A MASSIVE well done to all of our children from Bede Burn who attended Alton Towers last weekend for the Chance to Dance dance festival. We heard you were all amazing and as a school we are so proud of you all!
Zac has had a jam packed summer holiday, visiting lots of lovely places across the UK.
We spent a day at Lego land where he seen the replica Angel of the North.
We went to London and seen all the famous places he has learnt at school.
We went to Beamish and had the opportunity to ride one of the special buses they had running.
Reggie has been aiming high this holidays!
This weekend he has climbed another mountain in the Lake District.
So far he has ticked off his list – Catbells at 451m and Helm Crag at 511m!
So far he has ticked off his list – Catbells at 451m and Helm Crag at 511m!
Well Done Reggie all of us at Bede Burn are really proud of you!!
As part of Year 1’s Design and Technology topic, ‘Chop, Slice and Mash’, we prepared and tasted a variety of fruits and vegetables.
This week in Reception we shared the story of the Bog Baby. We listened carefully to the description of the Bog Baby and used this information to make our own using a range of resources.
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!
“Wow! What an amazing assembly we have had with Rock Steady. Both staff and children performed in a rock band with great support from the audience.
We had the pleasure of inviting Rock Steady into our school to tell us about an exciting opportunity for all children, starting in September.
Rock Steady will be visiting Bede Burn every Monday to deliver in-school band lessons to children who would like to be part of a rock band. The sessions will take place during school time. The children are able to choose an instrument that they would like to play and then perform at their very own rock concert, at the end of term. How exciting!
The whole school took part in the Blind Race fundraiser for guide dogs organiser by our amazing school council. A staggering £400.80 was raised by the whole school. Thank you to all of our children and grown ups at home who supported this.
What an assembly our school council managed to put on! They were all fantastic telling the whole school about our exciting fund raiser to support the Guide Dogs charity. We were even joined by some very special guests…. Jip, Ray and their owners Andy and Karen who are puppy trainers and Karen is partially sighted and uses a guide dog. A huge well done to school council!
KS2 enjoyed a fantastic performance from Zak Hull this morning. He performed some of his own songs and a few familiar favourites from pop artists such as Ed Sheeran. He also spoke to us about how to deal with and manage cyber bullying, mental health and staying safe online.
