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Gym Teams win medals

Well done to our Gym teams who took part in a city wide tournament at the John Charles Sports Centre. Our Y5/6 Foundation team won silver medals, Y5/6 Advanced won bronze and all the other teams performed brilliantly. Special mention to Lily Hogkinson who came second out of 40 children in her group. Thanks to Miss Mitchell, Mrs Sanders and Mrs Lewis who have coached the children so well all year in gym club.

                   

Sports Relief

Children at Spring Bank came to school on Friday 23rd March is something sporty to raise money for Sports Relief. Well done to those year 5s who used thier initiative to have a ‘bits & bobs’ stall, raising further money for Sports Relief.

                           

Pots of Care

Spring Bank raises a fantastic £1005.47 for Marie Curie!

                                       

Questionnaire Results

 

Results of Questionnaire for parents and carers: Parents’ Evening November 2011.

Numbers in brackets are figures from 2009 questionnaire.

                                 Number of replies (Please tick)

Strongly agree%

Agree%

Disagree%

Strongly disagree

1      My child enjoys school    Number of returns: 98(70)

 

66%(57%)

 

32%(39%)

2%(4%)

 

2      The school keeps my child safe 93(70)  

67%(51%)

 

 

33% (49%)

 

 

3      My child is making progress at this school 97(70)  

57%( 53%)

 

 42%( 47%)

1%

 

4      The school helps my child to have a healthy lifestyle 91(67)

 

40%(36%)

 

58%(58%)

3%(6%)

 

5      The school informs me about my child’s progress 89(68)

 

40%(38%)

 

51%(56%)

9%(6%)

 

6      The school expects my child to work hard and do his or her best  94 (65)

 

52%(32%)

 

44%(68%)

4%

 

7      The school sets appropriate homework for my child 93(66)

 

31%(23%)

 

54%(62%)

15%(14%)

(1%)

8      The school makes sure that my child is well prepared for the future (for example changing year group, changing school, and for children who are finishing school, entering further or higher education, or entering employment) 95(55)  

44%(17%)

 

53%(76%)

3%(7%)

 

9      There is a good range of activities including trips or visits for my child to take part in 86(60)

 

38%(40%)

 

58%(57%)

2%(3%)

1%

10   The school treats my child fairly and with respect 93(64)

 

52%(45%)

 

48%(55%)

 

 

11   The school meets my child’s particular needs 91 (63)

 

 

 

  49% (25%)  46%(71%)

5%(3%)

 

12    

School deals effectively with unacceptable behaviour 87(59)

 

   43% ( 15%)

 

53%(73%)

3%(12%)

1%

13   The school has appropriate procedures for dealing with complaints 63 (49)

 

21% (14%)

 

71%(76%)

5%(10%)

3%

14   The school takes account of my suggestions and concerns 79 (56)

 

23%(13%)

 

64%(80%)

12%(7%)

1%

15   The school is led and managed effectively  79 (62)

 

38%(29%)

 

57%(68%)

5%(2%)

(2%)

16   Overall, I am happy with my child’s experience at this school  83 (62)

 

54%(52%)

 

45%(48%)

1%

 

 

Choir raises money for charity

Our school choir have been out in Headingley singing Christmas carols. They raised a fantastic £97.10 for the charity organisation ‘Shelter.’ Well done to all the children that took part and thank you to parents for their support. A thank you to Mrs Mills and Becky who organised the event with such enthusiasm.

Anti-Bullying Week

Anti-bullying week (14th – 18th Nov) started with Blue Monday where everybody wore blue to show support for anti-bullying week.

 

 The first activity we did as a school was  ‘whispers’. The whole school stood in a circle on the playground and a message was whispered. This was to show the power of words and how words can change when passed from person to person. The activity was a huge success and the message was clear.

Thanks to our Learning Mentor, Becky and our anti-bullying ambassadors for organising the week.

Football Tournament

Y6 Football Tournament Trophy

 

 

Our year 6 football team were one of five teams that took part in a tournament. They were excellent as a team and represented the school well. We are pleased to hear that they won the tournament. Well done to the team and to Mr Wrankmore who trains them in football club.

Pink Day

On Friday 21st October we had PINK DAY to raise money for Cancer Research.

Everyone wore something pink and brought in money to help raise funds.

We raised a fantastic amount of £175.95 – WELL DONE to everyone!