At Quadring Primary we are dedicated to developing enthusiastic and confident readers.   We have launched an ‘Extreme Reading’ challenge.  This is where children are photographed reading in unusual places.  One of our children launched this by sharing a photo of himself reading whilst showjumping on his pony!  Ideas for photo opportunities could be reading whilst in a football goal, reading at the top of a mountain, reading at a landmark, reading on a climbing frame etc.  We will be creating a display in school of these wonderful and memorable moments and also posting them on the school website so the more unusual the better!  We hope that this display will also show the out of school interests and talents of our pupils.  Please email your photos to enquiries@quadringprimary.co.uk.  

 

In order to develop enthusiastic and confident readers, we like to give our pupils as many opportunities as possible to read out loud in school.  We are already very fortunate to have a number of volunteers who come into school and listen to the pupils and we are looking to further develop this extremely valuable resource.  If you have an hour or two to spare on a regular basis to listen to readers, please could you let Mrs Bemrose in the school office know when you would be available. Thank you

Our school tag rugby team have made our whole school very proud today with their amazing effort and determination at the Boston & District Sports Partnership tag rugby tournament. Well done to all who took part! 

Here are this week's award winners from our celebration assembly.

Well done to you all!

A huge congratulations to our High 5 netball team tonight who played in their first tournament held at Boston High School. It was a super event, the atmosphere was great and the children did us very proud! Well done to you all!

Take a look at this week's awards winners! Well done to you all!

To celebrate "National Grandparents Day," we invited our pupils' Grandparents in for a special reading afternoon. It was a lovely event and great to see so many people enjoying books and stories together!

Take a look at this week's celebration assembly - Happy birthdays this week, Stars of the week, Class effort award winners, Class attendance winners, "Pride in presentation award" winner, Class Eco winners and "Act of kindness Award" winners. Well done to you all!

Today children were given the opportunity to watch England Rugby play their game against USA during lunchtime. It provided so many learning opportunities from Maths in regards to scoring, tactical discussions with peers and shared learning about different cultures as the World Cup is being held in Japan. What a great way to spend a lunchtime #learningthroughsport #teamspirit

This morning we have given thanks as part of our Harvest festival assembly. All classes presented in their own way, giving thanks and appreciation for the food we eat. Orchard class pupils took on the roles from our story "The Little Red Hen" to share their learning about the journey of bread, Robins class pupils shared their factual learning about the process of Sugar beet harvesting, Golden Eagles pupils recited a poem all about thanks at "Harvest Time," and our Barn Owls pupils sang a fabulous rendition of George Ezra's "Shotgun" but with the words changed to relate to Harvest time. It was a brilliant festival and a huge well done to all of the children!

Thank you to all families and friends who have helped to donate products for our Harvest collection which will all go to "Agape," in Spalding.