A sprawling online discussion forum with incentives for checking in each day and the facility to follow certain users, Amino bears comparison to Reddit – but with an added sprinkle of Snapchat and a Twitter twist. It may not be radically original, but’s proving popular: there are now more than a million communities of fans […]
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It’s been a fantastic morning of sports at Gosford Park Primary. All of school got involved in various sports and all showed great sportsmanship! It was great seeing the school community join us for the morning & for the family picnic. Check out some of the photos from the day below and highlights from the
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There’ll be some tired faces this week as each class completes a daily 1km run. The four laps of our field sound a bit daunting, but children and staff have put their best foot forward and given it their all. Well done! Year 6 have had so much fun on the inflatables today! Very hot
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We ‘kicked off’ Sports & Aspirations week with an amazing game of football. What an amazing game of football this was! The children from Y5 & 6 played a cracking game but the staff somehow managed to win 2-1. Gosford Park was then pleased to welcome Coventry’s first professional UFC fighter, Melissa Dixon, and her
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Year 5 had a great time looking at budgeting. We thought about how much ingredients cost and calculated the price of different meals. We then looked at how much money we had for a week and what meals we could make with this money to feed a family. The children used written and mental calculations.
We would like to say a huge thank you to the Go! 2023 Project for volunteering their time during the half-term break, tidying and refurbishing our Year 1 outdoor area. It looks amazing and we are so very grateful!
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The concept of influencers is hardly a new one. Through newspaper columns and TV spots, we’ve long been accustomed to hearing informed opinion from, say, Martin Lewis on money, Nigella Lawson on food or Mark Kermode on cinema. How the digital revolution has changed the game, however, is by providing a plethora of platforms from
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A free online safety guide on money muling. – Click here to download Criminal organisations digitally ‘launder’ the illegal profits of their operations (including scams and drug deals) by moving funds through innocent-looking accounts, which makes it harder for the police to track. To achieve this, they often recruit young people – money mules –
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