This week the children have enjoyed their coding activities as part of Coding Week. Not all children will realise they have been coding. I’ve spent time in reception this week where their coding activity was a series of arrowed direction signs for them to follow with toys.
Also, this week Bromley Council delivered two school street assemblies linked to the Green Cross Code. The children were fully engaged in Sam’s assemblies and have hopefully come home saying that they must wear helmets when on bikes and scooters!
The Perform Drama Company visited on Wednesday to lead a wonderful workshop for EYFS and Key Stage One. The children all had a wonderful immersive experience.
This Friday we started our new Intra School House competition. This will run across the year on Friday afternoons with children competing in their house teams across sporting and non sporting events. This week was the turn of Year 6.
On a mixed range of emotions, Mrs Mills has formally let me know of her intention to retire at the end of this calendar year. I have personally worked with Mrs Mills for around 12 years and will miss her greatly. However, it is fantastic for her and her husband to be starting a whole new adventure. And in better news, Mrs Mills will be back in school for a day a week but in a slightly different role which is fantastic for us all.
The Friends of Poverest met this week to plan events for the coming year. As part of that, the Grandparents tea party will now be in February '27 and the Spring Concert will become an early Summer Concert.
I hope everyone has a lovely weekend and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday.