Tuesday- Cheerleading and cricket practice 3.15-4.30
Wednesday- Rounders practice – 3.15-4.30
Friday- Sports day. Please bring water bottle, packed lunch, suncream and come in PE kit.
Any questions please speak to the PE team.
Tuesday- Cheerleading and cricket practice 3.15-4.30
Wednesday- Rounders practice – 3.15-4.30
Friday- Sports day. Please bring water bottle, packed lunch, suncream and come in PE kit.
Any questions please speak to the PE team.
Huge well done to our sports leaders who supported the KS2 athletics event today. The students were fantastic role models leading events and supporting the staff. It is fantastic to see leaders of the future promoting physical activity.
Well done Year 9
This morning we had the pleasure of watching X30 in their P.E. session. Students were learning the correct bowling technique and to be able to apply this in competitions. The students were having a fantastic time and showed great compassion towards each other. Well done everyone!
The Year 7 Crew leaders
As the weather is getting hotter can you remind students to bring sun cream and water bottles please.
Kind regards
Taster session am is 9.15 – 11.30, pm is 12.30 – 2pm
Taster day letters will be given out to students in Crew on Tuesday 25th June. Students cannot change their allocated taster option as we have staffed appropriate tasters according to numbers attending and group sizes have been set. This is not to say we cannot alter anything. We may be able to make slight adjustments to consider new starters, sickness etc.
We have booked transport to pick up approximately 08:30 or soon after registration. Students will be back at school by the end of the school day.
Tuesday – Year 9 sports leader. Bring PE kit, packed lunch and water bottle.9.30-3pm
Cricket practice 3.15-4.30
Wednesday – Rounders practice 3.15-4.30
Thursday – Cheerleading 3.15-4.30
Thanks Team PE
Plover School is excited to join the “Walk and Wheel Challenge” by the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority. This fun initiative gets kids walking, cycling, and wheeling to school, making travel safer and healthier.
But that’s not all! The students are also tackling a big issue – problematic parking around the school. They’ve made a video asking everyone to park considerately so driveways aren’t blocked and crossing the road stays safe.
Spread the word, watch their video, and look out for their signs around the area to support their efforts.
‘This week, our school hosted the Conversation Club, shedding light on the challenges faced by refugees and asylum seekers. One major expense is transportation, but we realised that having a bike could eliminate this cost and provide free, reliable transport.
In response, we are organising a bike drive, inviting the community to donate any old bikes, which will be invaluable to those in need. You can drop off your bike donations at XP Doncaster, and we will ensure they are distributed by the Conversation Club to refugees and asylum seekers, helping to ease their daily struggles. Your support and generosity are greatly appreciated.’
We’re looking for:
Learning Coaches at Carcroft School
An EYFS/KS1 Specialist SEND Teacher at Carcroft School
A Teacher at Norton Junior School
Weekly update for families @ XP Gateshead
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside @ Norton Infants
National Writing Day @ Green Top
Science Writing @ Carcroft School
Conversations with the Conversation Club @ XP School
We now have a new dedicated news email so that you can send your stories, updates or ideas about potential news articles directly to us in Comms.
It might be something you or your students have achieved, a charity you’re supporting or anything at all that deserves a wider audience.
Write to us at [email protected] – we want to hear about it, write about it and celebrate it!
During C28’s First week back in year 10 (which is insane!!), we’ll be completing a number of activities to positively impact our community (and that’s all i’ll say for now!).
As part of this, we’ll be running a clothes drive; focusing on protecting our planet; looking through the lens of sustainability & recycling, whilst also helping others in our community.
If, on the run up to or over summer, you have a clear out, or have any clothing or footwear items you could donate (of all sizes, kids and adults, in a wearable condition!), we’re asking that you bring the items to XP Reception (preferably bagged!).
We’re happy to start collecting this from now, with a view to donate the clothing towards the end of the first week back.
Here is a link to The Clothing Bank’s webpage for you to look at; the work they do is incredibly touching.
“Around 20% of the UK Population (13,500,000 people) was estimated to be living in poverty in the UK 2018.
We found out first hand, that people that fall just above this line are struggling more than ever to clothe themselves or their family after having to pay for the everyday living costs.
Due to the current climate we can only expect this number to inflate.
Right now, more than ever, people need the security of being able to clothe themselves and their loved ones.”
Sally Parkinson CO-Founder | The Clothing Bank
Thanks, as always!
Mel