The Giving Project Update 23rd Feb 2021

23rd February 2021Miss K. Wilkinson

‘TO GIVE, TO HELP, TO BE KIND AND CREATE HAPPINESS’

During the last few weeks, our children and staff have been working harder than ever; adapting to new challenges, teaching and learning both remotely and in their bubbles. It has been a tough half term for all.

Over the course of the last week of the Spring 1 half term, our amazing and very generous lunchtime supervisors took time out of their busy schedules to create some wonderful greeting cards for our pupils both at home and at school.

These cards were delivered to our home learners in their home learning packs delivered in the last week of term, and our lovely key worker children took theirs home on the last day of term.

Keep checking back for more Giving Project updates. It is important to continue to be kind and spread happiness during these difficult times.

The Giving Project Update 17th Dec 2020

17th December 2020Miss K. Wilkinson

‘TO GIVE, TO HELP, TO BE KIND AND CREATE HAPPINESS’

This week, being the final week of term, the 2020 Giving Project came to a close. Here is what we have been up to…

The Reception children, aged of 4 and 5 years old, had their beautiful Christmas cards delivered to the residents of the Meadows Care Home. Mrs Kelly, our Midday Supervisor, kindly donated her time to supervise the children while they made them.

The food bank also received a fresh new batch of festive cupcakes made by the children in year 5, along with donations of food from staff members. All were greatly appreciated.

At this time of the year we would also usually be welcoming our parents into school to watch our Christmas performances. Unfortunately, as this isn’t currently possible, children have learned and performed a Christmas song in their bubbles.

Watch the video on our Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/370032653388428/videos/413031503178510/

 

Mrs Garr, Mr McCormack and Mrs Anderson were also out and about around Boldon today delivering the Christmas hampers that have been created from the very generous ‘Just Giving’ donations we have received. Overall we raised on £440 of a £250 target!

The people who received the gifts were so happy and it brought some well needed Christmas cheer to a lot of people.

St Nicholas Church also kindly created a little prayer card to be added to these special deliveries.


Finally, all of the children were given a special Christmas gift today from all of the staff in school, here are some of the children wearing their gifted Santa hats with pride!

The Giving Project Update 11th Dec 2020

11th December 2020Miss K. Wilkinson

‘TO GIVE, TO HELP, TO BE KIND AND CREATE HAPPINESS’

This week Chris the Midday Supervisor has been helping the Year 4 children to make their own tree decorations. Each one has a little note inside which they will give to their friends. Here they are adding them to the Christmas tree.

We are so lucky to have such wonderful and generous midday supervisors who are volunteering their time to the project!

 

The Giving Project Update 4th Dec 2020

4th December 2020Miss K. Wilkinson

‘TO GIVE, TO HELP, TO BE KIND AND CREATE HAPPINESS’

The Giving Project is in full swing in school this week! Here are some updates:

We’ve had another delivery of beautiful cakes to the local food bank.

Year 2 have painted Christmas tree decorations to give to a friend, and Year 3’s pom pom snowmen are coming along a treat!

Also, some children were kindly helping to decorate our Christmas tree in the school hall. Here are some Reception children hanging their baubles on the tree.

The Giving Project Update 27th Nov 2020

27th November 2020Miss K. Wilkinson

‘TO GIVE, TO HELP, TO BE KIND AND CREATE HAPPINESS’

Now our Giving Project is getting underway, here are some updates:

The Year 5 pupils have made some cakes for the local food bank. They attached a lovely note so the recipients knew who they were from.

Here the children are tasting the cakes to make sure they are good enough!

The children enjoyed walking over to the Community Centre to hand deliver their cakes.

Reception children are making some beautiful Christmas cards for each resident of The Meadows Care Home.

Year 6 children are enjoying decorating a rainbow for the local church.

Year 4 children are making Christmas tree baubles with a greeting inside to give to their friends at Christmas time.

Year 3 children are currently making pom pom snowmen to give to their friends at Christmas.

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Weʼre also raising £250 to help fund ‘Christmas cheer’ parcels for the elderly residents of West Boldon.

Click the link above to visit our JustGiving page.