We’re taking part in Hits Radio’s Walk Around the World in aid of Cash for Kids Day to help make sure no child goes hungry during the school holidays this year. For some the holidays aren’t filled with days out, fun activities and full stomachs. They can be lonely, sad and full of worry, as they see their parents struggling to find enough money to keep them fed. That’s why all the money raised this Cash for Kids Day will fund projects helping to provide food and fun for every child, so no-one misses out. Please show your support if you can, and be sure to leave a message too! Thank you, from Miss Reese!
School News
Basketball Update
Well done to the Basketball Team who came 3rd in this week’s local school’s competition at The Corbet, Baschurch.
Mr Lack, who accompanied the team, said that thy played with a fantastic attitude, amazing teamwork and they showed our school values throughout!
Cross Country Update
Well done to the Cross Country Team who recently visited The Corbet School to run in the annual Schools’ Cross Country Event.
Boys and Girls Teams from Years 3-6 participated in the event, which sees competitors’ scores amalgamated to award a team score. Year 3 Girls came 2nd overall in their event, Year 3 Boys came 3rd and Year 6 Boys came 4th. A stunning individual success from Annabelle Trow saw her win the Year 6 Girls individual event, finishing well ahead of the rest of the field.
The Parenting Team
https://next.shropshire.gov.uk/the-send-local-offer/early-help/the-parenting-team/
Parenthood can be extremely rewarding and enjoyable. It can also be demanding, frustrating and exhausting. Our Parenting Team is here to offer help and support to parents and carers with children with SEND, to raise healthy, well-rounded children in a loving and stable environment. No formal diagnosis needs to be in place to access any of our services.
The Parenting Team provides a variety of services to families across Shropshire, as described on this page. To find out more you can also give us a call on 01743 250950, or email parenting.team@shropshire.gov.uk
What Parents Need to Know about Streamers
Livestreaming is now a major part of children’s entertainment, evolving from gamers sharing screens into a booming industry with diverse personalities. While watching streamers can be entertaining, it comes with no small number of risks for children, such as misinformation, negative influences, and inappropriate content. With over 2.5 million viewers on Twitch – the current most popular streaming platform – at any one time, this guide highlights the potential dangers associated with watching livestreams and the importance of staying informed.
Worship Council
Here are Worship Council with their new ‘Call and Response’ prayer, which they have written together this week to use in our Worships!
Weekly Certificates
Here are the recipients of our awards this week (Star of the Week, Values Award and Worker of the Week)
