We’re so proud of our Girls Football Team who finished the Bassetlaw tournament undefeated - coming second on goal difference by a single goal!

As part of the cultural capital at Everton Primary are School, Class 2 (Years 3 and 4) went on a three day residential educational visit to Kingswood (Dearne Valley). They took part in activities such as raft building (pictured), archery, abseiling, a high ropes course, orienteering and aeroball amongst others. The children also learnt valuable social and emotional life lessons, such as being away from home, independence, bravery and experiencing activities that they may not have been previously or do again.

On Wednesday 16th March, an external provider from Swimming Services came into Class 2 to talk about how the children can stay safe near and in water.

World Book Day:

We raised a total of £299.50 from the World Book Day event on Thursday 3rd March 2022. That’s a great amount that school can use towards books! We are aiming to raise another £700 over the course of the year to use towards our library books project.

'Children's Mental Wellbeing Week':

As part of the children's wider personal development, we will be focusing on wellbeing throughout the week. The week began with a demonstration of how music can affect our mood. Above you can see the children enjoying Mambo No.5. During the week, 'Safer Internet Day' took place on Tuesday 8th February and mental health awareness on Thursday 10th, when children came in a scarf to raise awareness of mental wellbeing in children. Lessons and assemblies were taught throughout the week using the national 'SCARF' PSHE programme of study.

A huge congratulations to our Indoor Athletics Team who performed and behaved impeccably as they represented the Elizabethan family of schools and came seventh in the Bassetlaw Schools Finals. 25 schools took part and the final result was incredibly close.

Congratulations to Amelia, whose design has been chosen for the front cover of the 400th edition of the HEDS Magazine. Make sure you grab a copy!

Class 2 have been busy planting bulbs at the Metcalfe Field today as 'gifts to the village' with Mr and Mrs Howe. We are all looking forward to going back and seeing how they've bloomed in the spring.

One of our governors - Mrs Sue Hughes - has very kindly been collecting owl pellets for Class 2. Together they have dissected the pellets and discovered what the owls have been eating as part of their diet from the bones collected.

Congratulations to James Dyson who won first prize in the Doncaster Rovers Foundation Schools competition to design a Christmas card. He was awarded a tablet, tickets to a game and other goodies as a reward for his excellent Christmas design.

Congratulations to our Indoor Athletics Team who finished second in the Elizabethan Indoor Athletics Competition and now go on to the County Finals in the new year.

We were able to host our first ever Christmas Craft Afternoon and make Christmas decorations in school with our chosen adult.

It was our pleasure to welcome Suneeta into school to teach us about Diwali and what it means to her as a Sikh. It was a surprise to many of us that Sikhs celebrate Diwali in addition to Hindus.