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Last week, Freddie and his dad, Jamie, took part in The Great Tommy Sleep Out, a national fundraising challenge dedicated to supporting veterans experiencing homelessness in the UK. Braving the cold for such an important cause, they showed incredible dedication and compassion. Thanks to their efforts, they raised over £170 to help provide vital support for those who have served our country. A huge well done to Freddie and Jamie for their amazing achievement—your kindness and commitment make a real difference! To find out more and to donate visit: The Great Tommy Sleep Out | Royal British Legion Industries

A big congratulations to Lexi and her dad, Nathan, for raising over £600 for the Young Epilepsy Charity! Nathan took on the incredible challenge of running 26 miles in 26 days in March. Inspired by Lexi and her family, the children in Reception joined in to show their support by taking on their own mini challenge—completing 26 laps in 26 minutes! The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as the children cheered each other on, displaying incredible determination. It was a fantastic way to combine fitness with raising awareness for such a meaningful cause. You can find out more and donate to the cause at: Young Epilepsy | Homepage 

Today Reception and Key Stage One had a visit from Kent Road Safety Club. The children learnt how to keep themselves safe when out and about and how to cross the road safely (with an adult). Please find more information about the Kent Road Saftey Club at: Kent Road Safety Club - KCC Road Safety  

Children in the Red Squirrel class have been working with The Global Action Project in Term 4. Children have chosen different projects, all of them focused on helping others. One group choose to focus on supporting refugees and used some of their funding money to purchase pencil cases with equipment in to give to KRAN to give to refugee children.  Two children, Marley and Ergi's project was to pick litter in the local area. Some children choose to help the local wildlife and are building bird boxes to put up around the school. Next term, Fox Class will be working with The Global Action Project to plan their own projects.

The House Cup has been found and the culprit has been identified!  Through the clues left behind by the culprit, the children each investigated a part of the crime scene. The children explored DNA samples, conducted handwriting analysis, compared soil samples, investigated footprints and collected statements from witnesses. Each year group presented their findings in an assembly and it didn't take long to identify the guilty culprit...  The House Cup has been returned to the school hall and Mrs Bagshaw has apologised for her actions. 

When the staff and children came into school this morning, they discovered that the House Cup was missing!!! Mr Grylls held a whole school assembly to start the investigation into who stole the House Cup. CCTV footage has been found of the culprit entering the school at 7am this morning. The cheeky thief even left a note: The children have all been given an area to investigate. We hope to identify the culprit over the next few days. We already have a list of suspects...    Who do you think stole the House Cup?   

On Friday 7th March we held our Masked Reader Reveal assembly.  The children have been watching videos all week of different Masked Readers sharing a part of a story. The children had to vote for their favourite and then all the readers were revealed in the assembly.      This years winning Masked Reader was... The Wicked Witch - Mrs Bagshaw A HUGE thank you to MP Mike Tapp, who took part in our Masked Reader challenge. The children really enjoyed you reading The Tiger Who Came to Tea. 

Thank you to everyone for taking the time to dress up and help us celebrate World Book Day.  ​ Each child will bring home a World Book Day token where they can purchase a book for £1. Please find information below about how to claim an electronic token: