Bake Sale Total

18th March 2024Claire Hutchinson

We are thrilled to announce that the SSOC Crew’s Bake Sale on Friday raised a phenomenal £900!

We are sending some of the money raised to our partner school in Uganda. Today the Head Teacher of the school contacted us to say that they were going to use the donation to purchase a new computer and printer!  Mr Ssennyama, the Head Teacher, said:

 

“Thank you so much for all your effort and resources you invested into making an amazing bake sale. Please also extend our thanks to the children who responded positively and your lovely parents for their generous contribution towards the purchase of a new computer!”

The remaining money will be used to purchase resources for our OPAL playtimes – the SSOC Crew and OPAL Ambassadors will be looking to see what else we can include on our yards to make lunchtimes entertaining.

Thank you again for all your generous donations.

#Letgirlsplay

10th March 2024Claire Hutchinson

To coincide with International Women’s Day, a record-breaking 465,000 girls from 5000 schools across England took part in the FA and Barclays’ third Biggest Ever Football Session on Friday, as part of the Let Girls Play campaign. Over 60 girls from our school joined the 465,000 girls taking part and had a fab time learning new skills, gaining confidence and of course having fun! #LetGirlsPlay

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

World Book Day! Class 9.

7th March 2024Sarah Donaldson

Class 9 have thoroughly enjoyed dressing up as their favourite characters for World Book Day! What brilliant costumes! 🙂

 

Lego League Champions 🏆

6th March 2024Michelle Watson

Lego League club have worked their socks off during Spring term to come up with an innovative idea for the FLL 2024 competition and today all of their hard work paid off ! The mission was to imagine new ways to create and communicate art across the globe and their idea of making reading accessible to all certainly delivered. We used all of the senses to re imagine the Harry Potter series where you can immerse yourself in the story. The children brought the book to life for the judges helping them to see, touch, hear. smell and even taste the story. The judges said that Hedworth Lane’s idea stood out from the rest and The Lego Hedz walked away with a well deserved trophy on the day. Huge well done everybody! You have made your school very proud 🥇

Reception Post

6th March 2024Claire Hutchinson

Our Reception children went on a special mission today to the local post box. The contents of their envelopes are top secret (but we know the grown ups will like receiving them).