Safer Internet Day 2025
Tuesday 11th February was Safer Internet Day. This years theme was ‘Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online’. Every class began by sharing a PowerPoint introducing the topic.
‘Safer Internet Day is the UK’s biggest celebration of online safety. Each year we cover…
Number Day 2025
Friday 7th February was Number Day. We celebrated as a school by completing some fun and different maths activities. Below is a short summary of what each year group did to take part:
In Year 1 we celebrated number day by playing a game with our friends. We rolled the dice moved our…
Key Stage 2 Ball Games Club
It has been a pleasure to teach a group of 12 Key Stage 2 boys two disabled-friendly sports over the last 8 weeks. We started with Goalball, an invasion game where the children wore blindfolds and had to use their hearing skills to locate an audible ball and defend their goal. We then moved onto…
Embrace Your Body
Body image is a topic that quite often comes up as children get older and I came across this video which seeks to promote body positive imagery among our children. The messages that our children receive are a concern as they can feel under pressure to conform to an 'expected' body image by their…
Conversations About Life Online - NSPCC
Children are spending more and more time using the internet and helping them to understand the internet better is the best way to shield them from its worst excesses.
I’d like to draw your attention to an article the NSPCC published earlier this month: ‘Want to talk about it? Making space for…
Peace Doves
At Bridge, we have taken part in the Peace Doves project in conjunction with Rochester Cathedral. This involved us learning about the value of peace and writing uplifting messages on our flock of doves. We looked at how we can create peace: at home, church and school, in Ukraine and within…
Maths Workshop for Parents - Multiplication Tables
Mrs Cork has created a video for parents to watch about the importance of learning their multiplication tables.
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