​Pupil: Why are you a beast?
Liam Cooper: Erm... I'm definitely taking that as a compliment
What a special moment!
#impossibleisnothing

When    @LUF   ’s captain
@LiamCooper__   met our Nursery and Reception children today! #impossibleisnothing
@AcademyLc6

​Our incredible Head Boy and Girl asking
@LiamCooper__   questions and leading the assemblies for the children. Well done! You were both amazing!

Thank you for coming to visit us   @LiamCooper__
You were an inspiration to us all and taught us that life will not always be easy, but if we get our heads down, be resilient then anything is achievable.

It was great to see the children persevering with   @AcademyLc6   and Angus this morning. The children loved learning about tension, control and balance.

Our new Impossible is Nothing signs taken from ⁦@MarcusRashford   ‘s book You are a Champion. Our children deserve the best and to know we have the highest hopes for their futures. 

Year 2 have been on an animal poo hunt. We told them that over night some animals had come into the playground and Mr Lumb has asked them to help clean up their poo (fake). We then dissected it to find out which poo came from which animal. They all loved it!

Year 2 have been using their knowledge of food chains by collecting and investigating (fake) droppings to figure out which mischievous animals made a mess on the playground.






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Our Reading Champions enjoying their breakfast with Mr Lumb at McDonald's. It has been fab sharing what we have all asked for from Santa and which books we love reading. #impossibleisnothing

Merry Grinchmas Yr1 have had a very Grinchy day today #impossibleisnothing

​Year 2 Polar Express Day #hotchocolate #marshmellows #cream #impossibleisnothing

Riley R in Yr4 was so excited about science week he went home and conducted his own experiment to see which chocolate melted quickest.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.  Our wonderful choir was out getting everyone into the Christmas spirit.

The history of this school never ceases to amaze us. Having attended the remembrance event on Saturday unveiling of the memorial for the 57 past pupils who gave their life fighting in World War 2, this morning one of our current families brought this in… #impossibleisnothing

After being inspired by
Marcus Rashford's book to dream big and make it happen, Nwa is focusing on her dream of being a doctor

'You can be whatever you want to be as long as you put your mind to it!' Ruby's words on her dream job poster inspired by
Marcus   Rashford's book!

'You are a Champion,   Marcus Rashford'.     Mnasie's words after being inspired by reading his book and dreaming of his future aspiration of being an author! You can do it, Mnasie!
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 Harrison has been inspired by   Marcus Rashford
to dream big about his future aspiration of being a police officer! Thank you   Marcus  Rashford   for inspiring to us to dream big!
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Leyton has been a Champion this morning. He didn’t let set backs hold him back and he was relentless and kept on trying, no matter how frustrating it was! All thanks to the work we’ve done reading    Marcus Rashford’s book
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​Cedar Class have been reading
Marcus Rashford’s ‘You are a Champion’ book. It has inspired them to research and think about their dreams, their goals and how to be the best version of themselves

Year 6 at the Vue cinema in Leeds having just watched Boss Baby 2 for free thanks to Into Film. The kids loved it and were really well behaved throughout

Year 3 walked to the WW1 memorial, they were looking at all the men that had lost their lives but attended our school

Year 1 working really hard with their new phonic sound ‘ow’ and using it in words like snow, blow, know

The children in Year 2 had just finished their spelling check and were very proud of their scores. The children were all determined to beat their score next week. They were then thinking about how they could innovate their class Talk 4 Writing story
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Year 6 are innovating their class story based on the World War 2 story, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. The children were focused on a scene where Bruno and Pawel meet each other for the first time.

 


Chestnut class were working hard at the start of the week, innovating the class Talk 4 Writing story. The children were describing a new setting for their story

Our Impossible is Nothing winners This week the challenge was to use 3 before me when they were stuck. Instead of giving up… 1. Try Harder, 2. Use resources in the room, 3. Ask your partner. If you’re still stuck you can ask the teacher. 

We made the local press! To read about how Impossible is Nothing click here and head to pages 12, 13 and 18.

