Snarestone Church of England Primary School recently hosted their annual Macmillan Coffee Morning, and it was a resounding success! The event brought together students, staff, families, and members of the wider community for a morning of delicious bakes, steaming cups of tea and coffee, and plenty of friendly conversation.
Snarestone Church of England Primary School, part of the Rise Multi-Academy Trust, is thrilled to be part of the upcoming LOROS “Stomp Round Leicester,” a spectacular public art trail taking place this summer to raise vital funds for LOROS Hospice.
Thank you to everyone who contributed towards our donation to the Ashby Food Bank.
Our Year 2 and 3 pupils had a wonderful time when they took part in a multi-sports event. Well done to everyone!
Our Harvest Service at St. Bartholomew's was a wonderful time to reflect and give thanks for the harvest. Each class contributed a song or poem, and all our children sang beautifully. Thank you to Reverend Edwina for leading a reflection and blessing, and for presenting bibles to our new pupils.
Thank you so much to our Chair of Governors, Mr Haggan, for talking to us about the importance of Fair Trade. We all even got to sample some fair trade bananas and chocolate!
It is always lovely to welcome the Open the Book team who performed a story from the Bible.
Our children enjoyed watching a production of The Selfish Giant this week, based on Oscar Wilde's classic novel. It was great to see some of our children joining in with the performance! Thank you to Image Musical Theatre for a wonderful experience!
Well done to all our runners who took part in the first cross-country competition of the new season. We had some great performances, including first, second and fourth place!
We learnt such a lot when the Life Education team visited our school. Activities included learning about ourselves, our feelings and making decisions. It was great to meet Harold the giraffe again!
Our Macmillan Coffee Morning raised over £220! Thank you to everyone who took part in supporting such a worthwhile cause.
Our Kingfishers children had an amazing time when they visited Mount Cook, Derbyshire, for a week-long residential. Activities included archery, zip-line, Via Ferrata, climbing and high ropes. It was incredible to see the resilience and team work that our pupils demonstrated throughout this unforgettable week!