Boothferry Primary School
On Wednesday 15th November girls from Year 5 and 6 represented the school in the champions league final at South Hunsley High School. This was a result of winning the local cluster competition back in October. The girls played four tough games drawing the first 0-0 and then narrowly losing the other three 0-1. Gracie
On Wednesday 18th October, Year 6 welcomed parents into school for their spectacular exit point celebrating the end of their Fairgrounds topic. We worked hard in DT lessons to create striking fairground rides (that actually work). We also made exquisite, mouth-watering, pearl-white chocolate apples. On display was our fabulous poetry to blow the minds of
Our wonderful Girl's football team competed in the local school's competition at Goole Academy. For many of these girls, this is the first time that they have tried football. Coach Capewell said "The commitment that these girls showed and the effort that they put into every game was outstanding. They showed magnificent resilience" The final
Boothferry pupils were invited as VIP's when our friends at R-evolution launched their new premises in Cottingham. For a few years, our successful bike library scheme has been running and it in this new workshop that our bikes are serviced and mended. The event, covered by national press and local TV, involved our pupils having
On Friday 29th September, we went to our local food bank. We were surprised to discover that they are given around four tons of food a year. They struggle to get food like canned meat. Sadly, 12% of people in our area are living in poverty. The volunteers at our church try to change this.
Every October, International Walk to School Month sees primary school pupils from across the UK join forces with children in more than 40 countries worldwide to celebrate the benefits of walking to school. The benefits of walking are widely publicized, but the lesser know effects are equally as important. Children enjoy feeling the wind, jumping
This week our School Council members for 2017/2018 were elected. The children in Key Stage 2 delivered some amazing presentations to the rest of their class before the children voted for who they thought would make the best representatives for their class. In assembly the children found out who had been elected and they sat
Digital Leaders are children in KS2 with a passion for technology who want to share their knowledge with others and promote the use of all things digital throughout school. Being a Digital Leader is a fantastic opportunity to take on responsibility and demonstrate leadership skills; they can be a real help for busy teachers. Children
Our final assembly featured the children of the year, amazing trophies won, Miss Foster getting married, Mrs Hornshaw leaving and the team point winners, Jupiter! Have an amazing summer!
We have had a celebration assembly to showcase the different instruments that we have been learning throughout the year. We had performances from trumpet players, violin players and guitar players. We also had soloists from Year 4 girls to Edelweiss and Where is love. Mr Possible is very proud of all the musical talent that
