With Christ at our side to guide us,
we shine in all that we do.
All 29 children in Y3 took part in a fantastic new sports festival today! The children worked in two teams to achieve their personal best scores in a wide variety of skills challenges.
The children enthusiastically worked with their friends, had fun and showed lots of good sporting skills. To top off a great day, our A team were Multiskills Personal Best Challenge winners!
The junior children peformed wonderfully in their Christmas Carol Concert at St. Bede’s Church. They sang a selection of Christmas carols and told of the Nativity.
The Junior Choir took part in South Tyneside’s Civic Carol Concert at Temple Park Leisure Centre. They sang beautifully with 8 other schools and a live orchestra.
The children looked fabulous on Tuesday and had a fantastic time at their Christmas party. Here are some photographs of them enjoying the dancing, fun, and games!
Enjoying our snacks!
The children form Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 performed in ‘A Miracle in Town’. All the children were brilliant as they sung, narrated and acted out the story of The Nativity. Well done infants, we are all very proud of you.
The junior children had a frightfully exciting night at the Monster Ball on Tuesday!
We would love you to join us for our first SEND/Family Support Coffee afternoon on Monday 28th November 2.15-3.15pm. Mrs Mackley and Mrs Welsh will be available to speak to and there will be a small presentation from Marie Holmes (Educational Mental Health Practitioner) on the Healthy Minds Service.
The PTA will be serving refreshments and selling pre-loved uniform.
Our PTA will be holding a Monster Ball on Tuesday 1st November (please see letter below). In preparation for this, we would welcome any donations of fancy dress costumes you may have at home. We would like to recycle these and will be selling them for £1 at our Autumn coffee afternoon on Thursday 20th October from 2pm in the school hall.
We hope to see you there!
World Mental Health Day is Monday 10th October. The children will be having an assembly on The 5 Ways To Wellbeing. These are simple steps we all can take to improve our Mental Health and Well-being.
Eight teams from St. Bede’s consisting of 42 children became South Tyneside Cross Country Team Champions today! It was wonderful to have so many boys and girls involved in a single event. The children have shown incredible dedication to train for the competition and everyone strived for personal best performances. I was so proud of how everyone supported each other and the amazing parental support at Temple Park!
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