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It is a tradition at Clavering Primary School that the oldest and youngest pupils decorate the Christmas tree. This took place on Monday! Continue Reading

Reception class enjoyed a wonderful trip to visit Father Christmas on the Audley End Train. We loved filling in the treasure map on the way. Father Christmas was so kind and gave us all a gift. We watched the elves dance and sing and helped them to sort their presents.  We also... Continue Reading

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER  ISSUE 6:                            29.11.19 Welcome We would like to welcome Rachel Betts as a new parent governor.  We are looking forward to working with her in this role. Open Morning Last week we had a very successful Open Morning for new prospective... Continue Reading

This morning Class One were making fruit kebabs. We discussed the texture, feel and taste of the different fruits and decided which to use on our kebabs. We would like to thank Honour (Hadley’s Grandma) for her help with the preparation and making! We all tried the different... Continue Reading

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER  ISSUE 5:                            15.11.19 Remembrance Service Year 6 children and some representatives from the School Council attended the Clavering Remembrance service at the memorial outside the Christian Centre on Monday this week. Each of the... Continue Reading

Yesterday Class One had a visit from Dr Gill and Dr Tim (Rosie’s Mummy and Daddy). They taught us first aid, we learnt how to help people if they are unwell. We were very excited to be able to practice using bandages, dolls and fire wigs! We would like to thank them both very... Continue Reading

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER  ISSUE 4:                            2.10.19 Magistrate Visit Elaine Terri was welcomed to class 6 on Thursday afternoon to talk to them about her role as a magistrate. Elaine talked to the children about what it means to be a magistrate (which they were... Continue Reading

Reception Class enjoyed meeting Maisie, our school reading dog. The children went to see her in small groups and they were all very sensible, quiet and took turns stroking her. Some of the children asked Louise, Maisie’s owner, really fabulous questions to find out more. Continue Reading

FORTNIGHTLY NEWSLETTER  ISSUE 3:                             11.10.19 A visit from M G Leonard launches Book Week at Clavering Primary School  As part of their Book Week, the pupils at Clavering Primary School were treated to a fabulous day of stories and creative writing led by... Continue Reading

On Thursday last week the children in class 6 enjoyed their first ‘class walk’ of the year. We were fortunate to have the sunshine with us and it was a perfect day to enjoy and appreciate the countryside on our doorsteps. The children followed local maps with a 5 mile circular... Continue Reading