Boys Football

18th October 2019P Steadman

It has been a really busy couple of weeks for the boys football teams with our school taking part in 3 different divisions.

In the Wednesday Mortimer League the boys got off to a mixed start with us out playing Monkton and somehow getting beat 3-2. In the second game a backs to the wall dsiplay by the boys saw them beat Ashley 1 nil.

In the Thursday Temple Park League the boys got off to a flying start beating Whitburn Village 5-1 and in the second game they beat Marsden 5-2. This was under the coaching guidance of Miss Smith.

In the the Thursday Biddick Hall League the boys have now completed their season. They defeated every team they played at least once and going into the final game of the season against St Gregorys R.C. the boys new that win would win them the league. A real team performance saw the boys gradually get themselves on top and a fantastic goal from Josh put them 1 up before half time. In the second half the boys pounced on the counter attack and Logan followed up on his own good work to score the goal that won the title. Massive well done to the boys, who as always, were a pleasure to coach.

South Tyneside Darker Nights Scheme

9th October 2019M Noble

FREE open-access additional activities that children, young people and families can get involved in as part of this year’s campaign.

 

Climb /  BBQ                                               –              Friday 25th October, 5:30-9:30pm

This will take place at Simonside Climbing Wall, South Shields, NE34 9SD (www.simonsideoutdooradventure.com/centres).

Over 170 unique climbing routes are available, in addition to a ‘free-climb’ bouldering area and the UK’s first digital / sensory trailblazer traverse wall (as seen on Dragons Den).

Children from the age of 5, young people and families are welcome.

Should you have any queries please contact Martin Simpson at: martin.simpson@southtyneside.gov.uk or by telephoning: 0191 424 0118.

5-a-side Football Tournament                   –              Friday 1st November, 7-9pm

This will take place on the outdoor 3G pitch at Temple Park Leisure Centre, John Reid Road, South Shields, NE34 8QN (www.southtyneside.info/article/11155/Temple-Park-Centre).

To enter a team (11-13, 14-15 and 16-18 age groups) please contact Chris Thompson at: chris.thompson@southtyneside.gov.uk or by telephoning: 0191 424 7845.

5-a-side Football Tournament                   –              Friday 8th November, 7-9pm

This will take place on the outdoor 3G pitch at Clegwell Community Association, Mountbatten Avenue, Hebburn, NE31 2QT (www.southtyneside.info/article/19969/Clegwell-Community-Association).

To enter a team (11-13, 14-15 and 16-18 age groups) please contact Chris Thompson at: chris.thompson@southtyneside.gov.uk or by telephoning: 0191 424 7845.

A Winning Start

27th September 2019P Steadman

Thursday saw the start of the new football season for the boys teams and it was a step into the unknown as we have joined a new league this year playing against different schools.

In the first match the boys played against Jarrow Cross and took an early lead after Logan headed home from a corner and a couple of fantastic saves from Daniel kept the boys in the lead. Jack then made it 2 before half time with a smart finish on the turn. In the second half Jarrow pulled one back before Josh made it 3-1. In the last minute Jarrow scored their second goal but the boys held out for the win.

In the second match the boys played the host Biddick Hall and again took the lead through Logan who finished low past the keeper, Logan then grabbed his second goal of the game before setting up Bailey who made it 3-0 at half time. In the second half Biddick Hall pulled one back before Max played a 1-2 with Bailey and scored his first gaol for the team. Bailey then got on the end of a cross with a diving header to make it 5-1 before Biddick Hall pulled another goal back to make 5-2 at full time.

Well done boys.

Milk Money – Autumn Term 2019

18th July 2019M Noble

Milk for the Autumn Term is now available for payment. The cost for milk is
£9.10 per child. Milk is an important source of calcium in a child’s diet as it
aids in the development of healthy bones and teeth. All payments must be
made by WEDNESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER.

Those children in receipt of free school meals (income based) do not pay for
milk, however from September if your child is in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2
and you would normally have paid for school meals, payment for milk is still
required.

Congratulations! Premier League Poetry Prize Winners

By M Noble1st April 2019

Well done to our Key Stage 1 School Council members who won the regional prize after writing a group poem on the theme of Diversity. Their poem was entitled ‘Perfectly No One’.

Click on the link to read their winning poem and find out more about the competition.

Link to Perfectly No One, Shields Gazette Article

Competition Winners with Head Teacher Mrs Ratcliffe

ParentPay Starts Monday 25 March …. Time to Get Online!

By M Noble21st March 2019
Activation letters have been sent home this week – please activate your account as soon as possible.
School Meals can be paid daily, weekly, or in advance using ParentPay.
Payment for forthcoming trips, milk money and other items will also be made available to pay through ParentPay.
If you need any help activating your ParentPay account, please call the school office.

Re-Scheduling of Events Following School Closure

By M Noble19th March 2019

Thank you for your patience and understanding last week when we were forced to close because of damage to the roof caused by the high winds.

We will make sure that any events planned for last week are rescheduled.

Red Nose Day

We will hold our planned Red Nose Day on Friday 22nd March. Pupils can wear non-uniform or can wear fancy dress (some pupils have said they want to come as a book character) for a donation of £1. We still have a few Red Noses left which can be bought this week. Remember our theme is ‘crazy hair’!

Science Week

Pupils were enjoying a range of science activities last week and these will be continued in school over the next few days.

Class Assembly

We will go ahead with the planned Class Assembly for Miss Jenning’s class this week (Friday 22nd March 9am). Miss Errington’s Class Assembly will now be held on Friday 5th April 9am.

School Council

At their most recent meeting our School Council decided they would like to lead a number of fundraising events to support a range of charities. They have planned a raffle to start raising funds. Tickets will be on sale to pupils (£1 for 5 tickets). The raffle will be drawn during assembly on Friday 5th April.

Easter Egg Competition

Children will decorate a boiled egg in class for our annual competition (Please bring your own hard boiled egg).

Monday 1st April Year 3 and Year 6

Tuesday 2nd April Year 5

Wednesday 3rd April Year 1, Year 2 and Year 4.

Reception and nursery classes will decorate their eggs during the planned Stay and Play sessions.

Elmer Day

Friday 29th March. Wear bright colours for a donation of £1. Funds raised will be donated to St. Oswald’s Hospice.

Reminders

  • Tuesday 19th March – Choir performing at the Music Festival 1:45pm
  • Tuesday 19th March – Mini Police celebration, Pier Pavillion 6pm
  • Thursday 21st March – Year 2 Music Festival Customs House 1:45pm
  • Monday 25th March – Parent Pay starts (payment for school meals, milk money and future trips), please remember to activate your code.
  • Monday 25th/Tuesday 26th Parents’ Evenings
  • Monday 1st April 2pm (girls) Tuesday 2nd April 2pm (boys) – Year 1 performance at Harton Primary.
  • Monday 1st April 2pm Year 4 performance at St. Lawrence’s Church.
  • We break up for Easter on Friday 5th April and return to school on Tuesday 23rd