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Today our children performed Christmas songs, to a packed house, for the members of the U3A in Mawdesley Village Hall. An event we look forward to every year. See our video page to hear the beautiful singing.

Nativity 2024 - see our video page too

STEM CLUB Our Stem Superstars ended their After School Sessions by testing a theory. They wanted to know if toast with jam always falls jam side down!

Each class has enjoyed a visit from Sophie, from Life Education, who has been working with them on a variety of topics including Our Wonderful Bodies and how we fuel them, Mental Well Being and Conversations. It was a great day and the children found out a few new strategies for dealing with their busy lives.

A big thank you to everyone who attended our Macmillan Coffee Morning last Friday. The cakes were phenomenal and the children also got to enjoy some too! The raffle prizes stretched as far as the eye could see; thank you to everyone who donated. In total we raised £260.60 which has been sent to Macmillan. Thank you so much for your support.

Children enjoyed their first session of STEM Club tonight and are looking forward to more investigations next week.

Celebrating Year 6 as they leave us for High School. Giving thanks for all that Mrs. Boardman has contributed to the school and wishing her well for the future.

End of term ice cream treat!

We had a great end to last week with children and parents entering our 'Great School Bake Off'. The theme was 'Summer on a Cake' and all of our entrants went above and beyond, producing some marvellous creations. Congratulations to Ava, Poppy and Samuel who were the winners. Thank you to our mystery judge who had a VERY difficult task, our prize donators, all our entrants and the people who bought cake at our sale. We are grateful for your support.

Sports Day and Summer Fair

Recently, all children at SS. Peter & Paul's were given opportunities by a coach from the English Cricket Board to learn new skills and raise their self-esteem, with the possibility of saying 'cricket is a game for me.' All children thoroughly enjoyed the experience and hopefully some of our children will go on to play for their local village team, Lancashire or even England.

As part of our understanding of British Values, on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs Walker held a democracy assembly. Children looked at the folktale, 'The Farmer's Cart' and reflected on the messages within the story. We talked about the vote that took part within the story, what voting is as well as the children's own experiences of voting. Children came away with an understanding that democracy is about everyone having a voice and is heard.

Last week we had a visit from Konflux Theatre who provided workshops for all our pupils, looking at recycling and how we can improve and look after our environment. Class 1 had a very interactive session exploring different ways to travel rather than using a car, especially for short journeys. They learnt about global warming and its effects, plastic litter in our oceans and how to reduce reuse and recycle. Class 2 learned about different gases that harm the environment and better ways to travel. The children loved taking part in role-play about littering and landfill. Class 3 looked at all of the above and the effects pollution has on our planet and our health. Thank you to Konflux Theatre for the fun and informative sessions that gave us lots to think about.

Yesterday, our children took part in the TCS Mini London Marathon. Dressed in bright, colourful sports clothing, we raised funds for The Rainbow Hub Mawdesley; as we ran, jogged and walked the 2.6 miles around our school field. Despite some muddy corners, we were fortunate that the sun shone down as we got active, improved our mental health and wellbeing and gave our support to an amazing local charity. Well done to all our children, staff and parents who completed the course - you were superstars.