 Sonny and Coopa are delighted to be in   @SouthLeedsLife
and be part of our dream to #GetMarcustoHCPS #impossibleisnothing
@MarcusRashford

Our impossible is nothing winners this week. Our skill this week has to been to SLANT! These children have stood out all week for being excellent SLANTers! Well done!




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The votes have now been counted and we would like to introduce you to our new Head Boy and Girl and our Deputy Head Boy and Girl.

Head Boy Carson Ellis

Head Girl Isabelle Naylor
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 Deputy Head Boy Armandas  Gabalis
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Deputy Head Girl Angel Cunningham

It's that time of year again where we look to elect our new Head Boy and Head Girl.
​Take a look at our candidates speeches . Who will win? 

Angel Cunningham
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Armandas Gabalis
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Emily Quante-Garside
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Carson Ellis

Isabelle Naylor
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Harrison Irvine

Missy-Mae Buchanan

Promedie Makiese
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Well done to Ella,Tyler and Angel who completed the pretty muddy race for life  all for a good cause

This week our winners used the anchor charts around the room to help them when they were stuck. Our anchor charts are made by the teachers & children in the lesson on large sheets of paper and hung up around the room to remind children of key ideas.

Panku was very impressed today when he saw Leela from Year 2 in the Reading Rockstar tent for reading 9 times this week at home!

Children in Reception came dressed for the role they would like to do when they are older. As part of our day we had a visit from a police officer. The children got to sit in the car and see the flashing lights

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We are extremely honoured to have
@tompalmerauthor
in school today talking to Year 6 about his books. All of Year 6 loved reading his book, “After The War,” and some have even bought signed copies of his other books!

​Mr Sharpe got all of his Tom Palmer books signed too!

Year 1 to 6 Impossible is Nothing winners last week. Our skill was 'Having a positive attitude! Accepting every challenge with a smile!'

Year 3 Hazel have blown Panku’s socks off this morning! They all got 3 or 4 in their fluent in 5! Nothing is impossible, they have set the bench mark high!

Panku's is super impressed with the 3 girls for having a go with their tricky spelling homework! They can’t do it …YET! But with the perseverance these 3 have shown, I am sure they will be able to do it soon!

Coopa and Muhammed celebrating their boxing success. ​

Our Impossible is Nothing task this week was to walk silently and sensibly around school, Well done to all of our award winners!

​Three CHAMPIONS today in Palm Class! After reading some of 'You are a Champion', Year 4 wanted to write letters to   @MarcusRashford
to explain how he has inspired them to Dream Big and Make It Happen

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​Cedar Class have been showing Impossible is Nothing this week! So many CHAMPIONS inspired by
@MarcusRashford's amazing book - You are a Champion

Some of our Golden Ticket winners choosing their prizes   for working so hard on their presentations

Year 5 have become champions today. Check out their badges 

The winner of our Sunflower Competition, Lacey-Mae Anderson with one of her best friends Missy. Well done Lacey-Mae

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Our second place prize winners from the Sunflower Competition!! Over 2m tall

Our third placed winner in the Sunflower Competition, Savannah! What an amazing achievement

Well done to all of our families who took part in our Sunflower Competition this year. The children have enjoyed looking after & caring for their sunflower. Thank you to all of the parents & grandparents for supporting the children and making this possible

Yr 2 children have been learning all about the Great Fire of London and became bakers for the day. They researched all about Thomas Farriner who was a baker on Pudding Lane and whose bakery was the source of the Great Fire of London

Our Impossible is Nothing Skill this week was - Using our manners by saying please and thank you Well done to all of the pupils who were chosen for this skill.

​And so we say goodbye and good luck to our Year 6 pupils as they move on  up to high school.
It was lovely to see them all off with an end of year prom and they didn't disappoint when they all turned up suited and booted and ready to party.

