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Online Safety Newsletter Dec 2024
It was lovely to welcome back Mrs Lynchey into school on Friday in her new role at Bury FC! She delivered an insightful assembly into the history of our local football club, then coached some of our year 5/6 footballers on the playground (which clearly helped them with their victory that evening!).
The following day we were invited to Gigg...
11 boys set out to Redbank playing fields to play a friendly vs St Andrew’s Radcliffe. It was a really close game played in the right spirit but we managed to come away with a 6-4 win with 3 goals from Jacob, 2 from Alex and one from Arthur. The lads played some lovely football with one parent commenting...
It was a pleasure to watch our confident scientists present their experiments to their peers! Well done to everyone that took part! We learnt so much about materials, solids, liquids, gases and all things sound too!
Well done to our two boys’ football teams that took part in tournaments last Thursday from year 4 and year 5/6. In the morning the year 4 boys started confidently with two convincing victories in their group games as well as a draw which saw them top their group. In the semi final, they faced Heaton Park and despite...
Over the last ten days, 20 key stage two children have taken part in football events at Goshen. First of all we had four children head down with Mrs Rothwell to compete in a range of football skill based events. The children took part with the right attitude and represented the school superbly!
Secondly, a girls’ year 3/4 team...
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Online Safety Newsletter September 2024
In our round if 16 tie versus Cams Lane tonight, we stamped our authority early doors and went in at half time 2-0 up following a bottom corner finish by Seth and Jacob smashed one into the top corner! After half time we managed ti get two early goals following some lovely football and 2 close range finishes from...
Congratulations to our rugby and tennis teams that took part in some key stage two competitions recently. They all competed to the best of their ability and in many cases were trying something new! Each team won some games, lost some games and drew some games but they ALL had fun along the way and hopefully learnt some new...
The girls football team played in a tournament and started off with three strong victories. They then faced Bury Grammar and narrowly lost 3-2. This meant they needed to win in their final match against St. Mary’s Radcliffe to stand a chance of progressing to the next stage. The girls hit the post, crossbar and their goalkeeper was outstanding...
Golden Gate class went to the Fusliers Museum in Bury on Wednesday, following their recent topic on World War 2. They had a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoyed their two workshops:’Handling Artefacts’ and ‘Dad’s Army!’ I do hope the children enjoyed their day and learnt even more! May I take this opportunity to say how well behaved and respectful...
Our boys football team made it into the quarter final stage for the first time in a few years, however, they were unfortunate to come against a very strong side in Greenhill. Sadly we were 3-0 down at half time but we battled on and were the better team in the second half. The woodwork was struck on four...
It was a pleasure to watch our basketball team put in some fantastic performances recently at Phillips High. They won 3 out of 4 games and just missed out on bronze medals following a last minute basket by Higher Lane. A tremendous effort alk round!
We took a team of 23 children to compete against 23 schools in total! The children could take part in a maximum of four events from the 10 track and field activities. When the results came in for the top 5, we knew we were in with a chance as we had won the majority of our heats! “In...
Yesterday our amazing dodgeball team set out to Woodhey. They played against 3 different schools, performed really well as a team but sadly didn't top their group and therefore just missed out on a semi final spot.
The children in year 5/6 have been truly moved by the events of WWII. Gooden Gate class took a trip down ‘the lines’ to see the impact of a doodlebug missile on Christmas Eve,1944, which landed on Chapel Street (numbers 21 and 23) tragically killing 6 residents. Whitehead Gardens was created through a generous £5000 donation from the Whitehead...