The Gainsborough Parish Church C.E. Primary School

Year 6 have had a busy week in maths, developing their rounding skills! Today, they put their learning into practice by working in pairs to play a Reasoned Rounding game. They had to think carefully, explain their reasoning and round decimals to the nearest whole number.

Check out the preparations for this weekends flower festival featuring some of our childrens artwork along with other local schools. Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust Team Parish of Gainsborough and Morton

Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust

Pop along to All Saints Parish Church at the weekend and have a look at the lovely flowers on display as well as pictures our children have done along with other local schools. Team Parish of Gainsborough and Morton Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust

This week, our Reception learners have deepened their understanding of the human body through sensory exploration at our discovery table. It has been fantastic to observe and listen as children use rich vocabulary to describe what they can hear, smell, touch and see, building language and sensory awareness together! In Maths, we have introduced comparing and sorting. Starting with pompoms, children have been grouping items by different attributes. Using tools like pegs and sticky tape requires focus and coordination, developing those essential fine motor skills. The children have shown great enthusiasm and enjoyed the new learning through play activities.

Year 5 and Year 6 had a great time yesterday visiting the library and choosing a new book to enjoy! It was lovely to see everyone browsing the shelves and finding something that caught their interest. Reading regularly is so important and makes such a difference to children's learning. Please remember that we ask children to read at least 3 times each week and for these reads to be logged on Learning with Parents. Happy reading!

Please remember to contact Kids Hang Out direct as the school office cannot take bookings or messages. Please note, the same food restrictions apply with Kids Club. Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust

Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust

Important Reminder for Packed Lunches and Snacks Following our recent communication, we would like to remind all parents and carers that nuts, nut-based products, berries, and berry-derived ingredients must not be brought into school. This applies to: Packed lunches Snacks Drinks Examples include: Nuts and nut-based products Jam sandwiches Fresh berries Berry-flavoured yogurts Fruit winders or similar berry-containing snacks Drinks containing berry ingredients Cakes, sweets, or other treats containing nuts or berries In line with Benedict's Law, we ask all families to carefully check ingredients before sending food or drinks into school. Our lunch provider has also been asked to support these measures and no longer supplies any berry-related products within school meals. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a safe environment for all of our children.

Here is our latest newsletter. Don't forget to check out the diary dates at the end. Lincoln Anglican Academy Trust

Sibling photos being taken are only for siblings that are currently in school.

Next week in year 5/6!

This week, we were excited to launch our new World of Work leadership roles, giving our children the opportunity to develop their talents, take on responsibility and make a positive difference across our school community. Linked to our core values of Hope, Dignity, Community and Wisdom, these roles will empower children to lead, serve others and help shape school life in meaningful ways. We can't wait to see our young leaders flourish in their roles as they help make Parish an even more caring, inclusive and inspiring place to learn. #aboveandbeyond #journeytogether #teamparish

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We continued singing all about Forces with the music missioner from church today in year 6!