Huge congratulations to Skye Golden who won our Sports Person of the Year for 2020-21

Huge congratulations to  Adrian Ojong-Eyume who won our Scholar of the Year for 2020-21

Today we celebrated our Year 6 pupils with a  leavers assembly

​These guys deserved their treat today! They have been the most amazing year group and have coped so well over the last 18 months. We are so proud of the young people they have become and we know they will go on and do amazing things

Year 5 had their own pizza party with homemade pizzas yesterday. Move over Gordon Ramsey !

Year 6's Rocky Monster Show Performance
For those of you who couldn't get to school, or those of you who want to watch one more time, here is this year's Rocky Monster Show Performance in full.  https://youtu.be/rp9gPgfzmYw​
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Year 3 had lots of fun on their day out to   Tropical World in Roundhay

​The Scholastic Book Fair will be in school on 22nd-28th June. It will be 3 for the price of 2 on all top titles. Order form will be sent home. To download an order form or to see some of the fantastic books on offer,   please click here

Palm class have taken their maths outside today - they are describing the position of something by giving specific directions.

Reception Class had lots of fun in the sun when they had the beach day.

Our two amazing winners Promedie (Yr5) and Jaxon (Yr2) won a new Liverpool and Leeds shirt as first prize in the TTRockstar and Numbots competitions for KS2 and KS1. Well done boys!!

​Well done to all of our Numbots and Times Table Rock Stars winners for our May Challenge!

From spelling common exception words to Fluent in 5, reading to  mental arithmetic, the children  are getting  their heads down to do some serious learning.

​Mrs Thornton and some of the children in Nursery gardening.

Miss Whitfield is showing the Reception children this week’s challenges in the outdoor provision. In the Maths shed the children were learning about capacity and how we measure the capacity of different objects.

And so we start our last half term! The children have returned to school all ready to work  hard.

Today in Year 1 we have been finishing off our Geography and History week by looking at seaside holidays in the past. We learnt all about Hokey Pokeys which was the way that Victorians used to eat ice cream. They licked the ice cream off paper! We loved it! Then we wrote instructions in case anyone would like to try this at home. Top tip: eat it before it melts!

Take a look at our fabulous Easter bonnets in EYFS & KS1

Nursery
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Reception
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Year 1
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Year 2
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and our amazing   egg decorations in KS2

Year 3
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Year 4
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Year 5
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Year 6
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The children hard at work during the last week of Spring Term.








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​Today we celebrate Red Nose Day. #FunnyisPower

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Year 6  are making the most of the sunshine and doing their arithmetic test outside!

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EYFS had a very different kind of visitor. His name was Jam and he was a  very friendly T-Rex







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​Oh no what has happened in our Reception classroom? The children think there might have been a spaceship
that has crashed and they are planning to investigate today

Thank you to all of the people who collected their boxes over the holidays, ready to help Class Reception build a new rocket ship to help get our crashed aliens back home

The children in Reception, working in teams to design a new rocket ship   to help get the crashed home. The children were naming the shapes and counting the different parts of the ship.


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Our winning Astronauts who designed the best to fly back into space! Well done guys

​All of the children were excited to be back after the Christmas holidays!

Hunslet Carr staff and governors would like to wish all of our pupils, families and friends a very merry Christmas and a  Happy New Year!

The school took part in the  Santa Dash, which comprised of 18 laps around the basketball = 1 mile

​Lots of hard work going on in Upper KS2

Well done to all of the Plum superstar winners!

​Well done to all of the Beech superstars and Golden Ticket winners!

Our Golden Ticket winners picking up their prizes in a social distanced school hall. All of the winners from each bubble came separately and made sure to sanitise

Well done to all the Palm super stars from Fridays assembly



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Year 3 working hard during the first part of their Maths No Problem! Lesson. Using Concrete, Pictorial and Abstract methods, how many ways can they solve today’s In Focus question? Is it a clever day?
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Year 4 classes working hard on A Monday morning. The children in Maple were tackling their MNP! Lesson and Palm class were text marking in their Reading lesson.


