-school TAG Rugby tournament. It is always lovely when staff and parents return from sports events and comment on the lovely manners and great sportsmanship that you all show. Four matches were played; we won one and lost three. However, lots of tactics were learnt, and we are looking forward to a rematch, after further training, in March!

• Remembrance Day

  Mon 11 Nov 2013
  Key Stage 2 joined a group of people from Exton village for the village Act of Remembrance at the war memorial. The names of the fallen were read, and some children shared the poems they had written in response to 'In Flander's Fields'. This annual event is very important to the school and we are pleased to be able to join with the village to remember those who have died and are still fighting in the Armed Forces.