Author: Stuart Field

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Sports Update: Rounders

Our Rounders Team this week entered the Corbet Primary Rounders Tournament. There were two groups of five teams, all from other local primary schools. Our team placed second in Group A, and third overall! Our team tied two matches and won four; they remained unbeaten throughout and only missed out on winning the whole tournament by a point. These events are not only competitive and enjoyable, but also give the children chance to meet teachers and pupils at The Corbet, and also they introduce our Year 6 pupils to their potential new classmates for September. There are a couple more sports events in summer term, including Area Sports and Sports Day.

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Year 6 SATs

Well done to the Year 6 pupils who this week completed their SAT tests!

They have been working hard towards the tests and they worked well this week, sitting a grand total of 6 tests!

We would like to praise them for their hard work as we now await the results in July!

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VE Day Celebrations!

Thank you for joining us for the 80th Anniversary of VE Day celebrations on Thursday! It was lovely to see so many of you at school enjoying a picnic with the children and staff. We would like to say a huge thanks to Ro and Rachel for preparing an amazing picnic too (they made over 170 packed lunches, made plenty of cakes and scones before serving everyone all lunch time!)

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Festival of Hope

Dear Friends,
Our Festival of Hope continues until the end of this weekend- so you’ve still plenty of time to go round our churches and see the stations of the resurrection.
The final moment will be our Songs of Praise service at Bicton- 5pm, this coming Sunday (11th May), followed by refreshments. The hymns have been chosen with the 80th anniversary of VE Day in mind. Please do come along!
Because we are having a service in the evening, there will be NO morning service at Bicton on 11th May.
With thanks and blessings,
Hannah x
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Top Tips for Parents: Safety on the Road

Staying safe on our roads isn’t just a skill — it’s a lifelong habit. It is crucial to learn key strategies for helping children navigate streets safely and confidently, from practising journeys together to teaching them how to choose the safest crossing points.

We’ve collaborated with THINK! to offer real-world advice on issues like the dangers of parked vehicles, reversing cars and mobile phone distractions — it’s an invaluable tool for parents and educators who want to help young people travel independently without compromising their safety.