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St. Nicholas Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff, governors and volunteers to share this commitment.

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In addition to our Newsletter section, here you will find selected news from St. Nich's.

  • Mardi Gras

    Wed 24 Feb 2016

    Each year we have a day working with the church and chapel to learn more about Easter. This year our focus is Lent.  So on Tuesday 9th February we celebrated Mardi Gras.  At school the children made costumes with the scrap store and masks with Mrs MacMeekin.  In the chapel they made junk instruments and learnt samba rhythms.  In the church they learn about why people celebrate Mardi Gras around the world and thought about what they would promise over Lent.  Although the highlight for some was eating pancakes!  

     

    In the afternoon Revd MacMeekin led a service at the chapel where we thought about the masks we had made and how Lent is a time to take off our masks and think about who we really are.  Then to finish we marched back to school all playing our samba rhythms- maybe you heard us!

     

    Over the next few weeks we will be learning about Lent in class and in Collective Worship. We are following 40Acts.  To find out more go to www.40acts.org.uk . 

  • Science dome

    Wed 03 Feb 2016

    Last week we had a visit from the Science dome to learn about light.

     

    The children crawled through a tunnel into a large inflatable dome that was lit by different types of light.

     

    We learned about different sources of light, reflection, shadows and rainbows. Did you know that the moon reflects the light of the sun?

    The children also found out what it was like to be in a room where there was no light at all.

     

    One of the highlights of the session was touching the plasma globe and some people got it to light up with their noses!

     

    The children really enjoyed their sessions in the dome and they were curious to find out more.

     

     

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