Someone Special Lunch – March 2023
What another fabulous Someone Special event 
Lunch was delicious and as always a great turn out. Thank you to everyone who came and thank you to all of the wonderful staff who make events like this possible. Hopefully next year, the weather will be a bit kinder as I know some of our parents and grandparents were looking forward to skipping and hopscotch 
I am so proud to be part of this amazing school.
Happy, Healthy and Fulfilled….
Peterlee Fire Station visit to school – March 2023
On Monday, our KS2 children were visited by some Firefighters from Peterlee Fire Station who came to talk about arson and fire safety. Our children were fantastic and learnt lots from the session.
Easter Activities in Easington
Spring Coffee Morning March 2023
What a perfect start to our Friday ……
Aidan House Team Treat
I think it’s fair to say Aidan House enjoyed their treat for winning the House Points competition last term. Well done children for all of your hardwork and to Anabelle (Aidan Captain) for leading your team to victory 
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!Work hard, try your best and reap the rewards!
Year 3/4 children to Shotton Hall Academy
Our Year 3/4 children at Shotton Hall Academy waiting patiently for Matilda to start…we were first here so got the best seats
To say we are excited is an understatement, including Mr Appleby and Mrs Kirkwood! 
Show Racism The Red Card
Our Year 6 children have had a fantastic day at The Beacon Of Light. They took part in different workshops led by the team from Show Racism The Red Card. They even got to meet some of the players from past and present and got signed water bottles and a goodie bag to take away. A very valuable and memorable experience and definitely a day the children will remember for a long time….
Happy Healthy and Fulfilled
Winter Illness Advice
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) press release dated 02 January 2023 entitled: Back to school advice issued amid high levels of flu, COVID-19 and scarlet fever has resulted in a number of inquiries to Public Health about current guidance.
There is no change in guidance and the re-issuing of advice is in response to current high levels of seasonal flu and COVID-19. These levels are likely to continue to increase in the coming weeks and we are also seeing high numbers of cases of scarlet fever, which is caused by group A streptococcus.
Below is the ‘Schools leaflet – winter illnesses: info parent, pupils, staff’. It includes details of common winter infections including flu, covid-19 and scarlet fever, advice about when people should not attend school and links to the NHS website for further information.
Schools leaflet -winter illnesses.Info parent pupils staff September 2022
Mr Churchill update
Good afternoon everyone
Mr Churchill visited school today. Needless to say, the children and staff were delighted to see him.
Mr Churchill will be starting back to school after the Christmas holidays. He will be in mornings for the first three days of term (Wednesday 4th/Thursday 5th/Friday 6th). He will then be back full time from Monday 9th January. Mr Churchill has asked me to pass on his thanks for your understanding and support during his absence. He is excited to return to school and get back to what he loves doing the most – teaching your wonderful children.
Kind regards
Mr Appleby
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