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  • Elmer Sculpture Painting

    Wed 08 May 2019 Mrs Thorne

    8.5.2019

    Today some lucky children from KS2 were invited to take part in an exciting workshop painting part of an Elmer sculpture for 'Elmer's Parade' taking place across Mount Edgcumbe this summer. The children helped to paint the sculpture at Salisbury Road Primary School, with other children from schools across the LAT. You will have to wait to see the finished result when they are revealed later this year at Mount Edgcumbe Country Park!

  • Science Week 2019

    Wed 27 Feb 2019
    We have been celebrating Science Week this week in the very unusual, sunny February sunshine. Our theme this year is a combination of 'Our Local Environment' and 'Journeys'. Please look at some of the amazing learning taking place in the photos below. 
  • Parents Evenings for Foundation-Y6 week beginning 15th October

    Tue 16 Oct 2018
  • Junior Ten Tors 2018 - another tough year!

    Wed 27 Jun 2018
    The Year 6 team completed the grueling Junior Ten Tors Challenge in a mix of weather, from sunshine to rain and fog, all in two days.
  • The School Council representatives enjoyed a visit to the Houses of Parliament.

    Wed 27 Jun 2018

    On Tuesday 26th June the Year 4,5 and 6 councillors met at 6am to take the train to Paddington station and then visit the Houses of Parliament to learn about democracy and British law making.

    We also has the time to walk around the city and see some famous sights including Buckingham Palace. The Queen was even at home (but we weren't invited in for tea!)

     

     

  • Admission Arrangements

    Mon 26 Feb 2018
    The consultation for admission in 2019/20 has now ended and the arrangements have been published on our Admissions page
  • Letter from Minister of State for School Standards

    Thu 22 Feb 2018
    The school was delighted to receive a letter from Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP congratulating us on the high level of progress made by pupils
  • School Admission Consultation

    Wed 22 Nov 2017
    We will be consulting on our admission arrangements for 2019/20 through Plymouth City Council. The consultation will be live between 11 December 2017 and 21 January 2018. If you wish to find out about our policy or make any comment, please visit www.plymouth.gov.uk/admissionconsultation
  • Charities for this year

    Thu 09 Nov 2017

    School Charity Support 2017-2018

     

    The School Council likes to decide which charities to support each year, this year we chose to support the following:

     

    Local Charities:

    The Food Bank – Harvest Festival: October

    Summer Fair – School Funds: July

     

    National Charities:

    Children In Need: November

    Sports Relief: March

     

    International Charities:

    UNICEF – Christmas Jumper Day: December

    Sports Relief: as above

     

    This half term our fund-raising projects are to support both Children in Need on Friday 17th November and also to participate in Christmas Jumper Day in December in aid of UNICEF.

    Children in Need will be a fancy dress/mufti-day – children can come to school in the theme of spots or yellow or can come along in mufti instead. We ask that children bring a donation of at least 50p for Children In Need.

    Although not a fund raising event, we also support World Book Day in March when we ask children to come to school as a book character.

     

    Yours sincerely,

     

     

     

     

    Mr Hodges Chloe & Jensen, Head Girl and Head Boy

  • Fantastic Farmers!

    Mon 30 Oct 2017

    Well, we're back after an incredible week at Nethercott Farm. The children were a real credit to themselves, their families and the school, well done to all our 'Farmers for A Week'!

    A huge thank you is also due to the staff who gave up so much of their time to allow the visit to happen, 140 hours on duty in a week! There is also a 'backroom team' who make such visits a success - the school office and leadership team as well as the school governors who supported the venture in the first place.

    Here are some photographs of the farmers in action, a special assembly is planned later this month to allow you to see and hear all about the visit and find out who won the Best Kept Dormitory Award!

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