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Bigbury Beach Trip

What an incredible day we had! We paddled, built sandcastles, ate ice creams, visited Burgh island, had to fend off seagulls from eating our lunches and even had a ride on the Sea Tractor which was an exciting first even for some of the adults. The children's behaviour was exemplary and we all had a marvellous time. The adults certainly went home buzzing with how fabulous it was, I hope the children were the same! 

Bunny Hop and Egg Rolling

A huge thank you to Shaugh Prior parents who managed to raise £249.00 plus another £70 from online banking for FoSPS to go towards the new Trim Trail.

Compost Workshops with Alex Mack from Devon County Council

Thursday 23rd March 2023

 

Mr Young was given some new parts to fixed the compost bin for the school to use.  Ali, from the kitchen, is ready to make the most of it for her vegetable peelings.

We learnt what can be composted and what animals live in the compost bin and how they create a habitat within the compost.

We discussed things we can reduce, reuse and recycle and even learnt the sign language for this!

World Book Day - Thursday 2nd March 2023

 

The highlight of the week was clearly World Book Day and the children had an impressive range of outfits on show.

We had some special activities to complete on the day. 

 

Class 2  had a Zoom call with author Stephen Pass who entertained us with songs and stories from his book ‘Madge the Mermaid’.

 

Week Ending Friday 7th February 2023

 

Thanks to Pamela Golding from The Shaugh Prior Community Change Emergency Group who delivered a range of trees for us last week – we have now managed with the help of the Eco Council and Mr Young, our wonderful caretaker, to get planting!

 

Please share your photos of tree planting with us. We look forward to seeing how they have established in the future.

Week Ending Friday 3rd February 2023

 

Eco Council

Yesterday, Pamela Golding from The Shaugh Prior Community Change Emergency Group delivered a range of trees for us. We have a number of different species of trees; Oak, Field Maple, Crab Apple, Birch and Alder. We will be planting some in the school grounds, but there is also enough for each child to take one home and plant in their own garden. Please come and choose one at the end of the day along with the planting instructions, keep us updated with photos of where you decide to plant it at home.

 

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