As we approach the end of another eventful week at school, I am delighted to share with you the remarkable experiences and achievements of our pupils. The past few days have been filled with creativity, learning, and celebration, showcasing the diverse talents and enthusiasm of our school community.

This week, we immersed ourselves in the enchanting world of William Shakespeare. Our Shakespeare Week has been a resounding success, with pupils exploring some of the Bard's most iconic works. The corridors and classrooms have been alive with the language and themes of 'Macbeth', 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', and 'Romeo and Juliet'. It has been truly inspiring to witness our young learners engage with these timeless classics, developing their understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare's enduring legacy.

Today, the school was transformed into a vibrant tableau of Elizabethan England, with pupils arriving in an array of impressive costumes. From noble lords and ladies to mischievous fairies, the creativity and effort put into these outfits were nothing short of spectacular. The sight of our pupils embodying characters from Shakespeare's plays was both heartwarming and a testament to their engagement with the week's theme.

Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of Shakespeare Week has been observing our pupils showcase their newly acquired knowledge. Their ability to discuss the plots, characters, and themes of the studied plays with such enthusiasm and insight has been truly remarkable. This demonstration of learning not only reflects their hard work but also highlights the dedication of our staff in making these complex works accessible and engaging for young minds.

As we celebrate these achievements, I would like to bring your attention to a few important notices. Firstly, I remind you that next Wednesday, 2nd, we will be hosting our SEND coffee morning. We are pleased to announce that representatives from Swindon Family Voice will be in attendance, offering valuable support and information. This event provides an excellent opportunity for parents and carers to engage with resources and connect with others in our community.

Additionally, I am pleased to inform you that termly reports will be distributed on Wednesday. These reports offer an overview of your child's progress and achievements.

In closing, I would like to express my gratitude to our entire school community - pupils, staff, and parents alike - for their continued support and engagement. Your involvement is crucial in creating the rich, nurturing environment that allows our pupils to thrive and excel.

Monday

09:00 Class Photos - these are not individual photos, they will be done at the start of the next academic year.

Tuesday

15:30 Football v East Wichel

Wednesday

Reports to parents

09:00 SEND Coffee Morning - starting our ASD Month

15:00 Easter Bonnet Parade

15:30 Easter Disco - finishes at 17:00

Thursday

09:00 Spelling Bee

Friday

End of term - there are no clubs.

After School Care is open until 16:30