Thank you to our families for supporting red nose day this year, we raised a total of £184. The children looked fantastic in their red outfits/ red noses and have enjoyed their learning throughout the day.    

Crucial Crew gives Year 6 pupils life skills to deal with and avoid a range of potentially hazardous situations. It is supported by staff from Rotherham Road Safety, South Yorkshire Police and South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue. On 12th March, Year 6 travelled to the Lifewise Centre, Rotherham as part of their …

Last Tuesday, Year 5 went to Boston Park farm as part of our migration topic and were really excited. At the farm, the children were separated into four smaller groups and did a rotation of four different activities. Within these activities, the children got the chance to experience a trailer …

Foundation Stage One children have been busy planting tree saplings to create a wood for the benefit of all children at Kingfisher Primary. Miss Geraghty applied to the Woodland Trust who donated 105 saplings to create a medium working wood along with an additional 30 saplings and 30 small bushes. …

On Thursday 28th February, world famous Status Quo drummer Jeff Rich delivered a fabulous drumming masterclass. Years one to six thoroughly enjoyed the performance that went through the origins of drumming in Africa to a classic Status Quo drum solo with the rest of the school playing percussion. The hands-on …

Thank you to all our families who attended the Spring Term parents evening where staff were able to share progress and targets for all children. The Friends of Kingfisher also held a cake sale which raised £217 – thank you! The winner of the cake was Amy (class 2) who …

Year 6 have published their own e-book on the iTunes/ Ibook store and we would be grateful if as many people as possible would buy it so they can raise money to adopt an orangutan – it’s only 49p! Many thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/save-the-orangutans/id1452118729?mt=11 Save the Orangutans by Year 6, Kingfisher Primary …

Our parent workshops have been planned to give you the opportunity to come into school, see teaching in action and share the successes of our pupils whilst giving you the opportunity to experience current teaching methods and strategies. It is the perfect opportunity for us to share the way in …

On Wednesday 23rd January, Year 4 had the opportunity to visit Wilderspin National School where we stepped back in time. The year was 1897 and we had become Victorian children. We were able to  experience what a typical school day was like for Victorian children. Our strict Victorian teacher, Mrs Jones taught us …

On Wednesday 16th January, as part of their immersion, the Y3 children had the opportunity to experience the life of Brazilian coffee farmers. The children were expected to pick, wash, dry, grind, pack and label coffee beans ready to be sold to the ‘Uk’. It was hard work and not …