Winterton PrimarySchool & Nursery

Yesterday, three of our children attended the Trust final of the Ogden Trust Science Competition at Southwold Primary School with Mrs Waters, and we are incredibly proud to share that Charlie was the overall winner out of all 14 school settings – an amazing achievement! The competition was launched at Winterton a few months ago, challenging children to create a model demonstrating their understanding of gears, levers and pulleys. We were blown away by both the number and quality of entries – the creativity, craftsmanship and scientific knowledge on display were fantastic! Last month, we held a parent assembly where all entrants had the opportunity to showcase their models, and finalists from Seals and Sharks classes were selected as our Winterton winners. Brothers Jack and Charlie were chosen from Shark Class for their incredible LEGO model train station, complete with moving trains powered by a pulley system. Charlie was also selected from Seal Class for his brilliant cardboard car garage, featuring a pulley lift, ramps and a geared turntable. At the final, all the boys were a real credit to our school. They spoke with pride and confidence about their models and showed great interest in the work of others. Jack and Charlie placed fourth with their LEGO model, and Charlie was crowned overall winner for his car garage – a fantastic result! All participants received a book, and Charlie also won the grand prize of a K'NEX set. Well done to all involved – we are so proud of you!

Congratulations to our children who achieved Learning Characteristic of the Week and Citizen of the Week certificates. In Thursday's Assembly, Mrs Waters presented these certificates to children, who have been chosen by their class teacher, for either excellent progress in a particular subject or for displaying one of our Learning Characteristics. During this assembly, we also celebrated good attendance and sporting achievements. Well done everyone!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Easter service ar Winterton Church – a lovely way to end the term together. It was a joy to celebrate as a community, with singing, fantastic handbells from the children, and a service that truly brought the hot cross bun to life. Don't forget, the church has events coming up, including Palm Sunday this weekend – with a real donkey! Over the Easter break, the church will also be open with fun crafts for children to enjoy. Wishing everyone a happy and restful Easter break

Nursery Places Available! We currently have places available in our school-based nursery! If you're looking for a nurturing and welcoming environment for your child, we'd love to hear from you. Come and see what we have to offer and have a look around. office.winterton@consortiumtrust.org 01493 393218 Get in touch today to arrange a visit!

Congratulations to our children who achieved Learning Characteristic of the Week and Citizen of the Week certificates. In Thursday's Assembly, Mrs Waters presented these certificates to children, who have been chosen by their class teacher, for either excellent progress in a particular subject or for displaying one of our Learning Characteristics. During this assembly, we also celebrated good attendance and sporting achievements. Well done everyone!

Congratulations to our children who achieved Learning Characteristic of the Week and Citizen of the Week certificates. In Thursday's Assembly, Mrs Waters presented these certificates to children, who have been chosen by their class teacher, for either excellent progress in a particular subject or for displaying one of our Learning Characteristics. During this assembly, we also celebrated good attendance and sporting achievements. Well done everyone!

Congratulations to our children who achieved Learning Characteristic of the Week and Citizen of the Week certificates. In Thursday's Assembly, Mrs Waters presented these certificates to children, who have been chosen by their class teacher, for either excellent progress in a particular subject or for displaying one of our Learning Characteristics. During this assembly, we also celebrated good attendance and sporting achievements. Well done everyone!

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Sharks Bring History to Life! To conclude their study of the fight for women's equal voting rights, the Sharks created a living graph charting the struggles from the first women's suffrage petition in 1866 all the way to 1928, when all women over 21 were finally granted the right to vote. The children identified key events where suffragettes and suffragists campaigned for change, as well as the important turning points that led to women achieving the right to vote. A fantastic way to bring history to life and understand the journey towards equality!