Our class photo on the Millennium Bridge

We walked across the bridge and stopped, in the middle, to look at the other bridges.

We stopped to sketch some of the bridges.

Wow! Who took this photograph?

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Can you remember what you were trying to make?

Today, Year 3, visited Newcastle and Gateshead Quayside as part of their 'Building Bridges' topic. We've been finding out about the bridges and even viewed the bridges from the top of the Baltic.

Miss Cutters' class really enjoyed yesterdays Christmas party as you can see!

As a treat for being the class with the highest attendance last half term, Miss Cutters' class visited Dukeshouse Wood in Hexham.

Kitted out in our waterproofs and hiking boots Year 3 had a fun day out exploring the walks around the area. Luckily we made it back to the minibuses before it started to rain!

Following the success of our 2010 Children in Need Talent Show, we invited entrants for a second extravaganza. Children from years 1 to 6, created their own acts to entertain the audience and raised funds for needy children.

Golden Book assembly was particularly special for three children today! Ellie Stringer, Ellis and Owen Simpson will be taking part in the Junior Great North Run on Saturday, raising money for the NSPCC (a charity close to all of our hearts)! Share your support and comments here. Good luck! We will all be thinking of you (and shouting very loud!)
Mrs Thompson

Once again we celebrated World Book Day today at Carr Hill. We entered into the spirit by dressing as our favourite book characters and exchanging stories. Many thanks to Miss Pullen for the attached images.

We have many reasons to celebrate at Carr Hill this year. Our building is 80 years old and we have a brand new dining hall and staffroom. Following the success of the 2005 reunion, we will be hosting a second reunion event, celebrating old friendships formed between 1930 and 1960.

Reunion night, Thursday 30th September 2010.
We look forward to seeing you between 6.30pm and 9pm.

As our bid to take over the world continues, we added 30 sparkling new bikes to our school. These bikes, in various sizes, will enable classes to fully access the environments we encounter on educational visits.

Two huge bike trailers allow us to attach the bikes to the minibuses and will add to the opportunities we enjoy at Whithaugh Park.