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We are delighted to share some wonderful news from Church Hill C of E Junior School.
Polina has been announced as the winner of the Diocese Nativity Card Competition! Her beautifully designed card impressed the judges with its creativity, originality and clear connection to the Nativity story.
Our Year 3/4 children delivered a wonderful performance of Don’t Be Afraid, bringing the nativity story to life with confidence, humour and joy. The pupils sang beautifully, spoke clearly and worked together brilliantly to share the true meaning of Christmas with our school community.
Pupils, staff, and families at Church Hill C of E Junior School came together last week to support Children in Need, raising an impressive £569.37 for the charity.
Church Hill C of E Junior School held its much-anticipated biannual Environmental Day this week, bringing the whole school together to learn, reflect and take positive action for the planet. The day- led by Mrs Garick, the school's Geography leader- marked an exciting start to a new topic of conversation in which every class explored the environment, the challenges it faces and the steps we can all take to protect it.
Please read the newsletter below to find out how we are developing Courage in our school community over the next half term.
The school council have had their first meeting and it was a very productive one! This year they have a double duty of also being the school's Eco-Warriors.
Visit our SC page within the community section of the website to find out all about our values and the big project for this year.
Badges coming soon...
Mrs Sudera :)
We are delighted to announce that we, Church Hill C of E Junior School, have achieved the School Games Gold Mark Award for the 2024/25 academic year.
Please read the newsletter below to find out how we are developing Democracy in our school community over the next half term.
The Year 6 end-of-year production was a vibrant and memorable celebration of talent and teamwork, showcasing months of hard work and creativity. The performance was filled with energetic singing and dynamic dancing, with pupils confidently taking on solos that highlighted their individual skills.
Colourful costumes brought each character to life, while carefully designed stage props and backdrops added depth and flair to every scene. The production was not only a display of artistic ability but also a testament to the pupils’ collaboration and enthusiasm, leaving parents and families thoroughly impressed and proud. Click to listen:
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Enterprise Week was a fantastic success, with our Year 6 pupils showing incredible creativity, teamwork and business skills. Over four lunchtimes, the children set up stalls around the school to sell their handmade products, including bracelets, snacks, raffles and bookmarks. The event, organised by Mrs Sudera, created a real buzz around the school and gave everyone the chance to shop and support their peers' businesses.
This is a local petition organised by Team Zebra, volunteers in our local community. The Petition Lead is a parent. Our school council is represented by Year 3 to Year 6 children and we have explored this important issue at our council meetings, and the need for a safe place to stop and cross in the middle of Humberstone Lane LE4. If you live work or study in Leicester or Leicestershire you are invited to show your support for the petition. Scan the QR code for more details. Please ensure you include your Leicester or Leicestershire postcode, otherwise the petition will not count. Good Luck and we hope this will benefit the whole community. https://chng.it/xkcX6Qggnz
Mrs Sudera
