Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Key Stage 1 Dress Rehearsal was fantastic! Well done!

  Mon 17 Dec 2018

  Today the children in years 1 and 2 performed their Christmas Nativity to the whole school. 

   

  They sang beautifully and the actors projected their voices so well. 

   

  They are really looking forward to their performance to their parents and carers tomorrow. 

   

   

  

• Christmas Lunch 2018

  Fri 14 Dec 2018
  Yesterday the dinner hall was a buzz with excited children and staff having Christmas lunch!  Everyone pulled their party crackers and wore hats while the staff served the children at the tables.  Thank you to the ISS kitchen staff for putting on such a delicious meal.

  

• Raising Money for Save the Children. All the children look lovely in their Xmas Jumpers.

  Fri 14 Dec 2018

  Today the school participated in Xmas Jumper Day. 

  The children look wonderful, in their Xmas jumpers. 

   

  Our total so far is £212 which will go to the charity Save the Children. 

   

  Thank you for your support. 

  

• Nursery and Reception Perform for the whole school. It was wonderful!

  Fri 14 Dec 2018

  This morning our Nursery and Reception children performed their Nativity through songs to the whole school. 

   

  They all sang so beautifully and danced around getting us all in the Christmas spirit.    

   

  Well done for a fantastic dress rehearsal! 

   

  They are looking forward to performing to their parents and families on Monday. 

  

• Father and Child Games Night Success

  Fri 14 Dec 2018 C Angeli

  Last night the school hosted a Father and Child games night. 

   

  The children and families all had a lovely time and it was a great success! 

   

  Thank you Ms Davis for arranging this.  We look forward to more family fun events in the near future. 

   

   

  

• Beautiful Bruce Grove Art Project

  Tue 04 Dec 2018
  Last week saw the end of a three week art workshop related to the creation of a mural (made almost entirely from re-cycled rubbish).  This will eventually be displayed in the passageway linking Sperling Road and Strode Road.  It was a collaborative effort between school, governors, residents and the local authority.  Children in classes from Year one to Year six took part in the project and enjoyed it immensely.  They also learnt about the importance of looking after the environment: re-using and re-cycling our rubbish whenever we can.    Thank you to everyone who sent in their colourful rubbish, the artwork looks great.