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Remember Together
Yesterday, we came together with The Winstanley School and The Shine Centre for our annual Remembrance Day Ceremony, uniting our students, staff and local community in a moving act of reflection and remembrance.
Mr Bennett opened the ceremony, followed by thoughtful readings from students of both schools - including a special reading in Polish, marking Poland’s Independence Day. On this day in 1918, after 123 years under the rule of neighbouring powers, Poland re-emerged as an independent nation - the same day the First World War came to an end, now commemorated worldwide as Remembrance Day.
The service continued with the solemn sound of the Reveille, beautifully played by Mr Greenwood, before we held a two-minute silence to honour all those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. We were honoured to welcome representatives from The Braunstone Life, The Braunstone History Society, local residents and the Deputy Mayor from Braunstone Town Council.
Our students once again showed great creativity and respect in the wreaths they designed and laid as part of the ceremony.
Thank you to everyone who made today’s event possible and to our wonderful community for standing together in unity, remembrance and hope.
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Dear Parents and Carers of Kingsway
We have just received a huge 'Thank you' from the volunteers at Open Hands for the two boxes of provisions which you donated last month. They will help to make other people's lives a little easier.
However we have been given another challenge from Open Hands -
C H O C O L A T E, C H O C O L A T E, C H O C O L A T E!
Seeing that the festive season is almost upon us we have been asked for donations of chocolate. Bars, boxes, biscuits - anything chocolately that you can donate in order to support Open Hands making Christmas hampers for some of our most disadvantaged members of the community.
It would be wonderful if we can give as generously as we did last time.
Thank you in anticipation of a fantastic collection !
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Last week our lovely Year 3/4 children were working with charcoal (burnt pieces of wood!). The children explored- looking at how to make it darker and lighter with the same piece of charcoal! Amazing effort! ...




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Our lovely KS1 children have explored the Christmas story through drama and freeze frames. While holding their freeze frames, the children stepped into the shoes of their characters and shared what they might be thinking and feeling. They then used their thinking skills to explain why they thought Jesus was special. ...


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