It has been an exciting and busy term this year. We are coming to the end of the Christmas celebrations with parties galore. Our annual family ‘Quizmas’ on Wednesday evening will bring it all to a close. One of the highlights of the season for me was the Christmas Service with Nativity at our local church, Christ Church. Watching and hearing all the children sing, read or act was a joy to behold! The School Council have been active, as well as the Worksop Junior Councillors; they designed and decorated our very own Prospect Christmas Tree as part of the Priory Church Tree Festival based on our school values.

 It has also been fantastic to work alongside the local community; hosting parent and grandparent activity mornings, improving our outside space with the help of the Rotary club, links with Costa Coffee and winning the bid from Tesco to develop our sensory garden (this will be happening in the Spring term). We have also had some brilliant designs through Men @ Work, carried out fundraising for Children in Need and joined the anti-bullying alliance and promoted Friendship Friday.

We know that it is really important for the children to learn from the environment as well as within school and all the year groups have been on at least one educational visit this term. They have had innovative ways of raising money from sponsored Space dashes to their own Pretty Mudders, not to mention bake sales. Please look on Year group blogs to find out more….

Below are some of the highlights of the term.