The children have made some special poppies for Veterans at Ease in South Shields. They look amazing in their window display!
We have received a request from Key to Life, the longest running foodbank in South Tyneside, to support their harvest collection.
Every Friday between now and half-term, children can bring in stock which we will deliver to the foodbank to support those in need. They have asked in particular for donations of the following items: tea and coffee; cereal; tinned fruit and vegetables; tinned meat and fish; curry/pasta sauces; shower gel and toilet roll.
“Everything from a single tin to a full carrier bag would be very gratefully received and really will make an enormous difference to those we support.”
Many thanks in advance for your support for this cause.
On Friday 17th November, we took part in a day of fun, excitement and fundraising. We enjoyed attending school in non-uniform and of course our Pudsey attire! Our school cook Linda and our lovely kitchen staff treated us to Pudsey cookies, yum! We enjoyed taking part in lots of Pusey art activities. In total we raised an amazing £496.60 to support children across the UK. Well done everyone!
On Monday, as part of Anti-Bullying Week, we celebrated Odd Socks Day! We enjoyed designing our own pair of odd socks and discussed how important it is to celebrate being unique. Here are some of our winning entries 🙂
We all look fabulous in our pink and blue clothes today for the Together Forever Trust. A special charity close to our hearts.
Reception enjoyed taking part in the annual charity event ‘Children in Need’. We all entered school wearing non-uniform and donated money to help change the lives of children and young people all over the country. We discussed all of the reasons why we were raising money. Also, we took part in lots of fun Pudsey activities and had our own yummy Pudsey biscuit- it was so much fun!
We had so much fun raising money for Children in Need. We found out all about the charity behind Pudsey bear, came into school in our own clothes, loved our Pudsey biscuits and took part in lots of Pudsey activities.
We are all so proud of our lovely Ava in Y1A. Having made a wreath from a collection of our class poppies, Ava went along to South Shields Riverside to represent our school at the Remembrance service. She kindly sent in some photos; here she is pictured with her proud Dad George, representing the Navy. Thank you Ava and George!
Our new display boards in the Community Room have been populated with the work of our hardworking pupils.
In Year 3, we had so much fun celebrating Harton Primary School’s 10th birthday and raising money for Red Nose Day. We had a fun packed day including decorating our own biscuits, dancing along to music on the speakers, playing party games and most importantly completing the Harton Primary Kahoot Quiz. We thoroughly enjoyed our celebrations and we certainly will not forget this special birthday!