Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Rejuvenated Pond

  Tue 25 Apr 2023

  On Saturday 22^nd April, a great team came together to tidy, and breathe new life into, our pond.  This is an area that has been in need of TLC for some time and it is the focus point of an exciting council-funded artistic project.

  Full details of the long-term plan for the pond area can be found via the website of the artists involved, Denman + Gould  (https://www.denmangould.com/our-work/cotfordstluke).

   

  On Saturday, our team did a fantastic job in renovating the pond itself.  We carefully preserved any wildlife (thanks Emma!) and we are looking forward to support from Somerset Wildlife Trust to ensure that this area develops as a haven for nature.

  Huge thanks to:

  Miss Knight

  Mr Payne

  Miss Roberts

  Mr Humphries

  Mr Tennet

  Emma Tennet

  Mrs Odams (project manager!)

   

  And thank you to Mrs Kelly for the incredible cakes she dropped off to keep the team going!

   

  I hope the photos below do justice to the work done.

   

  Nick Gilding

  

• School Council - Summer Term 2023

  Mon 24 Apr 2023

  School Council elections have taken place for the summer term and our representatives are as follows:-

   

  Pine Class

  Evie and Joseph

  Hazel Class

  Barnaby and Esmae

  Poplar Class

  Emily and Elliot

  Rowan Class

  Alfie and Holly

  Sycamore Class 

  Mya and Rupert

  Maple Class

  Isabella and Molly

• House Captains - Summer Term 2023

  Mon 24 Apr 2023

  We are delighted to announce that our House Captains for the Summer Term have been elected and are as follows:- 

   

  Brendon House (green)

  Elsie and Ernie

  Quantock House (red)

  Mimi and Miles

  Polden House (yellow)

  Molly and Liam

  Blackdown House (blue)

  Alice and Isla

  Well done to you all!

• New Welly Store

  Tue 18 Apr 2023

  Thank you very much to two of our parents, Mr Tennet and My Illy, for generously giving their time, skill and materials to build a fantastic new welly store.  This will be a fantastic boost to our OPAL play ambitions.  When wet, children need wellies to be able to access the field.  However, we have struggled for storage space for the older children and this is a brilliant solution to the problem.

  We are very grateful for the generous donation of £300 from local company, Low Carbon Exchange to cover the cost of materials.

  Thank you very much!