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On Wednesday, we held our annual Easter Service at St. Stephen’s Church, accompanied by our wonderful orchestra and Tim Wilford. Along with a joyful congregation, we joined in song and prayer to celebrate the most important festival in the Christian calendar, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
On March 20th & 21st, it was the Richmond Music Trust Singing Festival at the Rose Theatre in Kingston. More than 1000 primary school children from more than 40 schools took part over the course of the festival. St. Stephen’s sang our part of the concert with 13 school groups on Wednesday afternoon, rounding off the day as the final ‘act’.
From Easter, St. Stephen's will have an exciting new menu courtesy of our new school meals provider, Caterlink - an award winning food service provider catering for primary schools. They have asked us to pass the following message on to our parents and carers:
We’ve added a new E-Safety section to our website – if you go to Parent/Carers, you will see it listed in the left hand Menu. We want to help our parents and children improve their own understanding of e-safety issues so they can learn to use the internet and all digital media in a safe and secure way.
To celebrate World Book Day, we ran a competition to find St. Stephen’s most extreme readers.
This time last year, parents were asked to vote for our school as part of the Tesco’s Bags of Help programme.
The NSPCC visited our school on Friday and delivered their Speak out. Stay safe. assembly to share information about how children can keep themselves safe from harm and get help if they have any worries.
This week our Year 6s enjoyed a walk on the wild side with a visit to historic London Zoo, nestling in beautiful Regent’s Park - a fitting setting for some science on the hoof!
We hope you've had a lovely weekend enjoying the snow. School is open as usual today, Monday March 19th. Please take care in the school playground and watch out for icy patches.
Work has already started this week ahead of British Science Week, as our Year 5s have been unearthing all manner of critters over on Moormead.
THERE'S NO FUN LIKE SNOW FUN!
There may be ice, snow and freezing temperatures, but our children have been making the most of the recent big freeze. Snow angels, snow balls and even a snow octopus have appeared in the school playground today. The forecast is that there's more to come, so remember warm coats, sensible shoes, hats, gloves and scarves.
The school is currently open and operating normally.