Stobhillgate First School has a caring ethos based upon nurturing principles where children are encouraged to take responsibility for their learning and embrace challenge.
Stobhillgate First School has a caring ethos based upon nurturing principles where children are encouraged to take responsibility for their learning and embrace challenge.
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- Nursery Open Day We are hosting an Open Day for parents and carers interested in learning more about our nursery provision. The event will take place on the 5th of March 2025 from 1:30-2:30 pm at Stobhillgate First School. Our open day is designed to provide a welcoming and informative experience, giving you a chance to learn more about our nursery provision, meet our dedicated team, and see our facilities in action. During the event, you will have the opportunity to: Meet with our headteacher and dedicated staff Discover our curriculum and approach to early years education Experience the school environment and our facilities Meet with like-minded parents and caregivers Experience our Forest School activities, where children can participate in a fun and engaging outdoor learning session. We welcome you to drop in at any time during the event. If you would like more information or have any questions, please feel free to get in touch with us. Contact: 01670 513382 or [email protected] Read More
A huge well done to our Year 4 children for their fantastic leavers’ show performance yesterday! You made us all so proud!
Thank you to all of the parents who joined us to celebrate. There were smiles, laughter, and a few happy tears too as we reflected on their journey through Stobhillgate.
We also said ‘so long, farewell’ to our wonderful Headteacher, Mr Henderson.
On Thursday, we celebrated his time with us with a picnic, fun games and beautiful singing in assembly. He has made such a lasting impact on our school, and he will be greatly missed.
Wishing all the very best to our Year 4 leavers and to Mr Henderson as they begin exciting new chapters!
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Good luck to Year 4 and Mr Henderson on your next exciting chapters 😀 👏
Good luck to the year 4 leavers and Mr Henderson alike! What a lovely end of term!
All the best and good luck year 4 and to mr Henderson in your new schools was so lovely to see the leavers show not many dry eyes yesterday x
Thank you for supporting the Zambezi Sunrise Trust by sponsoring a bear at our fair!
Added to the donations from the mini marathon earlier in the year, the total of £109.30 raised this year is enough for 22 textbooks, 119 cement blocks, or two desks.
Thank you!We’d like to say a massive ‘Thank you’ to Stobhillgate First School in Morpeth, Northumberland. They had a ‘name the bear’ stall to fundraise for Zambezi Sunrise at their summer fair yesterday. Huge thanks to everyone who helped run it or supported the stall - the Stobhillgate bears will be on their way to Zambia in the new year! ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 2 have been buzzing with excitement as they have explored positional and directional language using the Bee-Bots and have been creating moving monsters in Design Technology.
The children gave their Bee-Bots instructions, using key terms like “go north,” “turn anticlockwise,” and “move backwards.” 🐝🌍
There were lots of smiles and laughter as our Bee-Bots travelled to imaginative destinations - from fiery volcanoes to peaceful islands!
In their final DT unit of the year, our Year 2 students took on an exciting design and technology challenge: creating their very own moving monsters!
We learned all about linkages, levers, and the different techniques used to make objects move. With lots of creativity (and a bit of engineering!), the children designed monsters ranging from fierce and fearsome to adorably cute - and every single one is wonderfully snappy!
We’re incredibly proud of the hard work, imagination, and teamwork Year 2 have shown throughout the year. ... See MoreSee Less
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