Today's picturesque location for Group 1 and 2 activities was St David's Head. They scrambled, abseiled and climbed up and down the rocky terrain, displaying trust and bravery. As they admired the view out to sea, they even managed to spot a seal in the Channel.
Group 3 put their survival skills to the test in the morning as they took part in a bushcraft session, creating fire and building shelters. In the afternoon they experienced an invigorating coasteering session of jumping and swimming against some magnificent waves.
In the evening, all groups competed against each other for a games session. As tiredness kicked in, the children sipped their hot chocolate before settling down for a well earned nights sleep.
Maths Challenge WinnerCongratulations to the winner of last week's Maths Challenge 'Write the name of objects in life that are square'. As usual, we had some great responses. Well done to our Year 3 pupil who managed to squeeze the names of 23 squ… Read More
Ofsted's Interim Assessment of Hacton Primary SchoolDear Parents
I received a letter yesterday informing me that an 'interim assessment' had been carried out on our school based on all the current attainment, achievement and attendance data as well as your comments from Paren… Read More
Primary Dance FestivalHacton Primary School had the pleasure of performing at this year's Primary Dance Festival held at St Edward's Secondary School. After weeks of practice and perseverance, expertly lead by Miss White, 19 dedicated children rem… Read More
E for EffortEvery week, teachers recognise a pupil in their class who has made an extra effort. These pupils are awarded the E for Effort cup in front of the whole school during our Friday morning assembly. Listen to the reasons why pupi… Read More
Commemorating the Centenary of WWI at Sanders SchoolPupils from years 5 and 6 were recently invited to take part in a special event to commemorate the centenary of WWI. They have written this report:
On Wednesday 30th April 2014, we visited Sanders School for an amazing brain… Read More
