Our Astley year 6 Football Team performed well after a long mid season break, North Walsham Junior Team did well to win the game 3-1.
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Grand Opening of ‘The Hastings’ building
On Monday 19th March it was the official opening of ‘The Hastings’ Building. We had a special assembly lead by Graham Pickhaver (Chair of Governors) and we were fortunate to have numerous special guests. Speeches were given by Lord Hastings whose family own the land and Mark Farrer (CEO of Synergy Trust). A huge thank you to Mr Allen for creating the name plaque for the building and to Mrs Baker for providing refreshments for all our special guests and children.
House Team – Netball
World Book Day – Year 1 Venus
On Thursday 8th March, Venus had lots of fun discovering what had happened in our school. As we arrived for World Book Day we found lots of unusual eggs around school. We spoke to scientists and agents who were trying to help us figure out what had happened. After exploring around the school, we used clues to create what we thought had come out of the egg and wrote some stories explaining what might have happened.
Snowy School Day 2018
Patteson Lodge -Year 5 2018
Neptune Class had a beautifully bright first day. We settled into our rooms and then plenty of layers kept us warm whilst we successfully completed our pirate training. Shiver me timbers! After a delicious evening meal, we got our torches and ventured back out for a snowy night hike. A story round the bonfire then hot chocolate and bed.
Second Day at Patteson Lodge
We started our second day by cooking ourselves soup on fires outside. While we waited for it to be ready, we completed some team building activities. Putting our skills to the test with map reading and clue solving in a woodland winter wonderland after lunch. Everyone did very well at bowling in the evening and we went to bed tired but happy after an evening drink and story.
Spring term running
Year 5/6 Girls Football
On Tuesday 7th November six girls from years 5 and 6 went to WNDSSP to play in a football tournament. There were twelve teams altogether divided into four groups, at this point, after playing six games we were placed 2nd. During the afternoon, all the first placed teams played a knock out as did the second and third placed. Astley played brilliantly winning 5-0 and 8-0 consecutively. A good day was had by all. Thanks goes to Mrs Starling and Mr Hill for helping escort the children for the day.