01 November 2019
On a cold and wet Friday afternoon, we participated in the Kendal schools' netball competition at Heron Hill. All the children were a credit to the school and performed magnificently, winning one game, drawing one game and losing two. Well done to Isla, Sam, Darci, Nikola, Cassie, Alfie and Willow for taking part.
By Mark Ashburn, 01 November 2019 –
04 October 2019
Thank you for all your support in this year's Harvest Festival collection. What a bumper crop!
By Alison Shepherd, 04 October 2019 –
11 March 2019
Caption: Which minibeast would live in a house like this?
Caption: Exploring the new forest schools area.
Today Year 2 had a fabulous time exploring our new forest schools area. They hunted around to see what insects they could find and were delighted when they found worms, snails, lady birds, slugs and even the odd woodlouse. We then made use of all the natural materials to create bug houses for any creepy crawlies looking for a new place to live.
By Janet Thorn, 11 March 2019 –
30 January 2019
What a brilliant afternoon for our year 5&6 sportshall athletics team! Twelve children across year 5&6 competed in the KCP sportshall athletics festival on Wednesday afternoon. The children competed in a mixture of indoor track and field events and performed magnificently to finish in second place. Well done to all the children involved and thank you to Mr Muschamp for helping on the day.
By Mark Ashburn, 30 January 2019 –
25 January 2019
Key Stage 2 children from Dean Gibson represented the school at the KCP girls' football festival at Vicarage Park School on Monday afternoon. The children performed admirably on a bitterly cold day. The year 3&4 team won two games and lost one, which enabled them to qualify for the final. In the final, the team narrowly lost out 1-0 to Vicarage Park School. The year 5 team won two and drew three games, while the year 6 team won all their group games, helping them to qualify for the final. In the final, the year 6 girls drew the match. Well done to all the girls who were involved! A special thank you to Mrs Musone, Mrs Corbett, Mr Burnett, Ms Davidson and Mr Rairata for helping on the day.
By Mark Ashburn, 25 January 2019 –