Events

Anti - Bullying Week

As part of Anti - Bullying Week, to celebrate diversity and uniqueness all of the children designed their own colourful circles, these were then combined to create a school masterpiece. The art work is displayed in our school hall and celebrates our ability to join together, accept differences and work together.

We are each unique and beautiful, but together we make a masterpiece!

Mental Health Awareness Day #helloyellow

On Thursday 1Oth of October all the children and staff wore yellow to school to mark Mental Health Awareness day. The children took part in a variety of activities linked to mindfulness, relaxation, feelings and emotions and friendsh

Chatterbox -we're here to listen!

On Mental Health Awareness Day our Pastoral Team launched 'Chatterbox'. This is an appointment system where the children can fill out a slip and request to see one of the team. Staff are available for appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

MacMillan Coffee Afternoon

MacMillan Coffee Afternoon was held on Thursday 26th September. A big thank you to all the parents who came along to support this charity event

The Big Book Swap

On Wednesday 28th March the children had a great time taking part in the Big Book Swap! The children were excited to swap books with their friends and they enjoyed looking through the broad selection of books.

Each class will use their 'Book Swap Box' so the children can keep swapping books.

A BIG THANK YOU to the mums who attend our Coffee Afternoons that helped to plan, prepare and run the Book Swap.

Take a look at some of the creative competition entries....

World Book Day

It is said that something special happens when a child finds the right book. These magical moments are clearly evident at St Saviour’s as children across the school were left in awe and wonder on World Book Day.

Children swapped their school jumpers for more creative outfits from their favourite book characters as wizards, pirates, princesses and superheroes gathered on school grounds. This was an epic finale to what has been a momentous week.

St Saviour’s truly opened the doors to a world of endless possibilities through the power of reading. Classrooms were transformed into various book-related themes as the children were immersed in fun-packed activities.

Reception enjoyed the world of traditional tales; Year 1 delved in to the world of Julia Donaldson; Year 2 were captured by chocolate as they took an imaginary journey to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory; Year 3 stepped back in time as they were intrigued by the story of evacuees during WW2; the Avengers assembled in 4SS and 4NR; Year 5 were fascinated by the comedian, actor, TV personality and author David Walliams whilst Year 6 became record breakers as they created their own version of the Guinness World Record book.

Staff and children celebrated and ‘showed-off’ their costumes in a special World Book day assembly. It was an amazing sight.

We would like to thank all parents for their continued support and helping your child create their wonderful outfits.

Here are some of the highlights from this fantastic week.

‘Year of the Reader’ has arrived

‘Year of the Reader’ has officially began at Saviour’s with the launch of our first-ever Pupil Planner.

Children have been gripped with anticipation since the start of the new academic year and on Monday 28^th September the wait was finally over as our young readers were greeted with the new-look Planners in assembly.

The Planner will play a vital role in the development of our children’s learning across the school especially in Reading as it will allow our young readers to experience the pleasure of reading.

Not only is it a brilliant way of tracking Reading, it will also allow children to keep up-to-date with their homework as well as important revision aids.

This is an innovative approach to monitoring our children’s reading and developing the rapport with our supportive parents.

Let’s make this a year to remember by promoting the ‘Year of the Reader’.

TEDDY FEVER HITS ST SAVIOUR'S

KS2 Teddies	KS1 Teddies
Christmas Tree Decorations made by the children	Happy Teachers

CHRISTMAS spirit was well and truly underway at St Saviour’s this week as the children showed their generosity towards our ground-breaking Teddy Raffle.

An incredible amount of 54 Teddies of all colours and sizes were raffled. Excited children have been bringing in money all week for a chance to get their hands on the fluffy Teddies.

The wait was finally over as we held an assembly on ‘Christmas Party’ day to reveal the lucky winners. Children were gripped with excitement and even the teachers tried their best to enter the raffle. But it was the children who walked away victorious in the end J J.

We would like to thank all the parents for showing their support with the Raffle. Hope you all have a lovely holiday.

Miss Kousar, Mr Hussain and Miss Mistry.