We had the opportunity to perform an amazing dance at the Albany Theatre. We are so proud of all of the children who performed. Many of whom are desperate to do it again next year! A special thank you to Miss Goodall from DanceWorks who choreographed the dance and taught the children everything they know! […]
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We welcome parents to attend Reception Opening Morning on Thursday November 30th 09:30am to find out information & visit the classrooms for children starting Reception in September 2024 More information contact: enquiries@gosfordpark.coventry.sch.uk
To celebrate the fantastic learning for our topic on crime and punishment, we went to the Tower of London. It was an amazing opportunity to learn about its history and the history of London. We all had a great time! The following morning we were building on all the learning from our Tower of London
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Diwali is a major festival celebrating the triumph of light over darkness and the start of new beginnings for millions of people of the Hindu, Sikh and Jain faiths. We hope pupils at our school and members of our community had a happy Diwali. Learn more about Diwali – Diwali celebrations around the world
We now have Digital Leaders for the school. Children who have been chosen to become a Digital leader are now available to help and support in using technology effectively and safely at our school. A Digital Leader is a fantastic opportunity for them to take on responsibility, learn new skills, develop and demonstrate leadership skills
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Remembrance Day (also known as Poppy Day due to the tradition of wearing a remembrance poppy) is a memorial day observed since the end of the First World War in 1919. Remembrance: What is it and why is it important?https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/15492752 A very proud moment for our school, a whole school display of Remembrance. At Gosford Park, we will remember them. ❤️
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As a part of our learning about Christianity, year 1 visited the local church today. In particular, we have been looking at how Christian people celebrate their religion. It was fantastic to see, what we have been learning in the classroom, put into a practice in a place of worship.
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As Halloween and Bonfire Night approaches, West Midlands Police would like to encourage you to talk to your child about staying safe and sensible during this time. Remember…* Stay visible at night by wearing fluorescent clothing or head torches* Supervise children with sparklers and at firework displays* Warn your children about stranger danger and only