Growing a Love for Learning
Dear Parent(s) and Carer(s),
It's been such a lovely week at King's Cliffe!
On Monday afternoon, the whole school walked down to church for our Harvest Celebration rehearsal, which gave each class the opportunity to practise their poem, song or prayers in the setting and acoustics of the church. It was so worth the practice because our actual Harvest Celebration on Tuesday was just wonderful! Reverend Eddie came along to watch and was just as impressed. I hope you enjoyed the videos on Tapestry.
Then, on Wednesday, I was fortunate enough to accompany Mr Calpin and our Year 5/6 girls' football team to a tournament in Kettering. We won every group game without conceding a single goal and made it all the way to the semi-finals, eventually finishing fourth out of 12 teams! What impressed me most, though, wasn't the scores, but the incredible attitude and team spirit of the girls.
Dear Parent(s) and Carer(s),
It’s been another busy and positive week at school, and we have lots to look forward to as we head into next week!
We’re particularly excited to come together to celebrate Harvest, an important opportunity to reflect on all that we have to be thankful for and to support others in our community. We’re also looking forward to the start of our competitive sporting calendar, with our children having plenty of opportunities to represent the school, work as a team and put their skills into action.
Dear Parent(s) and Carer(s),
It’s been a fantastic week at King’s Cliffe, and can you believe we’re now closer to the October half- term break than we are to the start of term?
The highlight of my day today was listening to Year 5 during their brass lesson this morning, as well as presenting multiple Headteacher Awards for the fantastic work produced across the school.
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Dear Parent(s) and Carer(s),
On behalf of the Governing Body, we would like to warmly welcome you and your children back to school. We hope you all had an enjoyable summer break and that everyone has had a positive and successful first week back.
We would also like to extend a very warm welcome to our new Headteacher, Mr George Norman, as he begins his first year with us, along with all the new members of staff who have joined the school this September. We hope they quickly feel part of our wonderful school community and wish them every success in their new roles.
The start of a new academic year is always an exciting time, and we look forward to supporting the school, its staff, pupils and families throughout the year ahead.
As Governors, we will continue to visit the school regularly and work closely with the Headteacher and staff to help ensure the very best outcomes and experiences for all of our children.
We hope your children have had a fantastic start to the new school year, and we wish every member of our school community a happy, successful and rewarding year ahead
A recent sporting update for you.
On Tuesday Years 4, 5 and 6 competed in the Brownlee Foundation and Tata Kids of Steel Trathlon event.