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  • Aspirations Dress-Up Day

    On Friday 28th February the children at St Edward's School were encouraged to dress-up as the career they would like to be when they are older. The children's effort in dressing up was amazing. Here are just a few photos representing some of the different careers the children aspire to be. 
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  • Nee Naw ...Nee Naw...Emergency Fun For Reception Pupils

    For aspirations week, Acorn and Chestnut pupils had an amazing, hands-on experience learning about the emergency services through the play based workshops offered by the company 'Nee Naw' company. They had the opportunity to dress up as paramedics, police officers, doctors and firefighters. The children could also ride on motorised small versions of ambulances, police motorbikes and fire engines. They had so much fun exploring these careers and learning about people in our community who help us!
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  • Simon Murray visits St Edward's

    As part of 'Aspirations Week' the children in Reception, KS1 and KS2 class met author and illustrator, Simon Murray on Tuesday 25th February. He showed some of his books to the children and did a step-by step live illustration lesson for them. The children loved watching the character 'Icky Doo Dah' come alive on the page. Icky Doo Dah is a mischievous character who loves causing chaos and havoc on Copperpot Farm.
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  • Arts Week 2025

    Children created pieces of artwork using various printing techniques using sponges, fruits and vegetables, leaves, lino, polystyrene and even fish.
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  • St. Edward’s joins the Big Bird Watch!

    Our students took part in the Big Bird Watch, helping conservation efforts while having fun spotting and recording local bird species. It was a fantastic hands-on experience, deepening their love for nature and contributing valuable data to protect wildlife. Well done to everyone who took part!
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  • Growing Against Violence and Social Media Workshops

    Year 5 children took part in a workshop about the use of social media. They looked at how social media can be used in a good way but also examined the dangers that can be harmful when children are online either on phones, IPADs, and computers. The children already had a good knowledge of online safety through their Computing lessons, however, they learned some important facts about who to contact if they face any problems and how easy it is for children to be deceived. In the afternoon, Year 6 also had a workshop about gang culture which educated the pupils on how children join gangs and how dangerous it can be.
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  • Smoothies Week at lunchtimes

    Our Pupil Parliament continued their themed lunches with a Smoothies week which they helped serve in the dinner hall. They also created a beautiful display outside the hall.  
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  • Sporting Achievements

    Our children continue to shine in the sporting arena by winning a number of competitions. Both girls and boys work hard and practice to ensure they give their very best. Supported by Ms Collings they show teamwork, commitment and great sportsmanship when representing the school.
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  • St John Bosco & St Josephine Bakhita Day celebrations

    We had two fabulous days celebrating the feast day of St John Bosco and St Josephine Bakhita. Children in these teams came in wearing blue and red representing the colour of their teams. At lunchtime on both days, there was a delicious Italian meals of pasta, spaghetti, garlic bread, pizza and lemon citrus cakes.
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