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​The children in Yr456 RL working hard to edit the 2nd part of their King Midas story. All of the boys thought it would be cool to be able to turn things to gold until they thought about food, drink and Playstation Controllers!!!

While their teachers are elsewhere in school making phone calls to children’s parents and carers, the children in Year 6 were busy writing a story that had a cliff hanger towards the end . . . Dramatic Pause . . .
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Year 5 getting off to a great start to the week. Both classes just going through the Let’s Learn part of their Maths No Problem! Lessons. The children are learning how to multiply 4 digit numbers

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Children in Year 2 coming up with ideas to innovate their model text in Talk 4 Writing. Mason was thinking about how to describe a boy and Jaxon was describing the scene.

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​ Children in both Year 1 classes settling down to practise their handwriting after this morning's fire practice.

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​The children in Reception class have been exploring the areas of outside provision, looking at sinking, floating and moving water and the children in Nursery have been playing alongside each other, learning how to take turns and  share.

​Mark Making taking place all over in the Reception Classes this morning following  their trip to the school office to see Mrs Rayner on Friday

​Lots of fantastic lessons last week, from Fluent in 5, to redrafting our literacy work to  produce some brilliant, final pieces of writing

Pear class took a trip to @TempleNewsam. We saw some pigs, ducks and took a walk in the grounds to climb some trees and play in the park. We even role played our class story of Three Billy Goats Gruff, 'trip trapping over the bridge' .

Some examples of work from Year 4’s Remembrance Day activities. A black out poem, where children are challenged to remove most of the words, leaving only a few words and sentences to make a new, dramatic poem.

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​EYFS have been having lots of fun while learning

​And so we start a new half term  with new safety rules and regulations, which all of the children are following with ease

Here are the next batch of our home learning shoeboxes. They are designed to give children engaging, open-ended challenges that they can do at home with minimal adult support. We are giving them to children who are self-isolating for 14 days.  The box includes a mix of self-initiated tasks and resources like Times Tables Rockstars. For parents whose first language is not English or who lack confidence in English and Maths, we hope the boxes will lead to great home learning. 
​Our tablets from the Government have just arrived. We will be adding them to our Shoeboxes this morning and delivering them to child self-isolating ASAP

The children settled in to the first half term, and produced some fabulous as well as having lots of fun along the way

Year 2 designed and made their own Bug Hotels for our Science and DT Topic #Bugstaycation    #It'sabugslife.

On Thursday 7th October, KS1 had author Chris Madeley zoom into our classrooms to read her amazing book ‘Cones and Cleaner Air’.

​We had lots of impressive  lessons happening in our classrooms last half term. From Fluent in 5 to a little bit of Joe Wicks, fine and gross motor skills work to re-working traditional tales and phonics lessons to  times tables practice.

How are we helping families and children with their mental health?
As well as making sure all of our children are learning at the correct level, we are working hard to support theirs and their families’ mental health/wellbeing.
 
One of the things that can help us with this is knowing how the lockdown and school’s reopening has impacted on yours and your child’s mental health.
 
For Parents and Carers, we would appreciate it if you could spare 10 mins to take this Leeds City Council survey. The answers you give will help us to work out how our school might best support the wellbeing of parents and carers going forward. The link to the survey is:
 Health and Wellbeing Service Parent/Carer Survey
 
For Parents and Carers of children in Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2, we would appreciate it if you could spare 10 mins to take this Leeds City Council survey. The answers you give will help us to work out how our school might best support the youngest children in school.
 Health and Wellbeing Service Early Years Wellbeing Survey
 
These survey links will be open until Friday, 13th November.
 The children in Years 3 – 6 will be taking part in the 10-minute survey in school, using the school’s iPads and once we have the results, we will know how to best support the oldest children in school.

Parent/Carer Meetings
Unfortunately, we are unable to offer our usual events like open morning and Halloween disco this term due to current Government guidelines.
 However, we are determined that we will hold Parent/Carer Meetings via telephone conversations. We will soon be sending out a letter to each parent/carer with a date and a time when your child’s teacher will call you to speak about how well they are doing in school for 10 mins. Each teacher is going to have to make 30 phone calls so we would appreciate you being available for the phone call and understanding when the phone call needs to come to the end.
 
