School News

Thank you to all the families who attended our annual Christmas Fayre. As usual the children  and staff have been busy making a range of products to sell ranging from reindeer food and snowmen lollies to Christmas tree cakes and milkshakes. Well done to everyone and thank you for helping …

As part of their topic this term ‘Time Traveller’, the children in Year 5 invited their grandparents into school to share photos and memories from when they were younger. The children and grandparents had a great afternoon sharing stories. Comments from the grandparents: ‘I have enjoyed meeting the children, answering …

Thank you to all our families for entering the Friends of Kingfisher Primary logo competition. All entries were fantastic and it was a tricky decision! The final logo is a combination of designs by Diari Karam and Miley Bunting (both class 8).

Thank you to all our families for supporting Children in Need this year, so far we have raised £163.10. Well done.

As part of their ‘Potions’ theme work, Year 4 visited ‘Grimm & Co – Yorkshire’s only Apothecary to the Magical.’ As the children arrived they discovered the secret door into the imagination gym, before climbing the giant’s bookcase up to the writer’s pad, where the magic began. The children worked …

As part of their theme work ‘Scream Machine’, Year 5 visited Flamingo Land. First of all they took part in a workshop where they learnt about the forces and working mechanisms of some of the rides. After the workshop the children were able to test their nerve by riding some …

Reverend Adam Priestley from St Paul’s Church, Wheatley Park led the harvest festival in school on Monday 15th October. The children were involved in using their senses to describe and guess different foods as well as participating in an action song. Thank you to all our families for their food …

The children and families of Kingfisher took part in a bubble event and tree planting ceremony to launch the start of the Astrea Promise. The Promise will involve the children taking part in a range of exciting activities from climbing a tree to learning to knit as they strive to …

As part of their theme ‘I am Warrior’ Year 4 enjoyed an exciting visit to Doncaster Museum. The children took part in 2 workshops, the first workshop focused on the Roman Invasion of Britain and the local importance of this. Children were able to dress in a range of clothing, …

We would like to share some of the fun activities that we enjoy at lunchtime. ‘We made a submarine with a telescope on the top.’ ‘We worked together to build a pirate ship’ ‘I have made a house with the bricks.’ I like playing hockey it makes me run fast …