During the last few weeks of school, year 5 and 6 worked on their production of the Wizard of Oz. Everyone remembered their lines expertly and masked their mistakes without hesitation. Everyone appreciated how hard it can be to memorise lines and helped when they could. There were two casts including two Dorothy’s in [...]
We had a lovely football and netball presentation on Tuesday after school. Well done to all the players who took part in the leagues this year. We are proud to share that we came 3rd in the mixed football league, 3rd in the girls’ football league, and joint 2nd in the netball league. Award Winners Girls’ Football🏆 Player’s [...]
Thank you to Mrs Brogan, our Sports Lead, for organising and running a slick and successful sports day on Friday 11th July. In the midst of a heatwave and 30c temperatures, we made the most of shade from trees and gazebos. All Junior site children took part in each race: throwing, sprint, obstacle and [...]
Cuddington and Dinton School's first ever Colour Run was a huge success! Thanks to all the behind the scenes hard work to make this event happen. A special thank you to: Mrs Smith for printing over 100 t-shirts; Clare Manders for driving miles to ensure we had enough powder paint, confete and gunge (not [...]
A selection of Year 5 girls, Lucy H, Ava, Martha, Billie, Darcey, Lucy R, April, Ava and Emily spent the day at Dinton Cricket club playing in an annual Bucks schools girls cricket tournament. Playing local schools including Ickford, St Michaels and Thomas Hickman. They played six matches: winning 3, drew 1 and lost [...]
Prior to half term we took part in a Spirited Arts day. The theme of the day was 'Sacred Spaces', we were asked to create a piece of art to represent our own special places. The art could be a sketch, painting, college or anything we could think of! (Limited to school supplies!) Today [...]
Wednesday 11th June saw the annual Drumming Concert held at the Junior site. Children and parents were treated to an accomplished performance by our very talented musicians. Accompanied by the infamous Mr Heard, the drummers delighted the audience with a mixture of fun, pop and rock songs.
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