The hall is filled with amazing cake creations for today’s bake off. Emma and Donna had the very difficult task of judging so much so there were multiple winners in the age groups they each judged for.
The cakes will be on sale at Friday’s Christmas fair…we hope you can join us for some scrumptious cake and a drink.

Gardening Club had their first session this week led by Janice & Mel. We look forward to seeing the area flourish and the produce from the exciting projects that are planned for their green fingered team.

In Class 2 we experimented with line and colour mixing to create these bold and bright pieces of artwork that celebrate how unique and amazing we all are!

We had a wonderful time at Carding Mill Valley for our Cross Country Event on Thursday. There was a great atmosphere and I was so proud of all the children, not just in their courage and resilience in their running but in their camaraderie and the encouragement and support they offered not only each other but children from other schools too! Well done Class 2!                       

Class 2 demonstrated courageous advocacy this week by campaigning against the possible closure of the school library service. They peacefully protested through Clun and posting their letters of support to keep the library open. Their chanting of ‘save our library’ as they walked to the post box, gathered interest of residents who asked about the issue.

Congratulations to the cast of 86 that performed Robin Hood at the Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening. What a show!

As part of their RE topics of special places and communities, Reception and Class Two visited the Islamic Centre in Craven Arms. Imam Sohayb greeted us, showed the children the entrance to the mosque and they were very excited to see the dome and the crescent moon.

Once inside, the children took off their shoes and went into the prayer hall.

Imam Sohayb showed the children the Qur’an, special prayer beads, the Mihrab which points in the direction of Mecca, special prayers and a prayer mat. We even had an opportunity to watch the call to prayer.

Once the children had explored the washroom and another prayer room, we walked to a community room where we were all kindly given a snack and a drink.

It was such a fantastic experience and the children really enjoyed the visit. Imam Sohayb even gave us a prayer mat as a gift for our school.