Events

Things to look forward to this half term...

Anti Bullying Theatre Show

On Thursday 2nd October, years 3,4,5 and 6 watched a theatre show and took part in a workshop with a strong message about anti bullying.

Grandad Wheels

Author Grandad Wheels came to visit Reedley Primary School on Monday 6th October. Children were able to purchase books with profits going to charity.

Mental Health Awareness Day

Well done for the efforts to wear yellow today for Mental Health awareness.
During the day, classes all thought about ways they can look after their mental health and keep a healthy
mind and healthy body. All money raised will go towards the Rock Kidz event on Monday 3rd November,
where the children will receive an anti-bullying message through music.Well done for the efforts to wear yellow today for Mental Health awareness.
During the day, classes all thought about ways they can look after their mental health and keep a healthy
mind and healthy body. All money raised will go towards the Rock Kidz event on Monday 3rd November,
where the children will receive an anti-bullying message through music.

Houghton Weavers

Year 3 children had a visit from the Houghton Weavers as part of their topic on Pendle Hill.

They were treated to a number of folk songs.

Rock Kidz

Rock Kidz visited school on Monday 3rd November. Children and staff dressed up as pop star/rock stars. They took part part in a fun singing session with a clear anti-bullying message.

Art Week

Photos from art week sessions. Parents of year 3 were invited to see their childrens work in Art. The childrens task was to make a model of the fruit/vegetable made of out of clay. Prior to making their model, children drew sketches of their chosen item.

Be Bright Be Seen-

Road Safety Awareness

Children and staff dressed in bright colours to support the School Council’s Be
Bright Be Seen campaign which aims to make people aware of the need to be seen near roads whilst
we have darker mornings and evenings. Whilst it has been fun to dress in bright colours, please give
some thought to the message behind it and think about whether your child is visible to drivers in
the dark.
School Council have done a good job of selling reflective key rings for 50p

Sporting Event

We are very lucky to have two Olympic athletes visiting our school on Wednesday.
Onyeka Okoh and Reynold Bangio spoke to the children in assembly and delivered sporting
sessions to all of the children. The children also got a chance to have a
question and answer session with Onyeka and Reynold.