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Outdoor Creative Play Area
Wolverley Sebright VA Primary School is a small village school looking to improve its outdoor play area to promote outdoor creative play for the pupils of the School.
The Staff, Governors and parents work hard together to promote healthy and active outdoor play to support the well-being of the children of the community. The Early Years playground is outdated and showing wear and tear with many areas showing damage and patch repairs, and has an overall "tired" look.
The School recognises that the current play area does not provide the children with as many learning opportunities to develop key skills or promotes sensory development. The pupils could thrive outside and really need to be able to access this area throughout the day in all weathers.
The range of equipment we could have to develop our outdoor play area will have a direct impact and promote greater development in all of the Early Years curriculum areas.
We need to create an outdoor area so that it is an extension of our indoor learning environment, offering shelter for outdoor play.
We are looking to work with an established supplier who offer 20 year guarantees on their projects.
The School Association work closely with the leadership team and the School Council and have together identified the immediate benefits to the children across the school.Wolverley Sebright promotes active relationships between the children of Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, with the older children having roles such as playground assistants and buddies.
Our Children have amazing and creative imaginations, what we are looking to create is a colourful, stimulating, fun, positive and educational outdoor environment for them to express themselves in.
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The first cabinet meeting took place this morning with Ministers in Education, Health, Sports and Environment joining the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Chancellor.
The main agenda item was to create the first manifesto to share with everyone. The ministers will now lead department meetings with their junior ministers to finalise the focus points for each area of the government.
I have to say politicians around the world could learn a great deal from the meeting this morning - respectful and informative!
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All the pupils from Wolverley Sebright School in Worcestershire who took part in the Young Cadet scheme completed their course and received their certificates today in a traditional 'passing out parade'.
In front of their proud parents, the local policing team who delivered their lessons, senior police officers, the deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for West Mercia and parish councillors, the pupils lined up in their cadet uniforms to receive their certificates, presented to them by Inspector Gareth Lougher on Friday 7 October.
Forest School
The woodland creatures have been hard at work creating a mud kitchen and a Discovery Den in our forest school. Check out the pictures posted on the website or join us for a magical experience on a Tuesday afternoon down in the forest.
Macmillan Coffee Morning
Our annual Macmillan Coffee Morning took place today following our Harvest Service. Donations of cakes were brought into school and with the help of our School Association and members of our School Council were sold this morning and after school.
So far we have raised just over £200!
Thank you to everyone for their support and kindness
Harvest Festival
What a wonderful start to our autumn term - all the pupils took part in singing songs and reading poetry this morning in church.
The children in Owls started our service followed by Hedgehogs who sang for the first time in the church. Robins and Squirrels sang with confidence and enjoyed taking part in the service. The pupils in Woodpeckers could not wait to sing and dance the 'Samba'. Pupils in Kingfishers read poetry and also sang two songs to all our families and friends who joined us. It was left to the pupils in year 6 to conclude the service with a poem - well done!
We hope you enjoyed our Harvest Service as much as we did!
WHP Link Worker
Kellie Brick will be our new WHP link worker replacing Sarah Tustain.
Parents and pupils will be able to meet her at our Macmillan Coffee Morning on Friday 30th September.
The dates beloe have been scheduled for drop-ins 2.30pm - 3.30pm. Kellie will be based in the staff room providing parents with an opportunity to discuss any questions they may have about their child in school or at home.
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