School is closed at present until further notice, due to the coronavirus. Any children of key workers requiring a school place can attend Fishergate Primary, where our staff are working. Please contact our school office via email or telephone should…
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Parish News
The Parish Magazine is available here to read, as it won’t be distributed in print form in April, due to restrictions on movement. Enjoy reading all about our school and about village life, but please bear in mind some of…
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Resources to support Home Learning
We have added some information, resources and links to the website to support your children’s learning from home. Click here to access this.
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Parent Meeting Feedback
Many thanks to those parents and children who attended our recent meetings about SATs and the residential to Malham. Here are some quotes: “Very informative and helpful. Definitely helped reassure us both!” “Really good presentation. Lots of good information.” “Great…
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Welcome back!
Despite the floods and the snow, we are open! Please drive carefully and make sure your child has appropriate footwear and a coat. Please follow us on Facebook and/or Twitter for more regular updates. Mrs Christison
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School is open
School is open today (Tuesday 11th Feb). The only safe way into the village is via Moor Lane from the A19.
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Schools Partnership Programme
You may know already that we have been working for two years now with four other schools in our cluster to help each other on our improvement journeys. The schools involved are Lord Deramore’s, Dunnington, Wheldrake, Fishergate and Naburn. It…
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Lego Challenge Success
The Friends of Naburn held a very successful Lego Challenge on Saturday in the Village Hall. Here are some photos showing the fun they all had!
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Rainforest Animations
In Willow class today we continued to explore animation using 2Animate on Purple Mash.
We took some inspiration from this amazing animation project created in 2011 by pupils at a primary school in Hull, working with a professional animator.
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In Willow Class we love to code!
We have previously used 2Code in Purple Mash, explored some of the Code.org courses and activities – and lots more! Last week in a lesson with Computer Kat we decided to try some coding in Scratch to apply our developing skills, and computational thinking, in a new context.
Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children can program and (if they choose to create an account and log in) share projects with people from all over the world. If you would like to explore Scratch some more at home, the site is free to use and can be used without logging in. You should always check with your parents or carers before you access any new sites at home – and in particular before making any accounts! If your parents or carers have questions, they can find out more about Scratch and the Scratch community, including the Privacy Notice and information about the community guidelines and expectations, here: https://scratch.mit.edu/parents/
Click to go to the tutorial!
At the end of the lesson we all agreed that we had found some of it hard, but that we had all learnt a lot!