The choir brighten the streets of Jarrow this morning, bringing festive cheer to the community through song. Well done – choir you sang beautifully!
Aspirations Day 2025 excelled all expectations as, once again, an exceedingly wide range of visitors came into school to inspire and ignite our children in Bede Burn!
There was everything from Police and Ambulance crews, to Golf and Fitness Instructors, Nissan representatives to an Animation Company owner, an engineer and even a published author who is actually a part of our Bede Burn family!
Rounding off the day the children were entertained by a fantastic magic and balloon show by part time lifeguard and full time magician, Darren Bonas (Mr Twister).
A huge thank you to all our visitors and to Mr Ferraro for giving us all another fantastic day to remember!
Jacob (year 1) & his brother Leo got the chance to hold the Isuzu FA trophy yesterday at home before it went to Gateshead FC.
Thank you so much to all who came to our Carols by Candlelight including the Mayor of South Tyneside – John McCabe. It was such a lovely night and another great opportunity for our school family to come together! Merry Christmas 🎄 everyone!
What a privilege it was for me to attend Hebburn Helps and see our gorgeous Sophia from Bede Burn and handsome Callum from St Oswald’s and their mams receive their MBE awards for their voluntary services to aid the community. Both Sophia and Callum for years have given up their school holidays to support at Hebburn Helps and ensure those who need support in the community are fed. Their work was also recognised during the pandemic. They are real courageous advocates and I am so so proud to be their headteacher! Thanks Callum and Sophia.
Love Mrs Smith
After a fantastic flowing demonstration of football in the last round of games, many of the Bede Burn fans were left wondering ‘But can they do it on a cold snowy Tuesday night at Clegwell?’
In frosty conditions Bede Burn took on high flying St Aloysius who are current league leaders. In a fast paced game, a resolute Bede Burn team stood strong against what seemed like an endless wave of attacks from St Aloysius and made it to half time at 0-0. Despite a number of fine saves from the Bede Burn goal keeper, St Aloysius stole a goal early in the second half and, aside for one quick counter attack from Bede Burn, saw the game out well to win 1-0, a fine performance from the lads who went toe to toe against a very good team.
A short break between games allowed some time for some shooting drills and the boys put these efforts on show in the second game against Jarrow Cross – who had to play three consecutive games without a break. The boys utilised their fresh legs and pressed quickly from the beginning and worked the ball down the left wing for a simple cross and finish inside the box. Soon the lead was doubled as Bede Burn pressed again high up the pitch and the ball was rifled home past the keeper, 2-0 at half time. A number of changes at half time saw Bede Burn freshen up the team further and they rounded off the game with a well taken third in the dying moments of the game, a deserved 3-0 victory and credit to the boys for another strong showing in the new strips.
Ava & Isla auditioned for the professional production of Oliver and they are both extra excited to tell you all they successfully gained a place yesterday. They’ll be performing at the Tyne Theatre in September…Great achievement for them both 
Well done girls!
Well done girls!
Wow! What a brilliant start we had to World Book Day this morning led by Mrs Peel (Maleficent). We showed each other our costumes in a cat walk style walk of each class around the hall and talked about what books certain costumes were from. Thanks for Mrs Peel for all of your hard work to plan our World book day for 2023 and it’s only just begun.
Mr Mc and the cleaners have been working really hard over the holidays to make sure that the school is looking all clean and tidy for our return to school on Monday. Thanks so much!
Mrs Smith is having a lovely relaxing half term in Spain with her husband Jim and son Toby. They have been enjoying the sunshine, tapas and meeting friends in the little Spanish village.
