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

• #greenforgrenfell

  Fri 15 Jun 2018

  Yesterday we observed the 72 second silence to remember those that tragically lost their lives. 

   

  Today we dressed in green to celebrate the unity and diversity of our communities. 

   

  Thank you for supporting this great cause. 

   

  #greenfrogrenfellday

  

• Year 5 are having a great time in Mundesley.

  Fri 15 Jun 2018

  After a long journey, our year 5 children had a fabulous time paddling in the sea last night. 

  They then had a delicious fish and chip supper. 

  Ms George read the story of 'The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe' and they were all asleep by 11pm.

  Today they will have activities with their penpals before getting on the coach at 12:30pm. 

   

  They plan to be back at school by 5pm but we will keep you all posted. 

   

   

  

• We are supporting Green for Grenfell Day tomorrow Friday 15th June 2018

  Thu 14 Jun 2018

   

  Dear Parents and Carers,

   

  Thursday 14 June will mark one year since the Grenfell tragedy. In the days after the fire, the Grenfell community came together in a great show of unity, and an enormous amount of support poured in from across the whole of the UK.

   

  We want to celebrate the spirit of people coming together. On Friday 15 June, we are supporting the UK-wide Green for Grenfell Day.

   

  Green for Grenfell Day aims to spur people across the UK to celebrate solidarity and diversity within their own communities by working together on a project of their choosing.

   

  On Friday 15^th June all children and staff will come to school wearing green.

  A small donation of £1 will go towards a school community project where we are improving our school garden and wildlife area.

   

  We hope you and your child or children will join us in promoting unity and community spirit on 15 June and tell us about it using the hashtag #GreenForGrenfellDay.

   

  Yours sincerely,

   

  Charlotte Angeli and the Grenfell Community

  

• Pendarren Class of 2018 are on the road.

  Mon 04 Jun 2018

  The children are all singing beautifully on the coach and very excited to be having a week away with their friends. 

  Once we arrive we will send a text message.

   

• Bingo Night at BGP

  Mon 21 May 2018
  On Friday evening, parents, carers and children came along to bingo.  We had a lovely evening of fun and prize winning.  Both children and adults played with focus and good spirits.  A big thank you to Maria Pires and the PTFA; also a special mention for Anthony Flaum, our number caller for the evening.  We hope it will be the first of many bingo nights at Bruce Grove.

  

• HALF TERM FRIDAY 25TH MAY

  Mon 21 May 2018
  School breaks up for half term this Friday 25th May.  Children should return to school on Monday 4th June 8.55am

• Royal Wedding Celebrations

  Mon 21 May 2018
  The children were buzzing with excitement on dress like a royal day last Friday 18th May.  To celebrate the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, children took part in fun activities like crown making and dress designing to more challenging tasks such a persuasive piece on why they should be invited to the wedding.  They also got to take a picture with 'Harry' and 'Meghan' in the outdoor learning space and have some cake and juice.  Wishing the happy couple all the best.

  

• Years 3, 4 and 5 perform a wonderful concert: 'Glint of Gold'

  Thu 29 Mar 2018
  This week pupils in Years 3, 4 and 5 delivered a fantastic concert. We certainly have some very talented actors and singers at Bruce Grove.  Well done to everyone and a big thank you to all the staff who helped put together this wonderful show.

  

• Bruce Grove Primary honours former pupil Second Lieutenant Alfred Herring VC

  Fri 23 Mar 2018

  Today, Ms. George and pupils from 4L attended a special commemorative ceremony in honour of second lieutenant Alfred Herring VC.  Alfred Herring was born in Tottenham and went to Bruce Grove Primary School and Tottenham County Schools.  During the First World War, he distinguished himself in battle and as a result, was awarded the Victoria Cross - the highest honour for bravery that anyone in the armed forces can receive.  We were invited to watch the unveiling of a memorial stone in front of Tottenham War Memorial.

  The children were very impressed with the ceremony and met and chatted with military personnel, the Mayor of Haringey, relatives of Alfred Herring and Ledley King - former Tottenham Hotspur FC player.  What an inspiration for all our pupils showing that if we work hard and are dedicated we can all make a positive contribution to our community and the country.

  

• Fantastic Cross Country at Bruce Castle Park

  Mon 19 Mar 2018

  On Friday key stage 2 went to Bruce Castle Park and participated in their cross country run.  The children were sponsored to run and all the money raised will be going to the charity Street Child. 

  It was lovely to see so many parents supporting their children and even joining in. 

  Well done everyone for your fantastic efforts.