SJB Primary School

Well done, Year 4, on brightening our classroom entrance with these lovely autumnal creatures. Leafy hedgehogs, squirrels and even a deer and a late season butterfly. Isn’t nature wonderful!

Please tell Mrs Fletcher if these are yours.

Find out more about the local secondary schools by looking at their websites. Message Mrs Fletcher if you are not sure how to apply for your child’s place.

All of our KS2 children have been out completing a cross country challenge today.

We have been asked to complete a course and set a time by our School Games Organiser. Every school in Furness will do it as part of a virtual competition. We are all determined to beat our times next week.

All those who beat their first time will receive a certificate.

Mr Maher is not interested in who comes first. He would rather everyone shows some determination and beats their time.

We are looking forward to the day when we can go and compete against other schools. JUST LIKE LAST YEAR!

We would like our children to have access to all these lovely books. Classes are going to be timetabled to visit the library. They will wash or sanitise their hands before and after their visit. There will be a gap of two or three days between classes. We will alternate younger and older children as they will use different shelves and baskets. Books can go home and will be quarantined before going back on the library shelves.

In Year 5 we have just finished our science project exploring living things and their habitats.

We have discovered so much from the life cycles of mammals, birds, insects and sea animals. To a brave entomologist who risked being burned for being a witch whilst researching metamorphosis.

Some loose parts play lunchtime action from year 2!

Years 4 and 6 had a visit from Izzy today. She came to talk about playing out safely, what to do if you feel worried and who to talk to. At SJB we are part of the Ulverston community and we want everyone to feel safe.