Year 6 - Over the this half term, Class 16 have been learning the song Livin' on a prayer by Bon Jovi in music lessons. This is our final piece, with some children playing instruments, others singing, and some dancing. See the video on our website: …mew-s-cofe-primary-school.schudio.com/blog/2025-10-2…

Year 5 - Class 12’s final performance of ‘Livin on a prayer’.

Year 6 - This week, uear 6 have had a visit from Leeds Rhinos to inform them about railway safety. The children were involved in a workshop and activities to aid their understanding. #RailwaySafety

Pupil Parliament - Our Pupil Parliament has reconvened this year and is already buzzing with fantastic ideas from pupils across the school. To start the year, we are launching a call for donations to support our ongoing Swap Shop. 1/4

We would be grateful for any contributions of winter clothing—hats, scarves, gloves, coats, and more—that your child has outgrown since last year. Please ensure that donations are in good condition, ready to be enjoyed by another child. 2/4

In addition to clothing, we also welcome bags, shoes, wellies, boots, and other useful items that are no longer needed at home. We have been truly amazed by the generosity of our school community. 3/4

Your donations have already made a big difference, helping other families in school while promoting recycling and sustainability. Thank you for helping us make this year’s Swap Shop another success! 4/4

FAO Families with Pupils in Year 6. A reminder that the deadline for applications for year 7 places falls in half-term, on 31 October 2025. If you need help with your application, you can contact [email protected].

For parents who are making enquiries about applications for Reception places, please follow the link below to a video guide on how to apply for a Reception place: youtube.com/watch?v=WRU1Sr… There is also a page on our website with information: …mew-s-cofe-primary-school.schudio.com/parents/admiss…

KS2 children have taken part in a world Religion Day today. They have come in clothes that represent their religion or some traditional dress. Some children have brought in religious artefacts and told the children in their class about what they mean and why they are used.

KS2 children have taken part in a world Religion Day today. They have come in clothes that represent their religion or some traditional dress. Some children have brought in religious artefacts and told the children in their class about what they mean and why they are used.

KS2 children have taken part in a world Religion Day today. They have come in clothes that represent their religion or some traditional dress. Some children have brought in religious artefacts and told the children in their class about what they mean and why they are used.

KS2 children have taken part in a world Religion Day today. They have come in clothes that represent their religion or some traditional dress. Amer in class 12 kindly brought in some Misbaha Tasbin prayer beads in and explained what they are to the class.

KS2 children have taken part in a world Religion Day today. They have come in clothes that represent their religion or some traditional dress. Some children have brought in religious artefacts and told the children in their class about what they mean and why they are used.

Today, Year 3 celebrated World Religion Day! The children came to school dressed in a wonderful range of religious and cultural clothing, proudly sharing their backgrounds and traditions. 1/3

Throughout the day, we learned about the different symbols of major religions, their places of worship, and their holy books. We also explored the similarities and differences between these faiths, discovering how many share messages of kindness, peace, and respect. 2/3

The children then used their creativity to produce beautiful artwork inspired by religious symbols and worked together on a collaborative art piece It was a fantastic day filled with learning, creativity, and celebration of our world’s rich diversity! 3/3

Here is this weeks newsletter, week beginning Monday 20th October.

We still have Nursery places available, so if you have a 3 year old not in a school Nursery please ask Mrs Drake at the office, to register your child.

Congratulations to the following classes for having 96% + attendance for w/c Monday 20th October: Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 10 Class 12 Class 15 Keep it up! #attendancematters