 Christmas Nativity Plays
COVID-19 might be cancelling many things this year, but it will not be cancelling our Christmas Nativity Plays for children in Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2. The children will be getting their parts very soon and then rehearsing their lines and the songs in their classrooms. We will then be recording the Nativity Plays and broadcasting them via a platform like Zoom or Youtube. Look out for more information about these plays nearer the time.
 
School Birthday Parties
On the Friday before the holidays, each class held a birthday party to celebrate the children born in August, September and October. Our next birthday party will be held on Friday, 27th November to celebrate all of our children who were born in November.
 The children do not need to bring anything into school to enjoy the party as food and games will be provided by the school.
 
Day Trips to Local Areas of Interest
As we move into our second half-term of the year, we are starting to consider taking the children on trips to local places of interest such as Temple Newsam or Middleton Woods. Each trip would be risk assessed for all the normal risks that are present whenever you take children out of school as well as the new risks associated with COVID-19. We would appreciate if you could please read and sign the permission slip attached to this newsletter to allow your child to take part in these local trips.

               



Could you get out of the pit?
Here are the little tools  we have to help our pupils cope when they are faced with a challenge  at school.

​Lot's of new young explorers in our Reception Classes

 
​We welcome back all of of our children who have settled back into the 'new normal'​ with ease.

SUNFLOWER RESULTS ARE HERE !!
Well done to each and everyone of you who have taken part in our EYFS Sunflower competition. I have really enjoyed watching your sunflowers grow and how much you have cared and looked after them. The results shown below are from the last measurement that was published onto Tapestry.
The results are as follows:-

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​EYFS OVERALL WINNER - Peyton S from Nursery 228cm tall - huge   congratulations   this is very impressive!

RECEPTION RESULTS:-
Noah 153cm - Prize Winner
Lucy 140cm
Dolly 125cm
Holly 115cm
Pheobe 109cm
Rosie 70cm
Ruby 57cm

NURSERY RESULTS:-
Peyton S - 228cm - Overall EYFS Prize Winner
Gracie-Leigh - 195cm
Dakota - 181cm
Guy - 160cm
Hope - 135cm
Lottie - 120cm

​STAFF:
Mrs Thornton - 165cm
Miss Mitchell - 149cm

​SUNFLOWER DIARY PRIZE WINNER
Phoebe - Reception
Pheobe well done on such a detailed account of your sunflower journey.

SUNFLOWER DIARY PRIZE WINNER
​Dakota - Nursery
​Dakota such a lovely picture of your sunflower and for carefully recording your measurements as well

Hope you all have an amazing Summer holiday and even though the competition is now officially closed I would still love to see your flowers when they open up so please keep watering your plants and upload your photo onto Tapestry when you can.
Thank you everyone and again well done.
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Social Distancing and Keeping Safe. Please note the time change for picking up your children
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​​If your child is   in Year 1 and you have let school know that they will be returning to school on 16/06/2020,  have a look at their new bubbles
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Year 1, Bubble 1

​Year 1, Bubble 2

​​Year 1 ,   Bubble 3

​If your child is   in Year 6 and you have let school know that they will be returning to school on 08/06/2020,  have a look at their new bubbles
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​Year 6, Bubble 1

Year 6, ​Bubble 2

​Year 6, Bubble 3

​What lockdown looked like at school and at home
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Enterprise Project

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Thank you to our parents who as part of the enterprise project, set up our new Tuck shop. We made a profit of around £90 today. Thank you to everyone who bought some sweets, we will see you again next Friday!

Road Safety

​After the events outside of school on Friday night, we have been focused on road safety at school in our assemblies.

​Look closely at this picture. Even though the young child thinks there is a big gap between the cars, when you look from a driver’s point of view you can’t see them. Never cross between parked cars!

