Children can have their hair braided and are able to wear them in school until you feel they need to come out. Pictured is a small plait!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover
Children can have their hair braided and are able to wear them in school until you feel they need to come out. Pictured is a small plait!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover

It is your last chance to submit your home learning/revision. I will draw the winner in our crew session.
I am so proud with how hard you are all working so please keep it up. You are smashing it.
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover

We have been blown away with the generosity of our Plover crew with all of the donations for our crew charity- the RSPCA. Our tree had been emptied on day one of adding the tags so we have added some more. Please feel free to take one if you would like to help.
Thank you so so much to all those of you who have donated so far. We are so grateful!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover
Our visit to the CAST this morning to take part in the Hansel and Gretel workshop, and watch the performance. All children were so very well behaved, I am very proud of them. We had a lovely morning and I think everybody enjoyed it! Thank you to all those parents who helped and to CAST, and National Literacy Trust for this amazing opportunity you gave our nursery children.
Mrs Williams
#LovePlover

Find out more and apply here to #JoinOurCrew
https://xptrust.org/were-looking-for-a-cleaner-at-xp-doncaster/
We are so proud of our Year 5&6 pupils who produced numerous hand crafted bird boxes to share within our local community. We really wanted to leave a lasting legacy and therefore donated them to a range of schools within our trust along with some local schools. We have also donated some to care homes, the RSPCA, Sandall Beat wood and some to our experts who came to support us when making the bird boxes.
We are so so proud of our children and their hard work. To build on activism, we will be selling some of the bird boxes at our Christmas fayre on Thursday and all the money raised will go towards the bird sanctuary at the RSPCA- our Crew charity.
Please see some of the photos showing where our bird boxes now live!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover
After the huge success of our last Spelling Bee, we’re excited to announce that the next competition for Year 5 and Year 6 is officially on the horizon! The enthusiasm, hard work, and confidence shown by our pupils last time were truly inspiring and we can’t wait to see what they achieve next.
This year’s Spelling Bee will take place in February, giving everyone plenty of time to prepare. To help students build their skills and confidence, new spelling lists will be added each week in the lead-up to the event. We encourage pupils to practise regularly, challenge themselves, and perhaps even involve family members at home for some fun spelling sessions.
Whether your child is a seasoned speller or new to competitions, this is a fantastic opportunity to grow, learn, and shine. We look forward to another exciting, buzzy event filled with determination, teamwork, and plenty of impressive spelling!
Stay tuned for weekly updates – and let the training begin!