Key Stage 2 went on a visit to St Wulfram’s Church, this afternoon. The children were shown around the church by Father James, who talked to them about the history of the church. The children found it very interesting and asked lots of questions.

We didn’t actually see as many birds as usual but we think it is because we had a visit from a sparrowhawk a few days before the bird watch.

All the information will be sent to the RSPB who will compile a report to share with the school and other schools that have taken part.

Grantham Journal ‘Books to Binoculars’ story and photo

Congratulations to the children who were in this week’s Golden Book.

Well done to the children who took part in this week’s Bisi Badminton Tournament at KGGS. It was lovely to see their good sportsmanship and also how their skills developed through the evening.

Congratulations to all the children whose achievements were celebrated in this week’s Golden Book assembly and to the key stage 2 children who received their gymnastics certificates. Well done also to our Bronze Awardee for collecting 20 stickers.

After a busy term using threads and fabric, here are the finished textile creations. Class 3 have been cutting, dyeing and learning how to do a variety of stitches, and are very proud of their finished Viking cushions and weaving pictures.

The children have written a prayer that has been added to the prayer scroll that is travelling around the North England Conference.

The prayer says:

Dear Lord,

We thank you for our school. We thank you that it is a place where everyone feels safe and cared for. We thank you for the children, who bring the school to life, and for the teachers who teach us. We ask that our school will continue to grow and flourish and influence the way we live our lives. We ask for your protection over our school so that we can continue to share your love with others. Amen.

Congratulations to all the children who were in the Golden Book today and those who were awarded certificates in this morning’s assembly.

This morning Class 1 shared what they had learnt about ‘People who help us’. Dressed in costumes they told us about the different jobs that people do and how they help us. They also sang a variety of songs they had learnt. We were very proud of each child.

This morning, all of Key Stage 2 visited Grantham library. They were taught how the library was organised, sent to find certain books and listened to a story being read before each child chose a fiction and non-fiction book and checked out using the automated system.