A NOTE FROM OUR HEADTEACHER
Welcome to Thomas Bewick C of E Primary School! We are a one-form entry campus of over 200 pupils with additional provision for the care of two-year-old children situated on Moorhouse Lane in the Hirst area of Ashington.
At Thomas Bewick, we strive everyday to adhere to our Academy LIGHT values, to love one another, include everyone, goodness is valued, hope for a bright future and be true to ourselves and be honest with others. As a result, Thomas Bewick is a happy, welcoming and friendly school where each and every child matters and their individual needs are our focus.
We encourage our learners to have a love of reading; whether it be stories, poetry or non-fiction. Storytime is sacrosanct and we feel it is imperative that the children hear a range of texts which are linked to their Enquiry for the half term. All staff are excited to share stories which they know the children will enjoy and broaden their horizons. Visit our Reading Corner to find out more! Our experienced staff make great efforts to create an environment where the children are engaged in a rich curriculum, inspired to learn further, happy and secure at school being surrounded by friends.
It is our aim that each and every child in our care can reach and surpass their potential. We welcome working closely with parents and carers to ensure that their children are achieving the best they can. If you would like to know more about our school after exploring our website, please get in touch!
Miss J Hodson
Headteacher
ATTENDANCE
At Thomas Bewick C of E Primary School we take attendance and punctuality very seriously. We aim to have an attendance figure of 97%. Each week we will be showing the attendance percentages per class on the website and announcing on Facebook which class has won the attendance treat for the week. This is the class with the highest attendance so it is important that everyone is in school every day.
Well done YEAR 2!
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Today, one of our 2-year-olds and her mummy kindly hand-delivered a special Easter card to the staff at the Palliative Care Unit at Wansbeck Hospital 💛
Our children made the card this week in school while creating Easter cards for their own families, and wanted to share a little kindness with others.
The staff were so touched they had tears of happiness-and in return, they gifted us two beautiful crochet forget-me-not hearts 🌼
We’ll be hanging these on our “Let all that you do be done in love” display as a lasting reminder of this very special moment of kindness.
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Have a look at our most recent newsletter below 👇
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Mrs Lightley has hidden more eggs around school. (Well done to those children who found one today!)
The eggs have messages on them linked to our school vision 'Let all that you do be done in love,' or our themes for our collective worship.
We are encouraging children to remember the real reason for Easter.
If a child finds an egg, they can hand it in to Mrs Lightley and swap it for a little treat.
Have a look at some of the pictures below for a sneak peak on where the eggs may be hiding!
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Some of our nursery children and their families visited the care home across the road from the school, where they delivered handmade Easter cards, bringing joy and smiles to the residents.
A big thank you to the families, staff and children who took part in today’s visit.
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Yesterday, our Nursery children had a very special visitor-Lizzy the Lamb! 🐑
The children showed such kindness, care and love as they helped to feed her with a bottle and gave her lots of gentle cuddles.
We are so proud of how well they looked after Lizzy-well done, Nursery! 💛
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Yesterday, Mrs Lightley hid 5 eggs around school.
The eggs have messages on them linked to our school vision 'Let all that you do be done in love,' or our themes for our collective worship.
We are encouraging children to remember the real reason for Easter.
If a child finds an egg, they can hand it in to Mrs Lightley and swap it for a little treat.
Have a look at some of the pictures below for a sneak peak on where the eggs may be hiding!
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📌 Reminders for Thursday 2nd April
• Children should come to school in full uniform (no PE on this day)
• Please do not bring book bags to school
• If your child has a packed lunch, please send it in a disposable bag or lunch bag
• Children without anyone at the church will return to school for a 3.30pm collection
The Easter service for Years 1–6 will be held at St Andrew’s Church, starting at 2:00pm. All parents and carers are welcome.
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Some of our Year 5 & 6 writing winners had an unforgettable day at Hauxley Nature Reserve! 🌿✨
From hands-on activities to exploring the great outdoors, the children made the most of every moment. One of the day’s highlights was a peaceful, reflective pause in the outdoor classroom-sitting in silence and truly listening to nature.
Safe to say, both children and staff will be sleeping very well tonight! 😴
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A huge well done to some of our Year 5 children who took part in a litter pick today! 🌿
They’ve been exploring ways to care for the environment around our school, and this was an area they were especially keen to support. Their enthusiasm shone through, and they did a fantastic job helping to keep our school and local environment clean.
We’re very proud of you all-well done! 👏
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