For the last few weeks, Verity and Annie from Year 5 have been showing their entrepreneurial skills and raising money for the school playground resurfacing project.

They have created a small business selling home-grown plants including, Aloe Vera, Sunflowers , Beetroot, Cakes and Jewellery.
So far they have raised £130, some of which was donated by a very kind gentleman who highly praised their enterprise and ingenuity.
Well Done girls and thank-you for representing our school so well.

Twenty of our amazing Yr 3 and 4 pupils competed in a cross-country event last week against other local Primary Schools. They all did a great job.

Congratulations to Mitchell who came 1^st in the boys race!

Well done St. Sebastian's, we are very proud of you.

Well done to the girls in year 3 for baking cakes and making loom band bracelets, rings and clay decorations.

With your support, they raised £58 for the School Council's funding projects.

Penguin class performed the violin for their families. What an amazing performance by the whole class! The teacher was very impressed at how quickly they picked up playing such a difficult instrument.

To see their effort, click on this link: Penguins perform Violin

Well Done Penguins - Terrific!

We had great fun on our Easter Fun Run on Tuesday!

The School Council raised lots of money for our 'Toilet Twinning' project and our playground project.

Thank you to everyone who sponsored.

We will release the total after the holidays!

On Tuesday, 12^th March the whole school took part in National Science Week. It started with the whole school coming together in an engaging assembly introducing this year’s theme of ‘Time’. Each class moved around the school learning about endangered species, moth adaptations, dinosaur bones, and fossils then made water clocks and swinging pendulums. They even designed a modern farm of the future. The exciting activities that their teachers planned, helped the children to discover and use many scientific skills such as: asking questions, predicting and evaluating. They demonstrated excellent observations and use of equipment and began to understand how research and fair testing can aid their understanding of the world. The children behaved impeccably moving round the school between classrooms and their scientific chatter showed us just how much they enjoyed the day.

On Sunday, 10^th March 2024, our fantastic Gymnasts competed in a local competition with other schools. They were amazing and are looking forward to going again next year.