Accrington Observer

SCHOOL NEWS ST PAUL’S CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL

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ON Monday this week, the school was taken over by the characters from Roald Dhal’s Matilda.

The characters stayed in school all day.

Miss Trunchbull was very scary and mean, she even threw Mrs Smith, our headteache­r, out of school accusing her of being too nice to the children and locked her in the ’Chalky’.

Even though Miss Trunchbull was really horrible, all the children had lots of fun learning Salsa dancing with Mrs Wormwood, magic tricks with Matilda and learning how to sell cars and make money with Mr Wormwood.

Well done to the following pupils who have been honoured for their successes and achievemen­ts this year with the following awards:

Holly Lavin - Wider Curriculum Achievemen­t

Courtney Isherwood - Global Citizenshi­p Award

Aishah Khan - Outstandin­g Academic Achievemen­t

Brody Welsh - Sportsmans­hip Award

Kaeson Hitchen Martin - School Commitment

Maya Akbar - Creativity Award

Jacob IsherwoodO­utstanding Attendance

Freddie Lavin - Maths Master

Kalvin Burton - Christain Ambassador

Malayka Bilal - Overcoming Adversity

Jorden Holden - Sue Dean Writing Award

As well as having their names engraved on our school shields and trophies, the children were also awarded their very own trophies to take home and keep forever.

Well done to this half term’s subject specialist­s.

You’ve proved your sticky knowledge is the best in your class!

They were: Uzair Iqbal, Riley Bradshaw, Faaris Mohammed, Macey Bennett, Courtney Isherwood and Sarosh Madusar.

Well done to Tyler and Evie-Rose, Abi and Faaris,

Brayden and Julia, Ocean-Rae and Bella-Rose, Abi and Brody, and Oscar and Daisy.

You have all worked hard all year and impressed your class teachers.

We hope you enjoy the little treat of a gift voucher from your teachers to say thank you for all your efforts this year.

The whole school enjoyed an ice-cream treat on the last day of term thanks to the school governors.

The weather was glorious and perfect for sitting out in the sun with friends and staff enjoying a cool, refreshing treat!

 ??  ?? St Paul’s Church of England Primary School enjoyed a Civic Theatre Matilda take-over day
St Paul’s Church of England Primary School enjoyed a Civic Theatre Matilda take-over day

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