Hello Yellow Day – Friday 9th October

HELLO YELLOW IS BACK! 💛Friday 9th October 💛

We’re excited to be supporting YoungMinds Hello Yellow again this year, raising awareness of children and young people’s mental health.
💛 Wear Yellow!
We’re asking all children to come to school wearing something yellow on Friday 9th October to help us turn our school yellow and show young people that they’re not alone with their mental health.

This could be a yellow T-shirt, jumper, socks, hair accessory – or as much yellow as you like!

Please use this donation link for YoungMinds for any families who would like to make a contribution to this fantastic charity:

https://fundraise.youngminds.org.uk/s/2837/11270

Living in the Stone Age for a day!

Collaboration day for Rhino Class!

Rhino class spent the day with Year 3 from Baschurch Primary School on Monday at The Stone Age Company, near Shifnal. We all enjoyed stepping back in time to experience what life was like during the Stone Age through a range of exciting, hands-on activities and experiences. It was a brilliant day for all!

 

A wonderful letter from the Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Well done to Miri, who has received a wonderful letter from the Shropshire Wildlife Trust. Miri wrote to the trust over the summer to let them know how keen she is about making sure we all care for the environment. The Shropshire Wildlife Trust are impressed by Miri’s dedication and have rewarded her efforts by inviting the class on a trip to the Nature Reserve and Recycling Centre! Please see the letter for more details. We will arrange this for the future. Well done to Miri!

 

Y4,5 and 6 Girls Football

It’s great to see so many girls in KS2 enjoying their football and wanting to play competitive matches against other schools. Today, the 9 pupils who travelled to St Peter’s, Wem fought out a close 4-3 defeat in very hot conditions. Isla was fantastic in goal, including saving a penalty, whilst Arabella was lethal in attack; she certainly knows where the goal is, scoring twice and grabbing an assist in Aria’s goal too. Also a special mention to Sofia who defended superbly and showed great bravery and courage in her tackling. Well done to all of the girls who took part and thank you to the parents who helped to transport the children to this event.

U10s Boys football vs St Peter’s, Wem

Well done to the 8 boys in Y3,4 and 5 (Idris, Oliver, Mylo, Steven, Hugh, Reuben, Daniel and Fin) who represented the school superbly in a football matches against St Peter’s, Wem. In hot conditions, it was end to end in the first half, with a hat-trick from Steven ensuring that it was level 3-3 at half time. Congratulations to St Peter’s who went on to score 3 more goals in the second half to earn a 6-3 victory but it was a well-fought game throughout. Hopefully the boys enjoyed it and are keen for more games in the future. ⚽️

Summer 2026

Hello everyone!

I hope you are all enjoying the final weekend of the Easter break.

Please open the attached file for an update, ready for the next half-term.

Please note:
-There is NO swimming on Monday 13th April.
-Children will need to wear their PE kits on Tuesday and Wednesday for the first week back.
– Swimming starts Monday 20th April – every Monday morning.
– They will continue to have their PE lesson on a Tuesday with Mr Savage.

Any questions, just ask.

Rhino Class Summer 1 2026 Newsletter

Thanks,
Mrs Conde and Rhino team.

 

KS2 Girls Football Tournament

Well done to the 16 girls who represented the school superbly this morning in a Girls football tournament at Corbet School. Both of the teams gave their all and it was fantastic to see Arabella scoring her first goal for the school, as her target at the start of the year was to do just that! Hopefully there will be many more to come now!
Well done girls! Thank you to Mrs Emerton Maka and Mrs Hulme for taking the children to this event to give them the opportunity.

U11s boys football

A great performance from the U11s boys football team who were narrowly defeated 2-1 against Prees after school today. Oliver produced his usual amazing performance in goal, Mylo and William were outstanding in defence, Oliver and Seb worked their socks off in midfield and Elvin was clinical in front of goal when the chance came. It was a pleasure to watch such a great team performance. Thanks to the parents/grandparents who came along to watch and support the team.

U9s girls football

Well done to the girls who took part in a football match this afternoon on the school field against Grange Park, Telford. All of the girls wanted to play in a competitive football game aganst another school and they all enjoyed themselves, showing determination and work ethic on the pitch. Thank you to the staff and girls from Grange Park who drove over to play the game at our school. It was a pleasure to play against a group of delightful, well-mannered young girls.