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Today's post is to share the fun year 6 have had leading into the end of their time at Blisworth School. Grow £5 took them to bowling adventures, they have performed in their end of year show and shared celebrations of heir values and memories in their leaver's assembly. Finally, tonight the children are enjoying a wonderful party set up by their parents - thank you everyone.

Today - we think the photos say it all!

Happy leaver's party Year 6!
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We are delighted to announce that we have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2025/26 academic year.

The School Games Mark is a Government-led award scheme launched in 2012, facilitated by the Youth Sport Trust to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community, and we are delighted to have been recognised for our success.

As part of our application, we were asked to fulfil criteria in the areas of participation, competition, workforce and clubs, and we are pleased that the hard work of our pupils in sports and everyone at our school has been rewarded this year.

A special thank you to:
Miss Piotrowska for all her commitment to building the provision and evidence for the award and to our wonderful school family partners Rhino Sports Academy, Coach Lewis and Rhino's brilliant team. A huge shout out to our talented children who thrive in sports and to our hugely supportive community who join many of the competition events to spectate and arrive in large numbers to sports day.
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This term in art, Year 4 have thoroughly enjoyed learning about their key artist, Maurits Escher. Throughout the term, the children have explored his unique style while practising and creating complex shapes to use as tessellations. They developed their understanding of pattern, repetition, and precision before using their designs to create printing blocks.

For their final piece, the children drew inspiration from Escher's artwork to produce their own printed tessellation designs, combining the complex shapes they had created with the printing techniques that they had learned. They have produced some beautiful and creative pieces of artwork, and they should all be very proud of their hard work, perseverance and achievements.

Miss Piotrowska
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As another hot week draws to a close, we have been very proud of all our children. Year six have had lots of transition days and have been putting the finishing touches to their play and at the same time, we have had our new Reception children visiting for Stay and Plays. They had a great session, creating art pieces, playing in the role play and engaging in some yoga. It's always a week that reminds us of friendship. The oldest pupils get used to the idea that they will soon be on new adventures and leaving their daily, familiar friendships whilst the youngest children spend time together and begin to form new friendships that we hope will last a lifetime.

Yesterday also marks one of my favourite days - the day I take children to spend time in their new classes. I take each line down to their new class and see the smiles and anticipation - the child at the front gets to knock on the door to be invited in. It is a special day as it makes us think back to all that each child has achieved - we are proud of each and every one of them and the staff were thrilled to meet their new class.

Today I am sharing the winners of the competition to mark the Church's 800th birthday. Children were invited to create any entry inspired by the church and making use of any talent they may have. Judges from the Governing Body heard comments as visitors to the Church passed their entries and appraised all the entries before awarding the following children:

Sebastian for creating a model church in a shoe box creating excitment everytime it was opened.

Charlie for producing a strained glass, painted window and an information piece.

Poppy for a mounted water colour of the Church with stunning accuracy.

Alicia for constructing a model of the church using design technology skills.

Lily for creating a wonderful poetic piece.

Well done, children!

Have a great weekend everyone and see you next week for the last full week! (...and don't forget that Rhino are making the 20th July memorable for our children with their exciting inflatable activities day).

Miss Jenkins
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Year 4 had a magical curriculum day yesterday. Thank you so much to grown ups at home for supporting their outfits and to the staff at school for organising such a memorable day. Miss Piotrowska and Mr Thompson said:

'Year 4 had a fantastic Wizard Day inspired by the magical world of Harry Potter! The children looked amazing in their costumes and enjoyed a day filled with exciting activities, including designing their own Hogwarts houses and crests, making potions (pictured here) and taking part in a wizard PE challenge!

Throughout the day, the children worked brilliantly in their houses, earning House Cup points through teamwork, creativity and kindness. It was wonderful to see so much enthusiasm and imagination in every activity.

Thank you for your support in helping to make the day so special. The children had a magical time!'
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We are very pleased to share this video made to open the Milton Keynes Education Awards this year. Our children were trusted with the scripts for the finalists so that they could learn the lines, many of which were very complex. It is commendable how well these were read on the recordings with such clear speech, good pace and engaging tone. Then the team produced this fun video to make our children appear to be the production team. The readers joined in some of the filming fun as well.

Myself, Mrs Law and Mr Haddon were invited to hear the children played at the awards and felt such pride. We are sure that for the professionals in the final, it was good to hear children announce their names and successes.

Readers (played at the awards):
Emma
Evie
Jed
Joseph

Actors
Eli - director
Alicia - 1st Assistant
Lucy - 2nd Assistant
Ethan - camera man
Phoebe - Make up artist
Zak - boomer mike

We hope that you enjoy watching this as much as we did!
Children - you can be very proud,

Miss Jenkins
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