Boothferry Primary School
Boothferry Primary School have hosted the end of year Change 4 Life Celebration Event. The event was attended by 117 children from 5 local schools; Boothferry, Snaith, Airmyn, Parkside, Hook and Marshlands. The event included Tesco’s stall of apple tasting and 11 other stations run perfectly by Goole Academy Sports Leaders.
The choir gave a performance to parents on Tuesday. They performed the songs When I'm 64, Where is Love, Edelweiss and Castle on the Hill. Particular mentions go to Kristine, Ruby and Natalija who performed amazing solos. The Brass, Violin and Guitar groups all gave a performance and it was amazing to see the wealth
'On Friday 9th June we were fortunate enough to get a visit from Prison Me? Now Way! The first activity we took part in was by YMCA: it was about the transition to high school and how we might feel being the youngest in the school. The second activity was about Road Safety - always
To raise awareness of different languages every class from Nursery to Year 6 have dressed up to represent the country which they are learning about today. Children are tasting food, dancing, researching and speaking new languages.
On Tuesday 13th June, we were treated to Ben Savage and James Jones, multiple world BMX champions showing us their stunts as part of Savage Skills. There was plenty to get exited by including a bike bunny hopping over 121cm, huge air on the large ramp and even climbing up a ladder on a bike.
Mr Sibley, Mr Griffin and two Y6 pupils presenting our cycling work in the houses of parliament.
Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety.Safety. Kate from Northern Gas network came in to talk to all our pupils about being safe around whilst they are working on the Gas supply to Goole. She started by explaining what Gas does in our homes and how it gets there. She then told us all about the need to dig holes and
Dear Parents As outlined in the letter that came home with your children in the week before Easter, the Goole Schools are facing unprecedented cuts to our budgets. To put this simply, our school is going to struggle to maintain its current position in the future. This could lead to increased class sizes, reduced support
Year 4 had a great trip to The Junction to perform their dance during the Dance festival competition, gaining a fantastic score in 4th place.
'On Tuesday 21st March 2017 the whole school took part in a scooterthon. We took it in turn to scoot around a special track that had been created around the school. Year 3 had a total of 30 scooters and people were kind enough to share their scooters and take it in turns to scoot
