The Junior Choir took part in South Tyneside’s Civic Christmas Carol Concert at Temple Park Leisure Centre. They sang a selection of Christmas carols alongside other schools and a live orchestra. They sang so beautifully and did us proud as always!
Reception Coordination Challenge at the Urban Factory
Yesterday the children in reception visited the Urban Factory to take part in a coordination challenge. The activities allowed the children to practice climbing, balancing and jumping all whilst having a lot of fun!
Reception Visit the Post Office
This morning the children in reception walked to the Post Office to post their letters to Santa! We know that Santa is very busy at this time of year but we are hoping that he can squeeze in a reply…
Switch Off Fortnight 2024
School Council Launches ‘Switch Off Fortnight’ Campaign
We are excited to share some fantastic news that our School Council is leading an inspiring initiative called “Switch Off Fortnight,” aimed at promoting energy conservation and environmental awareness throughout our school community.
What is “Switch Off Fortnight”?
“Switch Off Fortnight” is a campaign designed to encourage everyone at St Bede’s to be mindful
of their energy consumption. For two weeks, starting from Monday 11th November, we will focus
on switching off lights, computers, and other electronic devices when they’re not in use. This
small change can make a big difference in reducing our carbon footprint and helping the
environment.
Why Are We Doing This?
The School Council believes that everyone has a part to play in protecting our planet. By
reducing energy consumption, we can not only help the environment but also save on electricity
costs, which can be redirected towards other school needs. This campaign is a great
opportunity for students, staff, and the whole school community to come together for a common
cause.
The School Nurses Visit Reception
The school nurses came into reception this morning to talk about the importance of washing our hands, eating healthy food and brushing our teeth.
Reception Visit ‘The Word’
Reception had a very exciting visit to The Word this week. They listened to some farm themed stories, took part in farm themed arts and crafts, sang songs and even got to choose their own books to bring back to school! It was so lovely to see the children so excited about choosing and sharing stories with each other, developing their love of reading for pleasure!
Reception Visit Church
Yesterday we walked to church to meet Father Bill who talked to us about baptism. He showed us all of the symbols used in a baptism including the font, baptismal candle and the holy oil. The children then asked Father Bill some excellent questions like, “Why do you light the candle?” We would like to say a big thank you to Father Bill for a lovely morning!
School Councillors 2024-2025
Meet our new school councillors for 2024-2025. The children are looking forward to working together to make our school the best it can possibly be. Watch this space for exciting updates…
New House Captains and Vice-Captains
Meet our new House Captains and Vice-Captains for Autumn 2024!
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- Bede Captain
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- Bernadette Captain
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- Bernadette Vice-Captain
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- Clare Captain
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- Clare Vice-Captain
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- Cuthbert Captain
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- Cuthbert Vice-Captain
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- Paul Captain
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- Paul Vice-Captain
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- Teresa Captain
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- Teresa Vice-Captain
Reception Celebration Day
To celebrate our recent OUTSTANDING Ofsted grading the children had a morning full of wonderful treats to enjoy! They enjoyed playing on obstacle courses, slides and bouncy castles, getting their face painted and eating ice-cream, popcorn and candyfloss. What a brilliant morning we had!
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