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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England may have narrowly missed out on a place in the World Cup Final, but football fever is still very much alive at Stobhillgate!
A huge thank you to Northumbrian Water for their generous donation of brand new footballs. They've already been put to good use at lunchtimes, with plenty of goals, great teamwork and smiling faces. We're incredibly grateful for their support in helping keep our children active, healthy and having fun. ... See MoreSee Less
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🍕 YEAR 4 PITMAN PICNIC 🍕
What a fantastic afternoon we’ve had celebrating our wonderful Year 4s!
Our Year 4 children enjoyed a delicious pizza party, along with puzzles, colouring, music and lots of fun games, making some wonderful final Stobhillgate memories with their friends.
A huge thank you to The Pitman Pizza Co. for helping make the afternoon so special by preparing and delivering the pizzas! All children across school have been given a unique Stobhillgate discount code to take home, so be sure to check your child’s bag. The offer is available until the end of August!
A lovely leavers’ treat to celebrate the end of their time at Stobhillgate. ❤️
‼️ Don’t forget! Celebrations continue tomorrow with our Year 4 Leavers Show, starting at 9:30am. Parents and carers are warmly invited to attend and celebrate this special milestone with the children. ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 1 have had an amazing visit to Warkworth castle to bring alive their history unit on ‘Castles of Northumberland.’
The children remembered some amazing facts from their history work as soon as we arrived. They were incredibly curious around the castle ruins and asked some superb questions.
They then headed to the beach, where they revisited some work about coastlines from their Geography unit ‘Mountains, rivers and coasts.’
Some very sandy children on their way back to school! 🪣🏰 ... See MoreSee Less
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