School News: CHEERIO BUT BE BACK SOON!
Fantastic performances were given by all of Year 6 pupils in their farewell concert, 'Oliver'. The songs were sung with gusto and the dances performed well. So much hard work had gone into this production by the children and their teachers and it showed. What a superb final bow by our Year 6 leavers.
 posted by Sue_Moore, Thursday, July 21, 2011
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School News: WELCOME BACK TO AN EXCITING NEW SCHOOL TERM.
A new term has started and with it more opportunities to have fun with your learning. We have an exciting Diversity themed week this term with a special one day Chinese menu for school lunch. Also, a group of pupils are going away on a week's residential stay at Bockleton, near Tenbury Wells, where they will be rock climbing amongst other exciting challenges. If you have a particular talent for singing, gymnastics, dance or even comedy then the talent show might be for you. Have fun learning!
posted by Sue_Moore, Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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School News: CHRISTMAS FAYRE
Thanks to everybody who braved the Artic conditions to come and support our Christmas fayre. We have raised approxiamtely £800 which will be spent on various projects to improve the school.
posted by Sue_Moore, Monday, December 6, 2010
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School News: TREGINNIS ISAF
38 pupils and 4 staff had a 'marvellous' week at Treginnis Farm. The weather was fantastic. Even though it rained on Thursday for our beach visit, we all enjoyed sploshing in the water, scrambling on rocks and looking for sea creatures in the rock pools. Mealtimes were an eye-opener, with some children able to eat four helpings of the home-cooked healthy food!!
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Early starts came as a shock at first, with the children required to be booted up and ready for work at 7:30am sharp! Then, at 8:30am we had a good breakfast of cereals, porridge and toast. Next it was back to the boot room to get kitted up for the second task of the day. A hearty lunch followed some free time when children could enjoy the field or play in the 'Treginnis Dreamboat'. Afternoon farm tasks ranged from tending ... >> full
posted by Sue_Moore, Monday, July 5, 2010
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School News: LUKE FOLWELL'S VISIT
The children were truly impressed by a fantasticly skilled and entertaining gymnastic display by Luke Folwell, Team GB Bronze medalist. He smashed his record of doing a forward dive roll over 4 children when he executed one over 4 children and Mrs McEvilly!! The children had a fun-packed session doing their exercises, including press-ups, star jumps and 'spotty dogs'! Congratulations to everybody and good luck to Luke in his future gymnastic career. We would love for him to return to the school to show off some Olympic medals!
posted by Sue_Moore, Friday, June 11, 2010
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School News: ERDINGTON ATHLETICS
23 pupils took part in this event and their behaviour was excellent, reflecting true sportsmanship, which has made Mrs McEvilly and the school proud. Our team finished 6th overall out of 18 teams. The participants were awarded their certificates in an assembly and some proudly displayed their medals. Shyann came 1st in her heats and 1st in the final of the 50m sprint, beating 17 other girls. Many congratulations Shyann (pictured here showing off her wonderful trophy).
Others who did well were:
Ciaran 4C, Chloe 6G and Callum 4C.
posted by Sue_Moore, Friday, June 11, 2010
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School News: TEAM SUPER SCHOOLS ASSEMBLY.
Pupils were given the opportunity to see the activities that they will be doing for their sponsored event next month, when Lee from 'Team Super Schools' visited the school on Friday 21st May. He put several pupils through their paces to demonstrate the exercises that pupils will need to complete for the sponsored event on June 11th.
posted by Sue_Moore, Saturday, May 22, 2010
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Year 3: LETTER FROM SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH.
Year 3 have been busily researching information about wildlife in order to write information booklets . They have been lucky enough to have received a reply to one of their letters, from Sir David Attenborough. In his letter he answers some of their many questions about his long career as a Wildlife programme presenter and the animals that he has been fortunate enough to see. To read Sir David Attenborough's letter click here.
posted by Sue_Moore, Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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School News: QUAD REFURBISHMENT
The school has been very fortunate to have had the quad area refurbished by some volunteers from Wilmott Dixon working in partnership with Birmingham City Council. Some of the area has been decked and now looks wonderful with picnic benches and stripey parasols. A quantity of flowering plants and shrubs were also donated and the Gardening Club braved the rain to get these in the raised beds around the decked area.
 
posted by Sue_Moore, Tuesday, May 4, 2010
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School News: TRIATHLON
Over 1000 children from several schools took part in a Triathlon event On Thursday 29th April. The children had to swim, cycle and run or walk. The children from Short Heath thoroughly enjoyed the experience and said that they would be willing to undertake another Triathlon. They were rewarded with a t-shirt, water bottle and a goodie bag. Well done everybody.
posted by Sue_Moore, Friday, April 30, 2010
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