What's Happening at St Peter's
School Council meet the Governors
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On Friday 18th November, two school Governors joined the School Council for their weekly meeting. They listened to the children reporting back about the Bookfair, which they organised and about the Pupil Questionnaire, which was carried out in July. The discussion was really interesting and the children appreciated being given a voice to share with important adults.
A Gift from The Rotary
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Our very good friends at the Rotary Club of Headingley came into our assembly this week to present us with 32 Dictionaries 4 Life. This is part of a literacy programme run by the Rotary - to find out more, visit: www.dictionary4life.com
Faith Day Celebrations
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On Thursday 25th February children took part in a Faith day Celebration at school. First the children met in the hall and sang with our special visitor, Bob Hartman. Bob is famous around the world for his work in sharing bible stories with children.
Then the children went into groups and were mixed with pupils from all the classes in school. Each group were given a colour and they travelled around the classes throughout the day, each class looking at a different aspect of Christianity.
At the end of the day we all gathered in the hall to spend time reflecting and celebrating what a great day we had had and how much closer we felt to God during the time of Lent.
Annual Rotary Recital
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Once again at the Rotary Recital, the children were amazing. They all learnt their poems and the winners from each class performed in front of a panels of judges. The overall winners were Naomi Paulos for Key Stage 1 and Saba Medhane for Key Stage 2 - congratulations!
Another Win for St Peter's
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Our recent match against St Mary's in Menston went into extra time but thanks to a late goal from, Joel Owusu, the final score was 2-1 to St.Peter's.That result puts the school into the quarter finals of the Leeds City Schools Cup. Meanwhile in the league, the boys remain unbeaten and now top the league with a game in hand.
