The children have made some special poppies for Veterans at Ease in South Shields. They look amazing in their window display!
To book an appointment for your child, click on the name of their teacher. At the bottom of the window, click ‘Jump to the next available date‘ and choose either the 11th or 25th of November and select the available time you would like to see the teacher and fill in the fields displayed.
The school are unable to book appointments. Please only contact the school to cancel appointments that are made by mistake or if you are unable to attend.
Visual references of steps:
Links to booking system:
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| Miss Hamilton | Miss Smith |
| Reception | |||
| Mrs Moore | Miss Patterson | Mrs Wilkinson | |
| Year 1 | |||
| Mrs Twigg | Mrs Beattie | Miss Mullea | |
| Year 2 | |||
| Mrs Adams | Mrs Jones | Mrs Langley | |
| Year 3 | |||
| Miss Maffin | Mrs Hawkins | Mrs Powell | |
| Year 4 | |||
| Mrs Clark | Mrs Wright | Mrs Davis | |
| Year 5 | |||
| Mrs Trotter | Miss Errington | Miss Booth | Mr Steadman |
| Year 6 | |||
| Mrs Fawkes | Mr Dawson | Mr Thompson | |
Harton 4 v 0 Whitburn
At first, we were a bit shaky and inviting pressure onto ourselves, but then we started to keep the ball better and whilst defending we were getting more impact and started to win the ball. Just as everyone started believing that we could score, we did not disappoint and scored 2 goals. Just before half time a mistake at the back gave Whitburn a superb chance but Maisy made outstanding saves. In the second half, with our game faces on we played some really good attacking football and scored another 2 goals to wrap the game up.
Overall a game and a 4-0 win over Whitburn thanks to two goals each for both Charlie and Leon. Well done, Harton.
Harton 2 – 0 Westoe Crown
After kick off, Westoe began to pressurise us with many goal scoring opportunities with us playing on the counter attack. As we were under the cosh from the beginning we knew whoever got the first goal would be the team with the upper hand. Luckily our fantastic captain, Leon, scored the first goal to relieve the pressure. I was playing central defensive midfield and trying to pass the ball wide to Harry and Charlie whenever I got the opportunity.
After a tight first half, Mr Steadman got us ready for the second half with a very encouraging team talk. Early in the second half a pass from Ollie to our other new Year 5, Jesse, set him up for his first goal and understandably he was overjoyed with his achievement. I moved into defence with Bonnie and we worked well to hold the line and then Harley replaced me and along with Maisy kept a clean sheet.
Overall an amazing performance, with many brilliant saves from Maisy. Well done Harton, 2-0 is a brilliant score line that we should all be proud of.
Louie M
The children have been busy making poppies for the charity ‘Veterans at Ease’. The poppies will be displayed in their shop window on King Street. 
It’s been a busy week at Harton as we have been voting for our 2024-2025 School Council representatives.
The hall was transformed into a polling station after the children carefully explored the role of the School Council in their Health and Wellbeing lessons. Each class took part in a secret ballot and, after the children had voted, the ballot papers were carefully counted.
We look forward to revealing the new representatives soon.
Year 4 had so much fun at South Shield’s Museum. We took part in a mission called ‘Time Odyssey’. We met different characters from the past who were lost in time. We had to choose and analyse museum objects in our teams to help our character to return to their time zone!
Congratulations to all of our pupils who were chosen as the Reader of the month for September. What a fantatsic way to start a new year! These children have impressed their teachers with amazing efforts in class, returning reading books regularly and challenging themselves.
Special shout outs go to:
Penny R- Year 1, for her amazing reading and enthusiasm in choosing books in the reading area of class.
Thomas P- Year 3, for scoring 100% in his AR quiz indepedently.
Hunter T- Year 4, for returning his reading book every day!
We hope the children continue to set such a wonderful example to others with their achievements in reading! Enjour your new books.
On Thursday, several children from Year 4 attended the first ever Around the World in Sporty Ways festival. The children were able to try sports from around the world including American Football, Kabaddi and Handball. All the children loved the experience.
Just a reminder that our Scholastic Book Fair begins tomorrow afternoon. Parents and children are invited to come into school and into the Studio (via the fire exit door) to look at the books and make any purchases during the following times:
Nursery & Reception – Friday 4th October– 3.15pm – 3.45pm or Monday 7th October – 8.30am – 8:50am
Year 1 – Monday 7th October – 3.15pm – 3.45pm
Year 2 – Tuesday 8th October – 8.30am – 8:50am
Year 3 – Tuesday 8th October – 3.15pm – 3.45pm
Year 4 – Wednesday 9th October – 8.30am – 8:50am
Year 5 & Year 6 – Wednesday 9th October – 3.15pm – 3.45pm
Please also remember that our Book Fair is cashless.
We look forward to seeing lots of you there.
