We are kindly asking for donations for our Christmas fayre. We do have a non-uniform day coming up in exchange for bottles for our infamous bottle stall and sweets/chocolate for our sweet and chocolate tombola .
In addition to our non-uniform day, if anyone has any prizes for our raffle or normal tombola, we would be so grateful. If anyone knows of any small businesses who may donate etc that would be amazing.
All funds raised will go towards our Christmas pantomime which we have every year and other school events.
I cannot believe 40 children have already signed up to represent Plover singing in Sandall park. If anyone else would like to join us, you have until Thursday 20th November to return your letter. We will start practising on Friday 21st November.
Children will need to be at Sandall Park at 9:45 to meet before our set at 10am. I cannot wait for us to spread some Christmas cheer and I hope lots of parents and carers can come to support us.
Apologies for the delay due to the school residential. Here are our Pride of Plover winners from last week. We heard about resilience, kindness, compassion and patience being demonstrated by our different winners this week. It is always a highlight of the week to see how our children are growing and developing skills that will help them both now and in later life. Well done to all of our winners!
These four superstars are our character trait winners. Minnie and Conor are our compassion winners and Elijah and Karlie-Rose are our courage winners. Minnie and Conor have been so kind to everyone and Elijah and Karlie have shown tremendous courage and faced their fears. We are so proud of them all.
Christmas is all about community spirit and we need your help once again to make our 2025 present drive the biggest yet.
Last year, due to the incredible generosity of supporters and 100Club partners, we were able to make our biggest ever delivery.
We packed a bus full with presents and hit the city’s roads with Santa behind the wheel. As well as our annual visit to the children’s ward at Doncaster Royal Infirmary, we also dropped in at Foster For Doncaster, Eve Merton Dreams Trust and several other worthy destinations to help spread some festive joy.
This year we are determined to make an even bigger impact and, thanks to our partners Pass Logistics, Santa will not be driving a sleigh or a bus – but an entire lorry.
Every child in Doncaster deserves a present this Christmas and, together with Club Doncaster Foundation and our 100Club partners, we are looking to make that happen.
If you can, please purchase a present for a child from newborn to age 16.
You do not need to wrap the present and you can drop it off at one of dozens of locations around the city which are listed below.
Gifts should be dropped off by Thursday, December 11 to allow us time to wrap and deliver before the big day.
But it is not just children we are seeking to help this Christmas.
We are also collecting non-perishable food items and hygiene essentials to help support local foodbanks at the time of the year when demand is at its most fierce. These too can be taken to one of our drop-off points, which are listed below.
Help us to provide some comfort in our community this Christmas, and spread a little festive joy while we are at it.
We have a two hour wait before we can board the ferry. Signal is limited at the moment. The children are just enjoying their dinner and stretching their legs.
