A huge THANK YOU!

Thank you so much for all your kind donations of books to support the Matarajio School in Kenya.  There has been a fantastic response and I have no doubt they will be incredibly grateful to have so many new books to enjoy.  Well done to our pupils who launched the appeal in assembly and have been promoting it in school.

Southampton National Park City would like to hear from you!

The Southampton National Park City group is a community movement celebrating and supporting actions by the people of Southampton who want to create a city that is rich with nature and where everyone benefits from exploring, playing and learning outdoors.

 

We would like Southampton to be a National Park City. This is not the same as a rural National Park, but similarly a National Park City consists of a vision, partnership and a community of people working together to look after and improve the habitats, landscapes, communities and culture of urban life.

The answers you provide will be used to develop projects across the city and will form the basis of our application to become a National Park City.

Please see www.southampton-national-park.com for more information.

Take our survey
We want to hear from you to shape the priorities of the National Park city project and to bring people and nature closer together in your area – please share with your neighbours!

English  https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PS3RDHB

Arabic   https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DLQWP7X

Polish    https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/YZX77SN

Hindi     https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/YGC3LG8

Urdu      https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Y5SYR9S

Sports Leadership Event

 On Tuesday, 12 children were chosen from Year 5 and 6 to take part in a leadership event held at Bitterne Park School which involved working as a team, discussing what makes a good leader and then using that knowledge within their groups.  A lot was learnt and we aim to use this knowledge in the summer term.

Preschool Vacancies from September

 

Kids Eat Free...!?

We are sharing this as some might find it useful over the Easter break!

 

Spring into Culture this Easter

 

Spring into Culture this Easter

Spring into Culture this Easter holiday at Tudor House & Garden, SeaCity Museum and Southampton City Art Gallery. There’s plenty to see and do for the whole family from new exhibitions, family walking tours, all day culture club, messy activities and creative classes for young minds! Keep the children busy with our fun family workshops or a trip to one of the museums or the gallery. Find out more here or see our top 5 picks for the Easter break below:

1. LEGO event at SeaCity Museum for Titanic 110 | Sunday 10 April | SeaCity Museum - Fun for all the family with Titanic activities, LEGO speed build competitions, open build play area, rare and discontinued LEGO sets to buy and more. Find out more here.

2. Kids’ Culture Club - Terrific Titanic! (Ages 6 to 12 years)| Tuesday 12 April | SeaCity Museum - Explore the fascinating story of Titanic, make a lucky talisman, design a luxury cruise ship and more in this full day of creative fun and discovery for children aged 6 to 12 years. Find out more here

3. Easter bunny wire sculptures | Wednesday 13 and Wednesday 20 April | Southampton City Art Gallery - Create your very own funny bunny sculpture with springy legs ready for Easter. Find out more here.

4. Family Walking Tour: Walking the Titanic | Sunday 10 April | From Tudor House and Garden - Walk the sites and places of Southampton’s Titanic story in this family friendly walking tour. Find out more here.

5. Julian Perry: There Rolls The Deep art exhibition | Free to visit | Open until 4 June | Southampton City Art Gallery - Fascinating artworks by Julian Perry on local coastal erosion issues due to climate change. Find out more here.

Find all our Easter activities on the WeGotTickets website.

Skylarks are becoming Wild Citizens

Children in Skylarks are having the exciting opportunity of taking part in a Wild Citizens Project! - enabling children to become active environmental citizens. 

This is a projectis lead by the University of Southampton aiming to engage children with nature and biodiversity by getting them to investigate and enhance the biodiversity of our school’s grounds.

Each week the children are working together to help create our own wild garden in the grounds of our school. During these activities, children will do some exciting science activities outdoors, acting as scientists and carrying out their own research.

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Have a look below at what we have got up to so far...