Blisworth Community Primary School - Part of your child's memories.
We are very proud of our Year 3/ 4 sports hall athletics team who today competed at county level. Following an excellent district performance, the children qualified for the county final. The children were excellent team mates to each other and encouraged their team consistently and throughout. We think that the photos showed how much fun they had. Their final placing was 12th (there are over 170 primary schools in West Northants!) which we think is a great achievement. Huge thanks to Mr Elliott and Coach Lewis for excellent coaching, encouragement and organisation. Thank you also to Miss Piotrowska who went to cheer the children along - she really enjoyed every minute of watching your skills, children. We can't wait to see your skills as you progress through the year groups - well done.
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Today's photos were taken by budding photographer, Henry, who enjoys taking photographs - we think he did a great job of them - do you?
Our final day has seen some wonderful outfits and clothes choices. Huge thanks to Friends of Blisworth School for running the cake sale, to all of you who donated and those of you who stood in the cold rain with your children to buy them. It's made it a lovely last day.
Thank you to our families, our partners Rhino Sports Academy and M.A.B Gymnastics, our kitchen team and music teachers for supporting our school and our children. Thank you to our team, Governors, families - and most of all our children. It's been a great term - lots of progress, amazing art pieces and many sports successes. The rain and dark days haven't stopped any of the great times.
Have a wonderful half term everyone!
Miss Jenkins
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As promised here is some more of the wonderful art that we have been seeing our children produce. Year 2 have created pieces to an exceptional standard. A well-blended oil pastel base with high quality animal sketching placed on top replicates the artist' work. The children are studying Henri Rousseau, a famous French painter born in 1844. You can see how his work has inspired them and the great care they have taken. Thank you to Miss Wilcox for such excellent sessions and very well done, children. Perhaps your art work will be on display on a hall board very soon!
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Huge thanks to our wonderful Friends of Blisworth School for holding the annual bingo night. Thank you also to all of you who braved the rain to join us for the bingo and array of refreshments. It has also been lovely to see pupils who have moved on to Secondary School come and join us for the event. Of course, Mr Robinson - thank you for being a great bingo caller (as you can probably guess, I couldn't get a sensible photo of him!). Congratulations to all of you who won and to those who didn't, there is always next year!
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The rainy week hasn't dampened the children's spirits. They have carried on - busy learning and taking every opportunity to play outside (a little rain doesn't stop them!).
This week, I have been especially proud of all the artistic skills that our children have showcased. Across school, children are working towards final art pieces and in the coming weeks, I will share these with you. The art is neat, accurate with realistic and accurate sketching and colours have been applied with skill.
Friday's photos are for a shout out to these children's achievements. Two children with amazing writing showed their books in my assembly and they were congratulated on their exceptional hard work and excellent progress as a result of their commitment.
Isaac came 11th in the regional cross country! Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire all had children enter the race. Isaac represented Northampton and finished in 11th place. He also seemed to be one of the younger in the age group finishing so high up. Again, excellent perseverance, Isaac. We and your family are very proud of you.
Have a great weekend everyone,
Miss Jenkins
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Year 5 worked hard to research and design Mayan-inspired masks. Following their design process, they created wonderful clay versions and have spent this afternoon painting their masks. We are looking forward to seeing your finished masks, Year 5, well done!
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