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Last week, we took on the challenge of an open air dance to raise money for Comic Relief.
Thankfully the weather was in our favour and 525 students and over 40 staff took part in the performance on the school yard – dancing to Shakira’s ‘It’s Time For Africa’.
Check out the photo gallery.
Some of our Year 7 students are off to Alpe d’Huez, France this week.
Follow their adventures here:
G
ood luck to all the Steel Pan groups who are performing in the Wansbeck Music Festival on Wednesday 18th March.
This takes place at The King Edward VI School in the Lower School Hall at 5pm.
There is a small charge by the Wansbeck Festival at the door for anyone who would like to go along and support them.
Find out more about the Wansbeck Music Festival on their website.
We collected a superb £278.06 to support the work of Book Aid International in getting books to children in parts of the world that have none. Thank you for supporting this worthwhile charity.
Students were invited to celebrate World Book Day by dressing up as a character from a book. There were so many excellent costumes, it was quite difficult to choose the winners. In the end, a record seventeen students each won a novel and all the rest earned five class points each!
Mr Stink and his dog (alias Dominic Marshall) and The Iron Man (James Mullen, we believe) each won an additional book prize of their choice for the most effort put into a costume. Well done boys!
Enormous thanks to Aimee Reid and Bethany Matthews in Year 6 for patiently naming every one of 1,015 World Book Day tokens so everyone in each school could be sure of getting one. You are heroines, girls!
Thanks to your tremendous support and generosity, our annual Book Fair was a record breaking success:
This year, Fair takings have raised £1,124 in commission, which will be spent, as usual, on books to stimulate literacy and a love of reading throughout school.
Meeting Point: Newcastle Airport – Departures – Sat 14.03.15 – 08:00 amIf you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to call me at school.
Regards
Mr J Riley – Party Organiser
Friday 13 March marks the beginning of British Science Week and we’ve got lots of things planned in and out of school.
This year, every student will have the opportunity to take part in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) enrichment activity.
Just a sample of the activities include:
As part of Morpeth In Bloom, the lunchtime craft club are knitting flowers.
We need lots of them, so if you’d like to help, please get knitting and bring the flowers into school before the Easter holidays.
Here is a how to video to help get started:
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