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Have you got a Christmas jumper you have outgrown? If you do, the PTA would love you to donate it to their swap rail where it can find a new home! Please drop any donations into the school office. Thank you.
Thank you to everyone who donated to our fundraising for Children in Need – we raised the fantastic sum of £235.07 for this charity!
Pershore Civic Society President, Dr Judy Dale, and Chairman, Michael Hodges, recently visited our school to present the 2025 Avonreach Academy Trust/Pershore Civic Society Citizenship Awards. These annual awards recognise pupils who have demonstrated exceptional citizenship skills, leadership, and community spirit throughout the past year.
On Wednesday evening, pupils in our Year 5 and 6 classes travelled by coach to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon to watch the RSC's production of Roald Dahl's The BFG. This was an unforgettable trip for both the adults and the children, full of storytelling and imagination, as the story of The BFG was brought to life through amazing puppetry and performances.
Pershore Abbey is currently hosting a Christmas Wreath Festival in its side aisles, featuring wreaths made by local schools and organisations that are on display until Epiphany (January 4, 2026). Our Christmas wreath is made up of paper hands cut out by all the children in school. If you have a moment, please go along to the Abbey to see the display.
Delta Sports are organising a Christmas Nerf Ops on Sunday 14 December. Please see the attached poster for more information.
On Monday this week, pupils in Year 5 and Year 6 enjoyed their visit to the Think Tank Museum in Birmingham to support their topics on Space and Electricity. The children were able to explore the hands-on interactive displays as well as watch the Earth and Beyond Show (Year 5) and the Electrifying Science Show (Year 6). Thank you to our parent helpers for supporting the children on this trip.
Pupils in Years 4, 5 and 6 enjoyed a trip to Number 8 this week as part of the Into Film Festival. The festival is a fantastic initiative aimed at inspiring students through film, helping to enhance their creativity, and fostering a love for storytelling.
This year, the children watched the film "How to Train Your Dragon (2025)". The screening not only provided an engaging experience but supported our broader educational goals by encouraging discussions about themes such as friendship, anti-prejudice and teamwork.
The whole school came together today to observe a minute's silence and remember people who have died in wars and conflicts, and to reflect on the importance of peace. Each class had made their own poppy decoration to bring to the hall.
On Monday, our Head Boy and Head Girl joined with other local schools to lay a poppy wreath at the annual Pershore Schools Armistice wreath laying service, at Pershore Commemorative Garden. The occasion was a wonderful opportunity for the children to remember those who gave their lives to protect others.
Yesterday, the children enjoyed an engaging and interactive assembly led by Rob from Severn Trent Water.
Individual and sibling photos were taken in school today. We will send you information on how to order as soon as we get the details from the photographer.