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If you opted for your child to receive the nasal flu spray it has been administered today by the health professionals.

The second half of the school choir (fresh from their final swimming lesson) brought the FOSSS Coffee Afternoon to a tuneful end.  Your fantastic support meant that EVERY cake was sold - THANK YOU.

We finished reading our class novel today. We have all really enjoyed the story and can't wait to read our next book.

The first half of the school choir are singing in the first half of the FOSSS Coffee afternoon. With nearly SIXTY members we can't fit them all in at once! It was a great turnout (as usual) - thank you for your support.

Thank you for all your support with this fund raiser for FOSSS

Tomorrow is Christmas Dinner Day and it would be fabulous to recreate the Christmas jumper spectacular from Friday when we supported the Key 103 Mission Christmas Appeal!

Today we have explored the life of St Nicholas and are hoping to learn the poem featuring him just in time for Christmas. The poem has an amazing twenty eight verses so you'll only get to hear a short extract at home of the one your child has rehearsed as this is a collaborative recital in class…

It was lovely to see the children being creative in our breakfast club ( provided by Y2K) this morning. It really made me smile as the children were deeply engrossed in their festive biscuit decorating.

This morning we have been playing a Christmas maths game.

Over the past two weeks we have been developing our knowledge of money, finding equivalent amounts, totals and giving change. If your child wants to explore money any further please look at the learning wall for lots of money games to consolidate learning associated with money including addition…

Members of St Stephen's Choir entertained shoppers at TESCO with a selection of Christmas songs this morning. There was a very appreciative audience - nice to see so many mums and dads there! It was also nice to be joined by Reverend Kim Lafferty (one of our governors) who 'guested' on a few…