Back In March 30 children from year 5 and six joined thousands of children from schools around the country in the voice in a million concert held at Wembley arena. The annual event raises awareness and support for children in the UK that are in foster care or have been adopted. The event was a
DetailsYear 5 received a visit from Nexus Engineering, a Great Yarmouth-based group who conduct training for engineers. They delivered an Insight Into Engineering activity, funded by Business in the Community, to 25 very keen young ‘engineers’. This involved a design remit – to design a third river crossing for Great Yarmouth! The children’s task was
DetailsPupils at St. Nicholas Priory Primary School in Great Yarmouth always knew that their school cooks provided top notch food, but the recent award of a 5-star rating is the icing on the cake. The award came following a surprise inspection of the school this week from the Borough Council’s food safety team. The school
DetailsAs part of their project Year 5 had an ‘environmental day’ on Monday 4th June, and in the morning, the children went to Great Yarmouth beach. Mrs. Crooks, from G.Y.B.C. Environmental Services, met us and talked about what can happen if rubbish is not disposed of properly – on a recent beach litter-pick a 50-year-old
DetailsOn Friday 18th, Y6 celebrated the end of SATs with a trip to the cinema. They watched The Greatest Showman which links to their current project ‘Who Is The Greatest Showman?’. A great time was had by all with a round of applause from the children at the end of the show.
DetailsThe Year 5 children at St. Nicholas Priory have continued their food-sharing feasts with the residents of the Fisherman’s Hospital in Great Yarmouth. The children created some more treats to share, which consisted of baked tomatoes stuffed with mozzarella cheese and basil served with french bread, also mantrap cake as a delicious dessert. The residents
DetailsThe adventure started with a boat ride across the ‘Scaaaary Lake’ where they met ‘Mildred the Crocklebog’. The children then enjoyed activities such as building dens and face painting. They had fun in the Muddle Maze and on the zip wires. They spent much of their time following trails that led to bridges between the
DetailsTo launch their Summer Term Project, Year 5 visited different parts of Great Yarmouth, to look for the ‘treasures’ that Great Yarmouth contains. Our first stop was at the Venetian Waterways, where a historian met us and explained the history of the Waterways to them. We continued along the seafront, using various landmarks to answer
DetailsGY7 dodgeball league Year 2 – 1st place Year 3 – 4th place Year 4 – 5th place A huge well done to all of the children and staff.
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