Golden Ticket

​Some of our Golden Ticket Winners. 
What fantastic presentation and pride in their work.

​World Book Day

​We celebrated World Book Day 2020 with the children dressing up as some favourite book characters.

We had some very cute book characters in our Mums and Tots session

Chicks,  chicks, everywhere

The chicks are loving life in our Nursery and look at the  inspiration they are giving to the children!

Harry Potter Sleepover

Our Year 5 and 6 pupils stayed over night in school for  our annual Harry Potter  sleepover. First activity of the night was the Sorting Ceremony. Once the children knew which  houses they were in they played   Witches and Wizards and then our very own version of Quidditch  before settling down to watch the  film.

Open Morning

​Thank you to everyone who was able to attend our Open Morning. We hope you enjoyed seeing what the children are learning and we know they were excited to show you how brilliant they are!

A visit from the one and only Jim Gump

Jim Gump is on an incredible mission. He has already run nearly 14,000 miles (10,000 in the UK and 4,000 in the US), covering an average of 22 miles per day! This remarkable quest will eventually see him run 30,000 miles (and he has hinted he may not stop at that!).
Jim’s running isn’t without purpose. In fact, every mile he puts on the clock is in an effort to raise awareness of obesity among children and inspire kids worldwide to live a healthier, more active life. Today he visited Hunslet Carr to tell our children all about his journey.

School Council

The School Council have had a very busy week . They were invited to plant trees at Leasowe field by our school governor Cllr Paul Wray and they attended the annual Youth Summit at Elland Road where the focus this year was on Health and Wellbeing of our young people in the local community.
To see more  photos from the day, please click here

                                                                                             Topic
Our children have produced some fantastic pieces of work for their topic from the  Autumn Term,  from  dragons to the Great Fire of London, and the Stone Age to The Giant Turnip.

Save the Children Christmas Jumper Day
Thank you to everyone who dressed in there Christmas Jumper on the last day of term, we collected a massive £364 for this great cause.

Christmas Collection for Candlelighters
Thank you to everyone for their contributions to the collection during our school concerts.  We raised £342 to help families affected by childhood cancer.
 

Times Table Rockstars

​Christmas Crafts

​Thank you to everyone who was able to come  and get creative when we held our Nursery Christmas Craft session.

Christmas Jumper Day

A few photos from today, when we celebrated Christmas Jumper Day and at the same time supported Save the Children Charity.

Take Over Day 2019

Take Over Day 2019 was another huge success. Our school Council and some of our Year 6 pupils took over the school, They became  Headteachers, teachers,  office staff, attendance officers and premises managers. Well done to all who took part.

Golden Tickets

This week’s Golden Ticket winners!   Everyone enjoying looking at their winning piece of work with their friends before choosing a prize! 

Parent/Carer Meetings

Thank you to everyone who were able to attend our Parent/Carer Meetings.

Local Community

Our School Council,  joined by Councillor   Paul Wray,   helped litter pick  at  Hunslet Lake Park and the Royals this afternoon. What an amazing amount they collected!

Anti-Bullying Week

Fantastic start to Anti-Bullying Week 2019. Fpur of our Yr3 girls took over our assembly to tell the whole school about what makes them special. Happy, wonderful, superstars, brave and proud are just a few words that come to mind! 

Attendance Matters

​We had an attendance raffle this week, where if you were on the playground by 8.50am you were given a raffle ticket. Well done to Mason & Gracie-May Foster for winning our attendance hamper.

The Great Fire of London

There was a lot of role play in Beech Class today, when the children became bakers in a bakers shop as part of their Topic on the Great Fire of London.

The Romans v The Celts

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Pupil in Year 4 became Romans  for the day. They produced some sketches of Roman artifacts,  learnt all about   how the Romans prayed and  the gods they worshiped.   Lots of fun was had when the children played Knuckle bones and learnt how to write Roman letters.

The Great Fire of London

Year 2 have been learning all about the Great Fire of London for  their topic  this half term. As part of their learning, they have designed and made their own Tudor houses.

