Advice and support for parents

Do you have a child aged 8 to 16? 

Would you like help to support them with tricky or stressful issues? 

Southampton City Council are working with No Limits to deliver four parenting information sessions:

• 3 March 2020 – How to manage exam pressures
• 21 April 2020 – Cope with mental health concerns
• 19 May 2020 – Friendship issues
• 23 June 2020 – Online and cyber safety

All sessions run from 6.30pm to 9pm and are being held at 35 The Avenue, Southampton, SO17 1XN, 6.30pm to 9pm. 

Find out more and book your place.

Skylarks are spreading kindness like confetti!

We have started off the new half term by looking at how we can celebrate kindness and positivity. Our Kindness Calendar is BACK! :) Skylarks were very excited to be continuing with this again, promoting kindness between one anther and spreading happiness has made for a fantastic start back to school! :)

Dr Rachel Gadsden - Art Exhibition.

Today we worked with Dr Rachel Gadsden to produce as a class body mapping images. 

Our Amazing Cats!

We were treated to a purrfect performance of 'CATS' this week. Our amazingly talented pupils created their own version of the musical to entertain us during their after school dance club. Well done and a 5/5 start review to them! Thanks to Hannah & Lia for their dedication and support for the performing arts at BMPS!

Jays explore the Roman ruins of Fishbourne Palace!

Jays had a fantastic and fun-filled trip to Fishbourne Roman palace this week! We were able to see lots of Roman mosaics, walk around the beautiful Roman gardens and even try our hand at Roman school!

The Roman workshop meant that Jays were taken right back into the Roman times and were given the opportunity to dress as Roman slaves, create mosaics, trying our hands in the kitchen, building bridges and even writing on a board made of bees wax!

However, it all got a little too much for many of our Roman soldiers on the way home! :)

Swifts send food to the MOON!

Super Swifts are currently learning all about Space.  In particular we are looking at Bob, the Man on the MOON! Part of our Science topic is looking at the suitability of materials.  We have worked hard at identifying properties of certain materials and the suitability of them. So when Bob sent a letter asking for help on which foods would last the journey to the Moon we happily obliged. We investigated lots of packaging and thought about which ones would be the most suitable packages! It was a very exciting lesson... 

A massive thank you to our PTA

Kingfishers cannot thank our PTA enough for funding our wonderful mud kitchen.

There has been so much excitement. The children have been taking orders in our mud cafe and then following recipes in the kitchen.  There has been lots of mathematical language, sharing, taking turns and creativity.  It really has been an amazing addition to our outside area.

Thank you!