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Headteacher'sWelcome |
There is much to celebrate at St Margaret's described as a school where 'every child is nurtured and cherished' (Ofsted 2020)
Our school is a one form entry welcoming, happy school where all who are part of our school community are helpful, considerate and respectful of each other.
The children are very happy and enjoy learning. We are very fortunate to have such a dedicated staff team who strive to provide a safe, caring environment where all children are able to enjoy their learning and thrive. We value each other and work together as a community to support our wonderful children. Our vision for the school, created with our Christian values at the heart of it, underpins all that we do and want for the children in our school.
A warm welcome from our Governors
As members of the local community and parents, we are incredibly proud to be the Co-Chairs of Governors for St Margaret's.
Like many other schools, our Ofsted rating of Good reflects our story of consistent improvement. What differentiates St Margaret’s however, is our people. The children who we are so lucky to have in our care are safe, valued, respected and seen as individuals - individuality that is encouraged to develop and grow throughout the formative primary school years. Teachers, Staff and Governors alike do not under estimate the faith you as parents put in us to provide the best possible education for your child and discharge that incredible responsibility with distinction.
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Year 2 SOS Day!
Forest school this term was linked to our SOS topic currently focusing on the Great Fire of London. We sang around the fire, London’s Burning before becoming fire fighters! We split into teams and had to work out the most efficient way of getting the water across the playground, from the ‘river’ to the ‘fire’. We also created our own mini houses out of wood and straw to mimic the style of property that was around in 1666.
We also had a visit to school this week from the RNLI. The children learnt all about water safety including identifying hazards, what to do if you get into trouble in water and how to float to stay safe.
Year 4 Roman Day!
Year 4 had an exciting Roman-themed Forest School Day, taking part in a range of activities to prepare for life as Roman soldiers and charioteers. The children created colourful mosaics, crafted their own shields, and took part in a Roman battle using real Roman formations. They also experienced the thrill of chariot racing, designing and running their own courses outdoors. The focus of the day was outdoor teamwork, creativity, and working together to build and navigate a challenging race track.