Kingswood

Year 6 had the best  3 days this weekend when they visited Kingswood for their residential. After having their safety talk, they walked the Nightline, sat around the campfire, played Laser Tag, took part in archery,   went bouldering,   had a ride on the 3G swing and   zip wired from a very high   tower.    All of this in 3 very busy fun filled days!

Macmillan Coffee Afternoon

We raised £392 for Macmillan Cancer Support!!!! Thank you to everyone who helped make our Macmillan Coffee Afternoon a huge success.

Meet your new class teacher

​Thank you to everyone who were able to attend our 'meet your child's teacher' morning

Parent Governor

We currently have a vacancy for a parent governor on the Governing Body, which is open to all parents and carers of children in this school. Being a governor will afford you the opportunity to help shape and guide the progress of Hunslet Carr Primary School.
According to our last Ofsted Report, we are a school that requires improvement and since that time we have worked hard to make the necessary changes for our children. These could not be achieved without the on-going active engagement of parents and guardians.
We are especially looking for people with any of the following skills; financial, ICT, human resources, school curriculum, statistical or strategic planning.
We would really welcome your involvement and would be very open to discussing how you might be able to add to our efforts. Please feel free to contact me through the school or email me on
martin.lumb@hunsletcarr.co.uk.
If you wish to stand as a candidate for this rewarding and challenging position, please look out for a separate letter detailing all the information you will need to put yourself forward

Important Information

Applying for a Secondary School place in September 2020. For   frequently Asked Questions, please click here

​Leavers' Assembly

And so we say a fond farewell to our Year 6 pupils as they move on to the next chapter in their lives. We wish them well in their new high schools.  Congratulations to Leah-Megan Sargent, who was awarded Sports Person of the Year 2019 and to Maya Litwin  who was awarded Pupil of the Year 2019.

                                       Maya Litwin - Pupil of the Year                                                                                                Leah-Megan Sargent - Sports Person of the Year
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We say goodbye and good luck to Mr Farley and Miss Rojas who leave us for pastures new

​Prom 2019

Year 6 turned out in style for their Prom Evening. Everyone looked absolutely fantastic in their dresses and suits!

School Council 2019-20

Well done to our new Head Boy , James Tully, Head Girl, Abigail Wheelhouse, Deputy Head Boy, Sunny Naylor and Deputy Head Girl, Ruby Adamson. We look forward to you leading our  School Council in 2019-20.

          James Tully                                                                           Abigail Wheelhouse                                                   Sunny Naylor                                                          Ruby Adamson
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Nursery Party
Our Nursery children had a blast at their end of year party.

​Sundown
​Year 2 had a fantastic time  when they visited Sundown for their end of year trip.

​Staff Barbecue
Thank You to our Wellbeing   Team and Miss  Bunce's Dad Richard for the fantastic  staff barbecue . It was much appreciated. 

​Well done to our Wonderful Writers!

​The Lion King
A fantastic effort from our Year 6 pupils with their  end of the year performance of The Lion King

​Yr 5  Great Yorkshire Show Trip

Year 5 took a trip to the Great Yorkshire Show. They had a fantastic time seeing all of the different show animals  and taking part  in the many activities that were going on throughout the day.

Yr 3 Yorkshire Wildlife Park trip

Year 3 enjoyed their time at Yorkshire Wildlife Park for their end of term trip

Year 1 Filey trip
Year 1 took their annual trip to Filey. The sun shone for us and the children and staff had lots of fun.

Mums & Tots
Our Mums & Tots   Group took advantage of the beautiful weather   and went for a picninc

EYFS Sports Day

Thank you to everyone who was able to come to our EYFS Sports Day. The children had a fantastic time in the sun and  looking at the photos , the parents did too!

Sports  Day   2019
This years   Sports   Day was a huge success!   The children   loved   trying out all of the different   taster sessions which included   archery,  zumba and  rugby and then competing  in all of the races.   

Thanks to our boys who sorted out the borders around the Support Centre

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