Samuel Pepys School

We hope you all had a lovely Christmas and wish you all the very best for 2012.

Just a reminder Tuesday 3rd January is a training day therefore we look forward to welcoming students back on Wednesday 4th January 2012.

Enjoy the rest of the holidays

In the event of severe weather we will try to keep school open as far as
possible.  Should the roads be so severely affected that transport operators and/or staff cannot reach school safely we may make a decision to close.
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Thank you

Key Stage 3 all joined together and made up some shoe box gifts to send to Children in poor countires. They collected from staff, parents and students soft toys, stationary, gloves, hats, sweets, dolls, cars and lots more and then put them in shoes boxes covered in Christmas Wrapping paper ready to send.

The students really enjoyed putting the boxes together and we are sure the children recieving them will have  great pleasure with their contents.

On Wednesday  6th April we were lucky enough to have a theatre company come to school and put on a production called Crazy Hair. It was excellent and a great time was had by all. There was a lion and a huge bear in the story and some really cray hair!.

Here are a few photos of what we got up to.

Today for Comic Relief staff and students were able to dress in what they liked to raise money. There were also some really yummy cakes for sale too. We managed to raise £126.

Well Done Everyone!

Today we were all spoilt by being entertained by a magic show. The Magician used to his magic to tell us about Healthy Eating. He asked staff to help him and everyone found it really funny. He had a puppet that helped him with magic. These photos show what we all got up to.

On Tuesday 1st February we had an Indian day. There were various activities all day such as food tasting, trying on Indian clothes, drumming and dancing. Everyone had a great day here are some photos of what we got up to.

We are pleased to announce that our new After School Club called ‘All Stars’ is starting on Monday 20th September. It is on 4 days a week, Monday to Thursday. If you would like any more details please contact the school office and ask to speak to Lisa.

On the 5th July we had some visitors to school that gave us an insight as to what it was like in World War 2. We were able to dress up and look at some equipment such as gas masks. We had a great time as you can see from the photos below.

Today, Wednesday 21st April we had an African day at Samuel Pepys. There were lots of exciting things to do including African dancing, food tasting, African art workshop, a storyteller and learning all about different things in Africa and the way people live. We also learnt about our partner school in Gambia called Jofi.

Here are a few photographs on what we got up to.