Please see the link below or pick up a copy of the free Newsjournal at lots of locations around Mansfield, including the local Co-op. We also have a couple of copies in the school reception area for you to look at.
It tells you all about our Breakfast Club, who won the Kellogg's East Midlands Breakfast Club of the Year.
https://www.news-journal.co.uk/mansfield-schools-breakfast-club-the-best-in-east-midlands/
Please can we ask Parents/Carers to avoid using/parking on Asquith Street when they are dropping off /collecting their children from school. This is a narrow street and for health and safety reasons it is important to keep the use to a minimum.
Please can we also ask individuals to be considerate towards the people who live around the school. If you need to travel by car to bring/collect your child from school please be mindful of how and where you park ie don't block driveways, don't park close to junctions etc
Thank you
“Four children from Breakfast Club, travelled with Mrs Crofts and Mrs Brown all the way to London on Wednesday 4th March to collect our award for being named as Kellogg’s Best Breakfast Club in the East Midlands in 2019.
We all had a very exciting day travelling by taxi, train and London Underground. We were very lucky as it was a day for ‘Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace’ so we listened to a military band and watch the guards ride their horses across Horse Guards Parade ground.
We also found an old fashioned red telephone box.
We enjoyed lunch at the Houses of Parliament, courtesy of Kellogg’s and then were presented with our Award.
We all had a great day.“
All last term, the Young Voices choir has been rehearsing songs ready for the concert this month. Last Friday 10th January, we travelled to the Sheffield Arena to take part in a massive concert involving over 4000 children, professional artists and guest singers. These included Tony Hadley (from Spandau Ballet – remember them?) and Ruti Olajugbagbe (winner of The Voice 2018). We were treated to a spectacular show involving lights, singing and dancing, finally getting back to school at 10pm. It was a truly memorable night.
Asquith Primary School would like to thank everyone who voted for our ECO Christmas Tree. We entered the competition run by Mansfield Museum and WE WON!!!!
Please see the photo below of the Asquith ECO team with the winning Christmas tree and our prize 'A recycling game'