Barnburgh Primary School Doncaster

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Barnburgh Primary School is a community Primary Co-educational school currently catering for over 200 pupils between 4-11 years.

There is also part-time provision for 3-4 year olds in a 26 place Nursery as well as a playgroup and after school club. The school is situated in a rural area about seven miles from Doncaster and takes pupils from the immediate area as well as the two ex mining towns of Goldthorpe and Mexborough.

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Letters to parents
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:00

 

 

Strictly Barnburgh

Barnburgh Primary School

Thursday 13th June

at

6.30 pm

Tickets £2  (available soon)

proceeds to the NSPCC

 

 

Sponsors

Joanne Armstrong  School of Dance

CSE Circuits Electrical LTD

 

Summer Uniform

For girls; blue/white gingham check dress, grey or black KNEE LENGTH culottes or shorts.

For boys; grey or black KNEE LENGTH shorts.

Footwear; black or white shoes/trainers/sandals (not open toe)

 

 

 

Well Done

Reception

David Benton was dedicated before the Lord Jesus Christ at the Hub.

Year 1

Alfie Jones Duckling swimming award Grade 4. Jacob Watts Kellogg’s Learn to Swim stage 3 swimming award.

Year 2

Aaron Smout Dolphin two swimming award. Ava Waterhouse National Plan stage 5 swimming award. Jed McCoy and Rohan Taverner Man of the Match for Sprotbrough Crusaders.

Year 3

Ruby Elwell received silver in floor and gold overall at  the Rotherham School of Gymnastics competition. Amelia Clifton, Maisy Burton, Ella Gibbs, Abbie McFadden, Beau Waterhouse, Milly and Ruby Neal received their Faith badge from Brownies.

Year 4

Lexie Robinson, Kerys Naughton, Holly Northam, Sophie Clifton, Yasmin Edwards, Milli Sylvester, Lucy Gray and Effie Parkes received their Faith badge  from Brownies. Sophie also received Barney Owl. Ruby Disley and Peter Pan her pony received Reserve Best in Show, 1st In Hand and 2nd Lead Rein Ridden rosettes.

 

Barnburgh and  Harlington Carnival

Saturday  8th June 2013

As usual children will be able to enter competitions for mask making, cupcakes, art, photography and lego models.

The theme for the  art competition this year is ‘Remember the Olympics’ and for photography ’Your Best  Work’.

School are hoping to take a greater role in the carnival this year. If any parents are willing to help  on the day for 30 minutes please see Mrs Semley.

The carnival committee are also looking for qualified first aiders to volunteer on the day.

School Visits

We are finding the costs of educational visits increasingly more expensive due to rising costs of diesel and venues.  These visits form an important part of children’s learning and enable them to have an enriched experience of the curriculum.  We still wish to continue with educational visits for the benefits these bring to children’s interactive learning.

We understand it’s not always easy  to cover the cost in one payment. If you have a problem covering the cost please do not hesitate contact the school office  where alternative arrangements can be made. This will be treated with complete confidentially.

 
Headteachers Wonderwall
Monday, 20 May 2013 00:00

Every two weeks each class teacher decides who goes on our Wonderwall. Below are the latest pupils to get on the wall who should be very proud of themselves. You can see images from the Wonderwall in our gallery here

Headteachers  Wonderwall

Alfie Roberts

Lincoln Gleadall

Flyn Wilson-Brook

Ebony Wraight

Harvey Swallow

Milli Sylvester

CodieMae Cook

Jack Anderson

 

Well Done excellent work