Together We Care

Visit to Saxlingham Hall Nursing Home

Harvest 2025

Hello Yellow - Non-School Uniform for Young Minds on World Mental Health Day

We wore yellow clothes to mark World Mental Health Day. We also completed some special activities in class which helped to raise our awareness about living a healthy lifestyle. 

Spring Wellbeing Fair

Thank you to Mrs Elliot and Mrs Laughlin for organising a wonderful Well-Being Event. Thank you also to our Well-Being Ambassadors for running stalls. Lots of people attended and enjoyed the activities. The favourite was ‘Lacey’ the pat-dog who made everyone smile.

Children In Need

By organising a non-school uniform day, we raised £153 across our Federation schools!  Thank you to all who supported us!

Gardening Club

Gardening Club have been busy planting a number of new trees received from a grant from The Woodland Trust. What a lovely area this is for us all to enjoy! Thank you to Mrs Singleton and the children.

 

Gardening 1
Gardening 4
Garden 5
Garden 6
Garden 7
Garden 3
Garden 2

School Council and Eco Council

Each year, a School Council is elected consisting of a Chairperson, Secretary and Spokespeople from each year group.

An Eco Council is also elected with representatives across the school.  The councils meet regularly, sharing views from across the school, and seeking to make democratic decisions to improve the school for everyone.

In addition to the roles on the School Council and Eco Council, our older pupils enjoy a number of other responsibilities:

  • Librarians who organise the school library and support younger pupils by reading with them and helping them to choose books.
  • Year 6 buddies, who support our Reception children with a wide range of activities, including being a friendly face at the beginning of the day, at playtime and lunchtime.
  • Science Ambassadors.

Links with Other Schools

We have made links with Xetolacw Community School, a pre-K to Grade 12 facility in Mount Currie, British Columbia, Canada.  The school provides a positive and empowering learning environment where Lilwat culture, language and values are taught and celebrated alongside  the academic curriculum.

Owl Class wrote letters to the children of Grade 6 and have been really excited to share information about our community in Saxlingham and to be able to find out about living in a contrasting community in a very different part of the world.