Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school.

• Children in Need in the news

  Thu 28 Nov 2019
  

• Heights & Weights programme information

  Thu 28 Nov 2019
  Click on the photos to enlarge useful information about the NHS Heights & Weights measurement programme. Information will also be sent home via Parentmail. Please let us know if you have any questions.

  

• We're in the news!

  Thu 28 Nov 2019
  

• Fun Run with Horsendale!

  Fri 22 Nov 2019
  Horsendale Primary School brought eight children over to take part in a "Fun Run" with some of our KS1 children this afternoon. Everyone had lots of fun!

  

• Children In Need!

  Fri 15 Nov 2019

  Thank you for supporting our ’Children in Need’ 2019 Appeal—vulnerable  children’s lives across the UK will be transformed by your kind donations. £489 was raised in total!

  

• Odd Socks for a Change

  Tue 12 Nov 2019

  As part of Anti-Bullying Week 2019 at Edwalton, the children and staff wore odd socks on Tuesday 12th November. We all celebrated our  individuality and the theme ‘Change starts with us’. In lessons and assemblies we talked about the importance of respect and making a positive difference.

   

  

• Time to Remember

  Mon 11 Nov 2019

  At 11.00am on Monday 11th November, school fell silent as the children remembered the soldiers who have fallen in the First World War, as well as other conflicts. In our ‘respect’ assembly we explained the importance of Remembrance in modern British life, culture and heritage. The children were wonderfully respectful.

   

  

• Edwalton are County Champions!

  Sat 09 Nov 2019

  On the 9^th November 2019, the Edwalton U11 Girls Football Team competed in the county cup representing Rushcliffe. We won each of our 6 games 1 – 0. Our goal scorers were Tehya and Heidi from year 5, and Hana and Captain Eddie from year 6. Eddie suffered a knee injury in only the 3^rd match of the day but after some medical attention from both her dad and Miss Russell, she managed to play the last 3 matches, scoring in 2 of them. Our goalkeeper, Lulu, was amazing and our defenders, Kathrine and Chloe, were wonderful in the back and did not concede a goal all day.

  We went on to win the whole tournament! Now we are through to represent the whole of Nottingham in the area tournament in March!

  What a great team performance!

  Written by Eddie (Year 6)