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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 2025-26.
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RLT Cross Country
Thu 16 Oct 2025Well done to our cross country runners who went to the RLT Cross Country competition at Catmose. Mrs Ranson reported that you all did amazingly well and gave it your best, showing great resilience and stamina. Well done to our year 3 in particular, who were trying cross country for the first time.
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Being a Cyberwise School
Mon 13 Oct 2025On Monday we had a very informative day with ‘the conversation’ talking about how to be cyberwise.
They encourage households to follow four rules:
- Turn off screens an hour before bed
- Screens belong in living spaces, not sleeping spaces
- Leave devices at home
- Most of your day should be spent creating, exploring and playing away from screens
We all have good intentions around our use of smartphones and screens, but it is sometimes the easy option to be on them all the time. During half term make time to talk with your child about their use of screens - and perhaps find time to play outside, do a puzzle or play a board game to enjoy some family time instead.
We had a day of workshops across the school to help the children reflect on how to be Cyberwise. This consisted of a variety of age-appropriate activities, encouraging the children to think about the amount of time they spend on their screens and the effect this may have on them.
This was followed by a very informative workshop for parents on how to support their children at home to stay safe online.
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RLT Spelling Bee 2025
Wed 08 Oct 2025Well done to Felicity, Pippa, Eleanor, Poppy H, Fox and Sebastian who represented their respective year groups in the semi-finals of the 2025 RLT Spelling Bee at the beginning of October. Each semi-final was very closely fought, with a number of year groups going to a 'sudden death' to find the three finalists. We are so proud of how well you all did. We were very pleased to have two finalists.
Huge congratulations to Poppy and Felicity, who at the final were both declared the top speller for their year group across the whole of the Rutland Learning Trust! From the smallest school, two mighty spellers!
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Harvest Festival
Fri 03 Oct 2025What a fantastic Harvest Festival we had this afternoon in the hall! All of the children did a great job sharing their individual class contributions, and joined in raising the roof with their singing. Aqua class shared some songs around the theme of harvest, Teal class shared some of their pictures and learning in geography, and Cobalt class shared a song about Harvest, before the Faith Council shared information about the Rutland Foodbank. Thank you to all those who have sent in Foodbank donations - this local charity really does provide excellent care for those local to us who are in need. We manage to provide 62 kilos of donations - 1 kilo per child in the school! Well done everyone.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Wed 01 Oct 2025Aqua class had a great time at 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' performance at Uppingham theatre. With prime, front row seats, there was lots of excitement and lots to look at and see. For some of us, the ride in the minibus was as exciting as the performance itself!
Thank you to Miss Barker and Mrs Wingrove for accompanying them and to Jim for driving the RLT minibus.