The Sports Ambassadors were invited to take part in a Sports Morning at Victoria School. Each activity was led by groups of students from Victoria School to give our children an insight into a variety of new sports and leadership responsibilities. It was an incredible experience for our children to see the amazing skills of students with additional needs and how expertly they communicated and led the sessions. Our Sports Ambassadors returned to school with an immense enthusiasm to promote excellent communication and inclusion through sport at Longfleet. 

 

A report by Teddy (Sports Ambassador) can be found in the PE / Sports section of our website. 

Ahoy there me hearties!  Reception had lots of fun on 'Pirate Day' to introduce a new topic called, 'Shiver Me Timbers!'.  The children made ships biscuits, created collage artwork and made saltdough treasure.  We are looking forward to participating in a pirate theatre workshop at the end of this half term.

Year 1 had a brilliant day celebrating the start of their topic,

Whatever the Weather! They had a snow machine, a snowman competition and took part in The Great Ice Challenge. For more pictures see Year 1's class page.

Our Year 6 classes have travelled back to Tudor times for cooking, dancing and even the Battle of Bosworth! For more pictures, please see the 'Class Pages' in the 'Children's section'.

We had tinsel and tea-towels galore at this year's Key Stage One nativity! Year 1 and 2 gave the audience an Oscar-worthy performance and received rave reviews from parents, friends and family. The teachers would like to express how very proud they are of all the children and thank them for all their hard work in rehearsals...Longfleet definitely has some stars in the making!

The children of Longfleet Primary entered into the festive spirit with a whole school Christmas Lunch.  Crackers, party hats, loud music and staff in silly outfits were the order of the day as the pupils enjoyed their two course meal.

This week our Reception children have taken to the stage to perform a selection of Christmas songs.  The songs told the story of the birth of Jesus.  The children looked great in the costumes and handmade refreshments were shared afterwards with the audience.

Our KS2 choir recently performed a selection of their Christmas songs at Kingston Lacy.  Well done to all the pupils and Miss Webber for adding a little sparkle to Christmas.

Last Thursday the choir performed alongside a number of other schools at the Poole Music Association Christmas Concert.  A packed Lighthouse audience was thoroughly entertained by the performers.  Congratulations to all the pupils who took part and thank you to Miss Webber for playing a leading role in organising the event.  Click here for the media coverage and photos.