Girls Rugby League training is taking place at Whitley Bay Barbarians, at Seghill Rugby Club.
Our annual Morpeth Partnership Ceilidh on Saturday 3rd February
A new drama club is starting on 25 January at Morpeth Boy’s Brigade.
Parents, teachers and students have been given the opportunity to help shape the new Sex and Relationships Education (SRE) curriculum.
In 2017, legislation was passed by Parliament to make relationships education compulsory in all primary schools and sex and relationship education compulsory in all secondary schools. The curriculum for the subject is also being updated.
The guidance for this change can be found here.
Please click here if you wish to complete the government consultation survey. It takes around 30 minutes and closes on 12 February.
Staff and students from our school are taking part in this year’s Morpeth Pantomime Society’s production The New Adventures of Alice from 25-27 January.
Visit their website here for more information and tickets.
We are planning to start another Futsal Training Club running on Fridays after school for five weeks in the Chantry shed from 3.30pm – 4.30pm. The session will be led by an external futsal coach. The course is open to both girls and boys and all year groups.
Please find below information about the expansion of the Trust from April 2018, to include Thropton First School, Harbottle First School and Dr Thomlinson Middle.
Year 5 performed the Christmas musical ’Gimme, Gimme, Gimme’ to
packed audiences this week.
The story …
T
he North Pole is in meltdown! Despite modernising and updating operations with a new hi-tech customer services centre, the elves are struggling to cope with the quantity and variety of presents being asked for….so Santa takes drastic action! By showing a particularly spoilt pair of siblings (and in turn the rest of us) how some unfortunate children have to spend Christmas time, he’s on a mission to convince the world that the best pressies we could wish for don’t cost a penny!
Well done to everyone who took part.
Chantry and Newminster choir performed the Christmas musical ‘Miracle Child’ to a packed church full of parents, carers, governors, staff and friends of the schools at St James Church on Wednesday 20th December.
The story …
There were two ‘miracle children’ in the heart-warming Christmas musical ‘Miracle Child’: one was obviously the baby born at Bethlehem, but the other is materialistic Rikki, who is transformed as she learns the importance of giving.
What does the Christmas story mean to self-centred Rikki, 2000+ years after the miracle of Jesus’ birth? ‘Miracle Child’ begins with a family party on Christmas Eve, and Rikki expecting loads of presents – but having forgotten to find something to give her parents.
She attempts to sort out the problem in time for Christmas Day…
A poignant, entertaining and modern take on the Christmas story.
Simon Taylor, CEO of The Three Rivers Learning Trust said “Last night’s concert was superb! Well done to everyone involved with the production.”
As part of The Three Rivers Road Safety Committee, we are asking parents to be more considerate when parking on Mitford Road at the beginning and end of the school day.
Please click here to see the article published in the Morpeth Herald.
More information about the Road Safety Committee can be found here.
