Welcome to this week's Parkland Post, it has been such a busy time across our academy and our after school clubs have started with a bang! Our clubs are full to the brim at the moment but if you would like your child to join one, you can put their name down on the waiting list. We are so lucky to be able to offer these free clubs as a result of staff giving up their time to run them - thank you.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post; what a week it has been! It feels like it has been a whirlwind as we have been so busy. We loved having families in for our parent events this week - Year 4 made electrical circuits for their steady hand games and Year 5 made water wells.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - we have been enjoying the sunny weather this week. A reminder that children can wear summer uniforms and on warm days, please make sure your child is wearing sunscreen, and that they bring a hat and a water bottle so they can stay safe in the sun. Please follow this link to see which items can be worn during the summer term:
Please, can you also ensure that your child is bringing and wearing the correct PE kit and school shoes and that any earrings worn are small studs. Thank you for your support of this.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - the summer term is hurtling along at great speed! The weather has been so much warmer this week which has really lifted everyone's spirits - we have begun planting our sunflowers ready for our academy competition to see who can grow the tallest sunflower! Mrs Wierzbianski received a letter from the Eco Warriors to request new equipment for them to use when tending to our green spaces. We have also applied for a grant from the Royal Horticultural Society to use on grey to green projects so watch this space for further details and keep your fingers crossed that we are awarded the grant.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post! It has been another busy week filled with learning and working together to succeed. We began the week reading Dear Earth to celebrate World Earth Day, each class discussed what they could do to help take care of our world and the footprint we leave behind. This links well to many of our Ways of Being: Show You Care; Do What Matters Most and Succeed Together.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - what a wild weather week it has been! We began the week celebrating World Art Day in our whole school assembly with a book called 'The Artist' - why not ask your child what they remember about the book. The children were then able to explore their own favourite artists in a class assembly on Wednesday. Next week's theme for the week is Earth Day which is taking place on Monday the 22nd April - Mrs Wierzbianski has picked out a book which she will share with the children during assembly.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - it has been such a positive return after the Easter holidays with Hot Chocolate Chat, new after-school clubs and our Spring Discos! The Spotlight on Good Work display in our main corridor has been updated and there are some beautiful pieces of work - have a look the next time you are in our academy; we are certain you will be impressed!
Welcome to the final Parkland Post of the spring term! It has been a busy old term and it has been wonderful to reflect on all of the positive things going on in our academy. I love how well attended our events have been whether it has been Book at Bedtime, Family Breakfast or our Express Yourself Day for Children's Mental Health Week. We've had success at the various Trust sports competitions which have been expertly run by students and staff at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe and a number of our Year 6 pupils have taken part in the Trust Spelling Bee and Maths Olympics events. We have embodied one of our Ways of Being - Succeed Together.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post! We turned our academy RED today in aid of Red Nose Day. We started the day with a Big Family Breakfast and it was wonderful to welcome so many families (our biggest turnout ever!) - we will get you all to book in next time so we can have more than enough bacon for our sandwiches! Thank you to Mrs Peacock, Mrs Denby, Steve from St John's Church, Mr Wilkin who helped to set up and all the staff and parents who helped to serve and clear up; we really did Succeed Together!
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - we have had a book-filled extravaganza of a week! Thank you to our wonderful staff team and our PTA for last night's Book at Bedtime event - it was magical to come together, share stories and enjoy a hot chocolate. The children looked amazing in their pyjamas, comfy clothes and as book characters; you are all so creative! Our competition for World Book Day is still open until Monday where you can decorate a potato, create a diorama, decorate a 2p coin, create a bookmark as well as many others (see our Facebook page for further information). Bring your entries into school on Monday 11th March so we can judge them and award prizes.
Welcome to this week's Parkland Post - it has been a fabulous week which ended with a visit from our CEO Dr Chris Tomlinson who joined us for our Celebration Assembly. We have a very exciting week ahead of us with World Book Day taking place next Thursday; we can't wait to have a whole day devoted to the love of reading.
Welcome to our first week back of Spring 2 - well done to everyone who has been in school and on time every day, your names have been written on a raffle ticket and have been put into the prize draw to win £50! Every class that is above 96% will also receive an extra playtime - remember, you have to be in it to win it!
